This article reviews the current situation in geographical work with fiction in the context of an
explicitly spatial view of the writing–reading nexus as a contextualized and always emerging …

This paper develops and extends the recent work on international student mobility by
expanding beyond the traditional push–pull factors of migration to show that students are …

This paper considers the potential role literary tourism has in the economic future of rural
regions. In many rural areas, literary tourism is critically important to the economic prosperity …

This article explores the current landscape of literary geography against the backdrop of a
broadened interest in geography's textual traditions. It suggests that after a period of relative …

While literary tourism has a long history traceable back to the seventeenth century, the
considerable growth of interest and popularity in literary tourism research among academics …

This paper discusses the complexity and multidimensionality of ethnic representations in
tourism promotion. In existing studies of indigenous tourism it has been emphasized how the …

Geography's relationship with literature is no longer a disciplinary oddity. Seminars, special
sessions in annual conferences, special issues of geography journals, and collective books …

This book discusses the archaeology and heritage of the German military presence in
Finnish Lapland during the Second World War, framing this northern, overlooked WWII …

Humour and cartoons are commonly perceived as practices of innocent entertainment, but
the crisis following the publishing of twelve cartoons of the prophet Muhammed in the …

This paper asks how a teacher transforms from constrained and controlled to an
independent yet dialogical agent. We analyse and describe the transformation of a teacher …