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This significant book sheds light on the possibilities and importance of undertaking interdisciplinary research between tourism and adjacent disciplines in order to further promote the values and contributions of tourism research in both academia and society.
The book critically explores the nexus between interdisciplinary research and tourism while also unpacking methods of tourism education through the lens of interdisciplinary research. Drawing on cutting-edge interdisciplinary tourism research, this volume ranges across various geographical regions and covers important contemporary themes such as gender tourism, senior leisure tourism, and the impacts of health and wellbeing on tourism experience.
Written by leading academics, this insightful volume will be of interest to students and researchers working in tourism, sociology, anthropology, geography, and related disciplines.
Contents
Contents
List of figures
List of tables
About the editors
List of contributors
Introduction
Interdisciplinary Research in Tourism: An overview
Jun Wen, Metin Kozak, Joshua Aston, and Wei Wang
1 Tourism and other disciplines: Shall we dance?
Elisa Zentveld
2 Disciplinarity and the solo researcher: Making strategic choices
Michael Fagence
3 Interdisciplinarity of tourism studies: Methodological profiles of doctoral dissertations
Wiesław Alejziak and Bartosz Szczechowicz
4 The Silk Road initiative: An interdisciplinary approach from tourism politics to stakeholder management
Saeid Nosrati and Levent Altinay
5 Academic freedom: You can discuss any flavor you like, as long as it is vanilla
Elisa Zentveld and Mark Myers
6 Academic freedom in the tourism and hospitality literature: A review and call for action
Jun Wen, Metin Kozak, and Fangli Hu
7 Senior leisure tourists' learning path: The perspective of transformative learning theory
Fangzhou Wan, Zhuo Li, and Yubin Xi
8 Formation and reconstruction of professional identities: A lecturer's autoethnography
Qin Zhang
9 International students' decisions to study abroad: Empirical evidence from South Korea
Amare Wondirad and Lisa Marie Assante
10 Gender tourism: An interdisciplinary perspective
Vorakarn Chalermchaikit and Metin Kozak
11 Interdisciplinarity benefits: The advantages of tourism considered as a culture
Hugo Capellà-Miternique
12 To go or not to go: A comprehensive framework on suboptimal health status and travel avoidance
Shaohua Yang
13 Positive psychology and tourist wellbeing: Reflections through a developmental lens
Lu Chang, Sebastian Filep, Brent Moyle, Sera Vada, and Karine Dupre
14 Specify travel therapy for people with suboptimal health status: An interdisciplinary perspective
Yedan Fan
15 The relationship between adolescent mental health and tourism experience
Jialu You
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