Purpose The purpose of this conceptual paper is to explore the potential of regenerative
tourism practices and their influence on destinations and their stakeholders from a …

This conceptual paper develops a framework that addresses the need to manage human-
wildlife interactions in Arctic settings to ensure positive outcomes for wildlife, local people …

The politics of Tamil working-class identity in Malaysia continue to be articulated in subaltern
terms, employing term such as 'coolie', which is elsewhere an archaic usage from colonial …

Neolocalism as a conscious effort to actively seek out a sense of place with local
communities, has been growing rapidly among craft breweries' customers in recent years …

Gender differences in biospheric value orientation and opinions on wildlife management
have the potential to be used as a management tool in wildlife watching settings. In this …

Many of the peripheral rural areas in Iceland had to undergo economic restructuring
following the 2008 world economic crash, further hurting independent fishing families and …

Disturbance due to tourism may impact the critically endangered population of harbor seals
(Phoca vitulina) in Iceland. Improved seal watching management is a promising strategy for …

This article describes of an elective wildlife tourism management course at the University of
Lapland. This teaching/learning course focused on blending theories used in place-based …

This paper explores the emergence of Stakeholder Theory and Blind Spot Theory over time
from two distinct points of views in rural tourism development. After World War II, community …

Neolocal expressions where inhabitants promote distinguishing community characteristics
through tourism have become increasingly popular in remote cold-water islands. Although …