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• Cover-Page
• Half-Title
• Series
• Title
• Copyright
• Contents
• Figures and Tables
• Contributors
• Dedication
• Preface
• Foreword
• Local Roots
• Introduction
• Introduction
• Going Local
• Localising Tourism and a Degrowth Approach
• Social Movements for Defence of the Local
• Key Terminologies for Localising Tourism
• This Volume
• Part 1: Theorising Local Communities in Tourism Anew
• 1. Place-based Governance in Tourism: Placing Local Communities at the Centre of Tourism
• Introduction
• Place and Placelessness
• Case Study: Karajarri People, Country and Tourism
• Degrowth + Decolonising
• Conclusion
• 2. Circular Oikonomia, Posthumanism and Local Space to Socialise Tourism
• Introduction
• The Circular Economy as a Circular Oikonomia
• Posthumanism
• A Theoretical Framework of Circular Oikonomia and Posthumanism
• Conclusion
• 3. Travel Boycotts, Ethical Consumption and Destination Communities: Expanding the Morality of Neighbourliness
• Introduction
• Boycotts in Tourism
• Boycott and Social Justice
• Boycott or Not: Is Boycotting Always the Best Practice?
• The Debates over Boycotts and the Problem of Community
• Conclusion
• 4. The Local Turn in Tourism: Place-based Realities, Dangers and Opportunities
• Introduction
• Two Moral Limits of the Market
• Localisation in Popular Approaches of Making Tourism More Sustainable
• The Local Turn and Dealing with Local Realities
• Conclusions
• Part 2: Case Studies of Local Community (Dis)/(Re)/Empowerment
• 5. Unheard Voices: Youth Activism for Social and Environmental Justice
• Introduction
• Background
• Youth Participatory Filmmaking
• Youth4Sea
• Our Home Holiday Town
• Discussion and Conclusion
• 6. Enhanced Food Security Through Localised Community Cryptocurrency: Experiences of a Costa Rican Tourism Town
• Introduction
• Community Currencies as a Resilience-Building Strategy
• Conceptual Framework – The Doughnut Economy
• Research Site: Monteverde, Costa Rica
• COVID-19 and Monteverde’s Food Security Responses
• Discussion
• Conclusion
• 7. An Ethnographical Study of Community Tourism: Seeking Alternative Tourism Options for Malta Through ‘Meet the Locals’
• Introduction
• Community Tourism: The Research Context
• Tourism in Malta: Promoting Alternative Approaches to Traditional Tourism
• The Research Approach and Project Delivery
• Current Research Outcomes
• Conclusions
• Part 3: Practitioners’ Views and Insights
• 8. Localhood
• The Epilogue
• Local Huh?
• Strategic Determinants of Localhood
• The End Was Just the Beginning…
• Easier Said than Done: Implementing Localhood
• From Localhood to Local Good
• Case Study: Transforming Relations Between DMOs and Communities: NAO Launching: Time for DMOcracy
• What We Want To Achieve
• Why DMOcracy? Why Now?
• Liveability Over Visitability
• 9. The Story of Cambodian Children’s Trust: Evolving Development Practice From ‘Doing For’ Communities To ‘Doing With’ Communities
• Introduction
• My Start in Development: ‘Doing to’ Families
• Understanding Development: Investing in Downstream Systems
• CCT First Evolution: ‘Doing for’ Families
• CCT Second Evolution: ‘Doing with’ Families and Communities
• CCT’s Development Insight: Empowerment is a Shift in Power
• Why Fund Downstream?
• CCT’s Shift to an All-Khmer Leadership Team In-Country
• CCT’s Next Evolution: Shifting the Power by Working Within Local Systems
• Case Study in Practice of Working with Communities: Freire’s ‘Pedagogy of the Oppressed’ and Working in Mutuality: Pathways for Communities to Take Control of Their Futures
• 10. The Neighbourhood Where History, Community, Tourism and Truth-Telling Meet: A Tourism Practitioner Case Study from the Greenwood Cultural Center of Tulsa, Oklahoma
• Introduction
• The Story of Greenwood
• The Greenwood Cultural Center and 2021 Centennial Commemoration
• Discussion and Reflections with Michelle, a Tourism Practitioner and Storyteller in Greenwood
• Conclusion
• Part 4: Imagining New Futures
• 11. Convivial Tourism in Proximity
• Introduction
• COVID-19 in the Context of the Ecological Crisis
• Tourism Debates in the Pandemic Setting
• The Proposal of Convivial Conservation in the Realm of Tourism
• Conservation for the Elite
• The Case of La Trapa (Mallorca)
• Conclusion
• 12. Towards a ‘More-than-Tourism’ Perspective for Localising Tourism
• An Autoethnographic Approach for a More-than-Tourism Localised Tourism Agenda
• Newcastle Afoot: The Politics of Public Space and Being (Re)Enchanted by Local Place
• Contested Notions of Local Recreation and Public Space
• Reclaiming Local Space, Centring Local Community as Custodians
• Conclusion: (Re)Enchanting the Local for Living in More Inclusive Regenerative Futures
• 13. Reclaiming the City: Social Movements and the Local Impacts of the Global Tourism Industry
• Introduction: The Worst Year of the Industry
• The Political Uses of the ‘Right to the City’: Challenging the Narratives of Global Tourism
• Methods
• Barcelona: Mapping the Conflicts Related to Global Mass Tourism
• Not just Barcelona: Tourism Conflicts in Venice, Lisbon and Amsterdam
• Discussion
• Conclusion
• 14. Conclusion: What is to be Done?
• Introduction
• Themes Emerging from these Chapters
• There is More Work to be Done
• Conclusion
• Index