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Preface.List of Contributors.Part I: Introduction:.1. Tourism:Conceptualizations, Institutions, and Issues: C. Michael Hall, Allan M.Williams, and Alan A. Lew (University of Otago; University of Exeter;Northern Arizona University).Part II: Perspectives on Tourism:.2. TheMeasurement of Global Tourism: Old Debates, New Consensus, and ContinuingChallenges: Stephen L. J. Smith (University of Waterloo).3. Tourist Flows andthe Spatial Distribution of Tourists: Bob McKercher and Alan A. Lew (HongKong Polytechnic University; Northern Arizona University).4. BehavioralApproaches in Tourism Research: D. Jim Walmsley (University of New England,Armidale).5. Towards a Political Economy of Tourism: Allan M. Williams(University of Exeter).6. Cultural Geographies of Tourism: Mike Crang (DurhamUniversity).7. Tourist Practices and Performances: David Crouch (Universityof Derby).Part III: Producing Tourism and Tourism Spaces:.8. The CulturalTurn? Towards a More Critical Economic Geography of Tourism: Keith G. Debbageand Dimitri Ioannides (University of North Carolina at Greensboro; SouthwestMissouri State University).9. Transnational Corporations, Globalization, andTourism: Kevin Meethan (University of Plymouth).10. Entrepreneurial Culturesand Small Business Enterprises in Tourism: Gareth Shaw (University ofExeter).11. Labor Mobility and Market Structure in Tourism: Michael Riley(University of Surrey).12. Transport and Tourism: Stephen Page (University ofStirling).13. The Tourism Area Life Cycle in the Twenty-First Century:Richard Butler (no affiliation).Part IV: Globalization and ContestedPlaces:.14. Problematizing Place Promotion: Nigel Morgan (University of WalesInstitute, Cardiff).15. Tourism, Information Technology, and Development:Revolution or Reinforcement? Simon Milne, David Mason, and Julia Hasse(Auckland University of Technology; Victoria University, Wellington; noaffiliation).16. Theming, Tourism, and Fantasy City: Thomas W. Paradis(Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff).17. Whose Tourist-Historic City?Localizing the Global and Globalizing the Local: Greg J. Ashworth and John E.Tunbridge (University of Groningen; Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada).18.Urban Tourism: Between the Global and the Local: T. C. Chang and ShirlenaHuang (Both at National University of Singapore).19. Postcolonialism,Colonialism, and Tourism: Anne-Marie d'Hauteserre (University of Waikato).20.Indigenous Peoples and Tourism: Tom D. Hinch (University of Alberta).Part V:Tourists, Values, and Practices:.21. Tourism Motivations and Typologies:Richard Prentice (University of Sunderland).22. Tourism, Modernity, andPostmodernity: Tim Oakes and Claudio Minca (University of Colorado atBoulder; University of Newcastle).23. Cultural Circuits of Tourism:Commodities, Place, and Re-consumption: Irena Ateljevic and Stephen Doorne(University of Technology; University of South Pacific).24. Narratives ofBeing Elsewhere: Tourism and Travel Writing: Mike Robinson (Sheffield HallamUniversity).25. Gender and Sexuality in Tourism Research: Annette Pritchard(University of Wales Institute, Cardiff).26. The Souvenir: Conceptualizingthe Object(s) of Tourist Consumption: Jon Goss (University of Hawai'i).PartVI: Tourism Place, Space, and Forms:.27. Tourism and Landscape: Theano S.Terkenli (University of the Aegean, Lesvos).28. The Beach as a Liminal Space:Robert Preston-Whyte (University of Natal in Durban).29. Tourism, Shopping,and Retailing: An Axiomatic Relationship?: Tim Coles (University ofExeter).30. Tourism and the Countryside: Richard Sharpley (NorthumbriaUniversity).31. Mobility, Tourism, and Second Homes: Dieter K. Muller(University Sweden).32. Gaming and Tourism: Patricia A. Stokowski (Universityof Vermont).33. Geographic Perspectives on Event Tourism: Donald Getz(University of Calgary).Part VII: Tourism, the Environment, and Society:.34.Tourism and the Natural Environment: Klaus Meyer-Arendt (University of WestFlorida in Pensacola).35. Tourism and Touristic Representations of Nature:Jarkko Saarinen (University of Lapland and Finnish Forest ResearchInstitute).36. Environmental Impacts of Tourism: P. P. Wong (NationalUniversity of Singapore).37. Tourism and Resource Management: David MercerRMIT (University in Melbourne).38. National Parks: Wilderness and Culture:Stephen Boyd (University of Otago).39. Ecotourism Theory and Practice: ErletCater (University of Reading).40. Tourism, Sustainability and Social Theory:George Hughes (Edinburgh University).41. Tourism and the Elusive Paradigm ofSustainable Development: David B. Weaver (George Mason University,Virginia).Part VIII: Policies, Planning, and Governance:.42. Tourism andPublic Policy: Michael Hall and John Jenkins (University of Otago; Universityof Newcastle, Australia).43. Partnerships, Participation, and Social ScienceResearch in Tourism Planning: Bill Bramwell (Sheffield Hallam University).44.Local and Regional Tourism Policy and Power: Andrew Church (University ofBrighton).45. Tourism Communities and Growth Management: Alison Gill (SimonFraser University).46. Political Boundaries, and Regional Cooperation inTourism: Dallen J. Timothy and Victor B. Teye (Sunderland University; ArizonaState University).47. GIS Applications in the Planning and Management ofTourism: Yianna Farsari and Poulicos Prastacos (Both at the Foundation forResearch and Technology-Hellas (FORTH) in Heraklion, Greece).Part IX:Conclusions:.48. Contemporary Themes and Challenges in Tourism Research:Allan M. Williams, C. Michael Hall, and Alan A. Lew (University of Exeter,University of Otago, Northern Arizona University)