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Part 1: Introduction; * The Cruising Industry, R Dowling, Edith CowanUniversity, Western Australia; * A Geographical Overview of the World CruiseMarket and its Seasonal Complementarities, J Charlier, University ofLouvain-la-Neuve, Belgium & R McCalla, Saint Mary's University, Canada; * TheCruise Industry: An Industrial Organisation Perspective, A Papatheodorou,University of Surrey, UK; * Cruise Tourism and Organisational Culture: TheCase for Occupational Communities, D Lee-Ross, James Cook University,Australia; * Cruise Sector Policy in a Tourism Dependent Island Destination:The Case of Bermuda, V Teye, Arizona State University, USA; Part 2: Demand:Cruise Passengers and Marketing; * What Drives Cruise Passengers' Perceptionsof Value? J Petrick & X (Robert) Li, Texas A &M University, USA; * Cruisingand The North American Market, A Miller & W Grazer, Towson University, USA; *When One Size Doesn't Fit All, C Fanning & J James, Flinders University,Australia; * Ways of Seeing the Caribbean Cruise Product: A BritishPerspective, C Weeden & J-A Lester, University of Brighton, UK; * The Impactof Interpretation on Passengers on Expedition Cruises, K Walker & G Moscardo,James Cook University, Australia; * Cruise Guide Star Rating Systems: A Needfor Standardization, R Swain, Georgetown, Canada; * Sixteen Ways of Lookingat an Ocean Cruise: A Cultural Studies Approach, A Asa Berger; Part 3:Supply: Cruise Destinations and Products; * Spatial and EvolutionaryCharacteristics of Baltic Sea Cruising: An Historic - Geographical Overview,J Lundgren, McGill University, Canada; * The Alaska Cruise Industry, J Munro& W Gill, Simon Fraser University, Canada; * The Cruise Industry and AtlanticCanada: A Case Study, N Chesworth, Mount St Vincent University, Nova Scotia,Canada; * The Changing Geography of Cruise Tourism in the Caribbean, PWilkinson, York University, Canada; * Paradise and Other Ports of Call:Cruising in the Pacific Islands, N Douglas, Southern Cross University,Australia & N Douglas, Pacific Profiles, Australia; * The Antarctic CruiseIndustry, R Dowling & T Bauer, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, P R China; *Round the World Cruising: A geography created by geography? R McCalla & JCharlier; * The Norwegian Coastal Express: Moving Towards Cruise Tourism? OSletvold, Finnmark University College, Norway; * The Structure and Operationof Coastal Cruising - Australian Case Studies, S Reid, University ofTechnology, Australia & B Prideaux, James Cook University, Australia; *Adventure Cruising: An Ethnography of Small Ship Travel, V Smith, CaliforniaState University, USA; * Off the Beaten Track: A Case Study of ExpeditionCruise Ships in Southwest Tasmania, Australia, C Ellis & L Kriwoken,University of Tasmania, Australia; Part 4: Interactions: Economic, Social andEnvironmental Impacts; * Turning Water into Money: The Economics of theCruise Industry, R Klein, University of Newfoundland, Canada. * CruisingNorth to Alaska: The New 'Gold Rush', G Ringer, University of Oregon, USA; *The Sources and Magnitude of the Economic Impact on a Local Economy fromCruise Activities: Evidence from Port Canaveral, Florida, B Braun & FTramell, University of Central Florida, USA; * Florida's Day Cruise Industry:A Significant Contributor to Florida's Economy? L Pennington-Gray, Universityof Florida, USA; * Cruise Tourism in the Eastern Caribbean: An Anachronism inthe Post-Colonial Era? L Pulsipher & L Holderfield, University of Tennessee,USA; * Fantasy and Reality: Tourist and Local Experiences of Cruise ShipTourism in Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico, L Sheridan & G Teal, Universityof Western Australia, Australia; * A Shifting Tide: Environmental Challengesand Cruise Industry Responses, J Sweeting & S Wayne; * Environmental PolicyChallenges for the Cruise Industry: Case Studies from Australia and theUnited States, S Dobson & A Gill, Simon Fraser University, Canada; * Cozumel:The Challenges of Cruise Tourism, H Sorensen, Metropolitan State College,USA; Part 5: Industry Issues; * Cruise Ships in the UK and North EuropeanMarket - Development Opportunity or Illusion for UK Ports? D Robbins,Bournemouth University, UK; * Troubled Seas: Social Activism and the CruiseIndustry, R Klein, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada; * TheDisneyization of Cruise Travel, A Weaver, University of Wellington, NewZealand; * Cruise Tourism: A Paradigmatic Case of Globalization? R Wood,Rutgers University, USA; * Cruises, Supranationalism and Border Complexity, DTimothy, Arizona State University, USA; * The Future of the Cruise Industry,R Dowling.