Tourism : a gender analysis
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Tourism : a gender analysis
Wiley, c1994
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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The rapid and sustained growth of the tourism and leisure industry has transformed the social structures and economies of many countries, both as users and suppliers of tourist services. This transformation has been most marked in the gender dimension, particularly since female participation either as tourists or as tourist workers has been the spearpoint of change. This work examines the impact of tourism from the perspective of gender studies; it deliberately adopts a wide view of the topic, and while concentrating on women, does not neglect the changing states of men and intergender relations. The book is divided into three parts: in the first, the editors provide a broad review of the field and outline the main conceptual issues, which leads on to a detailed and original analysis of the main factors relating to gender in tourism development in a global context. The second section presents a selection of case studies highlighting other issues, ranging from topics as diverse as sex tourism in south east Asia, and gender in tourism planning to the impact of tourism on women in traditional societies.
The final part introduces a range of conceptual models for the study of these themes, together with suggestions for future research agendas.
目次
- Tourism - gender perspectives
- Vivian Kinnaird, Uma Kothari and Derek Hall
- female employment in tourism development in South-west England, Sinead Hennessey
- gender in Irish tourism employment, Proinnsias Breathnach, Marion Henry, Sara Drea and Mary O'Flaherty
- gender dimensions of tourism in Greece - employment, sub-cultures and restructuring, Lila Leontidou
- tourism, gender and development in the Caribbean, Janet Henshall Momsen
- gender, culture and tourism development in Western Samoa
- gender and economic interests in tourism prostitution - the nature, development and implications of sex tourism in South-east Asia, C. Michael Hall
- the masculinization of Stirling's heritage, Tim Edensor and Uma Kothari
- a note on women travellers, Derek Hall and Vivian Kinnaird
- conclusion - the way forward, Vivian Kinnaird and Derek Hall.
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