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Just as
there are conflicts there are ‘peaces’. The
multifaceted nature of conflict and peace
demands a broader topical perspective.
The call for contributions to
the CABI publication, Tourism, Progress
and Peace, listed more than 30 topics
deemed relevant to the proposition that
tourism can help in bringing about a more
peaceful world:
Tourism as a political
force
Tourism and terrorism
Tourism and human rights
Tourism as a social
force
Solidarity tourism
Political tourism
Tourism boycotts
Reflexivity in tourism
research
Tourism and globalization
Ethical tourism
Ethics in tourism
Responsible tourism
Sustainable tourism
Tourism and poverty elimination
Industry initiatives
Peace museums
Attitude change
Travel media
Story
telling
BusinessTravel
Reconciliation tourism
Diaspora tourism
Tourism and the media
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Tourism and community
development
Tourism encounters
Pro-poor tourism
Tourism constraints
Tourism and immigration
Tourism trends
Success stories and case studies
Conflict and tourism
International initiatives (eg,
codes of ethics)
International cooperation
Festivals and events
Peace parks
Tourism and borders
Volunteer tourism
Cross-cultural behavior
Cross-cultural understanding
Tourism and humanitarian relief
Tourism and crisis management
Tourism and terrorism
Impacts of tourism
Tourism and the future |
Participants
will have the opportunity to have their
papers published in The Journal of
Tourism and Peace Research (www.icptr.com).
In addition, a
call for a SWOT analysis of Africa as a
peaceful tourism destination is a major
focus of the conference. This initiative
might result in a special issue.
The conference
is a joint project mounted by the International
Center for Peace through Tourism Research at
Stenden University, the Netherlands, and US
based TravelTalkMEDIA.
If you have
questions send an e-mail to
omar.moufakkir@stenden.com
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