

学歴
学歴
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University of Otago Department of Tourism PhD
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University of Otago Department of Tourism MTour
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University of Alberta School of Business BComm
学位
学位
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博士(観光学)
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観光学修士
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商学士
経歴
経歴
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2024年-継続中
和歌山大学 観光学部 教授
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2019年-2024年
和歌山大学 観光学部 准教授
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2016年-2019年
和歌山大学 国際観光学研究センター 准教授
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2014年-2016年
オタゴ大学 Department of Management Lecturer
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2013年-2014年
オタゴ大学 Center for Sustainability Research Fellow
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2010年-2014年
オタゴ大学 観光学部 Assistant Research Fellow/Sessional Lecturer/Tutor
研究分野
研究分野
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人文・社会 / 哲学、倫理学 / Business Ethics, Relationality, Jean-Luc Nancy
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人文・社会 / 観光学 / Critical Tourism Studies, Tourism & Environment, Surf Tourism
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人文・社会 / 社会学 / Lifestyle Sports, Surfing & Surf Culture, Japan
【学部】授業等(実験、演習、卒業論文指導、卒業研究、課題研究を含む)
【学部】授業等(実験、演習、卒業論文指導、卒業研究、課題研究を含む)
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2023年度 Dissertation 専門教育科目
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2023年度 Global SeminarⅡ 専門教育科目
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2023年度 Global SeminarⅠ 専門教育科目
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2023年度 専門演習Ⅰ 専門教育科目
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2023年度 卒業論文 専門教育科目
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2023年度 専門演習Ⅱ 専門教育科目
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2023年度 Ethics of Tourism 専門教育科目
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2023年度 Principles of Tourism C 専門教育科目
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2023年度 プロジェクト演習 専門教育科目
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2022年度 Dissertation 専門教育科目
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2022年度 Dissertation 専門教育科目
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2022年度 Global SeminarⅡ 専門教育科目
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2022年度 Global SeminarⅠ 専門教育科目
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2022年度 専門演習Ⅰ 専門教育科目
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2022年度 卒業論文 専門教育科目
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2022年度 専門演習Ⅱ 専門教育科目
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2022年度 Ethics of Tourism 専門教育科目
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2022年度 Principles of Tourism C 専門教育科目
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2022年度 プロジェクト演習 専門教育科目
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2022年度 Self-Directed Project C 専門教育科目
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2022年度 Self-Directed Project B 専門教育科目
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2021年度 専門演習Ⅱ 専門教育科目
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2021年度 Ethics of Tourism 専門教育科目
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2021年度 Activity for Project 専門教育科目
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2021年度 卒業論文 専門教育科目
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2021年度 専門演習Ⅰ 専門教育科目
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2021年度 Global SeminarⅠ 専門教育科目
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2021年度 Global SeminarⅡ 専門教育科目
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2021年度 Dissertation 専門教育科目
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2020年度 Activity for Project: Surf Tourism 専門教育科目
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2020年度 Global Seminar II: Dissertation Writing 教養教育科目
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2020年度 専門演習Ⅰ 専門教育科目
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2020年度 Tourism and Environment B 専門教育科目
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2020年度 Global SeminarⅠ 専門教育科目
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2020年度 Activity for Project 専門教育科目
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2019年度 Global Seminar II: Dissertation Writing 教養教育科目
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2019年度 Activity for Project: Surf Toursim 専門教育科目
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2019年度 Tourism and Environment B 専門教育科目
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2018年度 Tourism and Environment B 専門教育科目
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2017年度 Activity for Project: Surf Tourism 専門教育科目
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2017年度 Tourism and Environment B 専門教育科目
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2016年度 Tourism and Environment B 専門教育科目
【学部】自主演習
【学部】自主演習
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2022年度 Understanding diversity in the United States
【大学院】授業等
【大学院】授業等
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2023年度 特別研究 博士後期
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2023年度 専門研究 2 博士前期
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2023年度 専門研究 1 博士前期
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2023年度 専門研究Ⅱ 博士前期
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2023年度 専門研究Ⅰ 博士前期
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2023年度 Tourism and Society(M) 博士前期
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2023年度 Foundations of Tourism Studies(M) 博士前期
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2022年度 特別研究 博士後期
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2022年度 専門研究Ⅱ 博士前期
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2022年度 専門研究Ⅰ 博士前期
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2022年度 The Ethics of Tourism and Travel(M) 博士前期
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2022年度 Critical Tourism Studies(M) 博士前期
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2021年度 専門研究Ⅰ 博士前期
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2021年度 Critical Tourism Studies(M) 博士前期
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2021年度 The Ethics of Tourism and Travel(M) 博士前期
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2020年度 The Ethics of Tourism and Travel(M) 博士前期
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2020年度 The Ethics of Tourism and Travel(M) 博士前期
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2019年度 The Ethics of Tourism and Travel(M) 博士前期
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2019年度 Critical Tourism Studies(M) 博士前期
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2018年度 Critical Tourism Studies(M) 博士前期
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2018年度 The Ethics of Tourism and Travel(M) 博士前期
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2017年度 The Ethics of Tourism and Travel(M) 博士前期
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2016年度 Critical Tourism Studies(M) 博士前期
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2016年度 The Ethics of Tourism and Travel(M) 博士前期
研究キーワード
研究キーワード
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Japanese Studies
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倫理と哲学
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Surf Tourism
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Tourism and Coastal Environments
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Lifestyle Sports
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DMO
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Critical Tourism Studies
論文
論文
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Dressing up the place: Urban lifestyle mobilities and the production of “fashionable” tourism destinations in rural Japan
Daijiro Yamagishi, Adam Doering
Tourism Management 106 2025年02月
概要を見る
The past three decades of neoliberal structural reforms in Japan has established tourism policy favoring privatization, deregulation, and flexible mobility of capital to encourage decentralized markets. Within this system, attracting skilled urban migrants to rural regions has emerged as a central component of planning and development. Drawing on Kawamura's theory of fashion-ology, this study details the process of how rural tourism destinations are produced and (re)fashioned by urban-to-rural lifestyle migrants who bring new practices, aesthetics, and meanings to place. Based on ethnographic fieldwork conducted between 2021/2022 in the rural coastal town of Aoshima, we outline the co-constitutive dynamic between “star migrants”, industry “gatekeepers”, and “consumers as producers” in the production and consumption of “fashionable” rural destinations. The article contributes to literature on how rural tourism destinations are governed in contemporary neoliberal societies and provides insights into the unequal urban-to-rural power relations that continue to define Japan's regional revitalization programs.
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Being Corpus: The Tourist Body as Place, Touch and Departure
AyA Autrui, Adam Doering, Ana Maria Munar
Researching with Proximity: Relational methodologies for the Anthropocene ( Springer Nature Switzerland ) 59 - 74 2023年10月 [査読有り] [招待有り]
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Abstract
Discussions of proximity in tourism emphasise the (re)discovery of places nearby, local destinations, short distances and physical closeness. This chapter aims to (re)discover this proximity through the body. Inspired by Jean-Luc Nancy’s (2008a) Corpus, we offer a philosophical reflection on ‘the body’ in relation to proximity and consider how we might begin to think it anew. Philosophising tourism is introduced as proximatising methodology; an approach to writing and reading that touches, connects body to thought and emphasises friendship as a way of knowing and being. These philosophical reflections are presented as an expressive collage of travelling, friendship and walking the Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Trail (Japan) in January 2023. (T)here, the touring/toured body is reconsidered through three themes: place, touch and departure. First, Corpus challenges us to rethink the body as the place of existence, opening new understandings of what it means to visit some-body. We then explore how bodies take place through touch, but a touch that exposes and extends bodies: proximity as spacing. The body, as extension, is therefore always about to depart. A departing body carries with it its spacing, including the taking-place of the Arctic as body that exposes and extends the Arctic into the experiences in Japan, and perhaps into the here, now. -
COVID-19 the intruder: A philosophical journey with Jean-Luc Nancy into pandemic strangeness and tourism
Ana María Munar, Adam Doering
Tourism Management Perspectives 43 2022年07月 [査読有り]
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Since the arrival of COVID-19, tourism scholarship has focused its attention on rethinking and restarting the tourism sector. In this urgent search for a ‘new normal’, the embodied experience of hosting such an unwelcomed virus, the philosophical questions this raises, and the tourism futures already in the making, have not been fully explored. The article introduces Nancy's (2000/2002) philosophy, L'intrus [The Intruder], where he reflects on having a heart transplant operation to give body to the experiences of the self as exteriority and of otherness always already within. We take inspiration from Nancy to think and sense the experience of the COVID-19 virus intrusion in tourism. To do this, we weave personal philosophical reflections with ethnographic material to reflect on three themes of intrusion for tourism scholarship to consider: the experience of a body/self as exposed, the experience of a shattered self, and the experience of uncertain futures.
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In search of light: Ecohumanities, tourism and Fukushima's post-disaster resurgence
Adam Doering, Kumi Kato (担当区分: 筆頭著者 )
In Higgins-Desbiolles, Doering, & Bigby (Eds). Socialising Tourism: Rethinking Tourism for Social and Ecological Justice 175 - 194 2022年 [査読有り] [招待有り]
概要を見る
In its simplest form the Japanese character (hikari) means light. The character is also included in the compound (kanko), meaning tourism or more literally “to see the light”. In this chapter, we approach post-disaster Fukushima in search of new light. Situating human-environment relations at the centre of our analysis, our aim is to illuminate the creativity of people and communities whose care and compassion animates the ongoingness of life as they seek to reconnect with their lands and seas. Inspired by the ecohumanities, we offer an affirmative, creative and exploratory ethos/methodology for scholars and practitioners of socialising tourism to consider, drawing attention to the importance of this life-affirming approach for post-disaster tourism environments. To give texture to this discussion, we share stories of how Fukushima communities are rebuilding a sense of dwelling with the land and sea in two settings: the creative and artistic tourism undertaken in central Nakadori Region around Iitate Village and the post-disaster surf tourism developments at Kitaizumi Beach in Minamisoma City. We argue that in addition to situating people and communities at the centre of tourism decision-making, similar attention needs to be paid to the often invisible, fragile and yet foundational relations between people and their lands and seas if we hope to build more ecologically just tourism futures.
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“What you head!": Signs of hospitality in the tourism linguistic landscape of rural Japan
Adam Doering, Kurara Kishi (担当区分: 筆頭著者 )
Tourism Culture & Communication ( Cognizant, LLC ) 27 ( 2 ) 127 - 142 2022年 [査読有り]
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This article explores signs of hospitality in the tourism linguistic landscape (LL) of the Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Trail in Wakayama, Japan. We argue that the multilingualization of visible tourism public signage in this rural region raises important philosophical questions of hospitality. With the help of Jacque Derrida to navigate this terrain, we examine how rural regions and communities communicate and negotiate hospitality in a rapidly internationalizing rural tourism destination. Combining photographic data, participant observation, and open-ended interviews, we offer a close reading of the tourism LL at three gathering points along the Nakahechi route: Shingu City station, Kumano Hongu Taisha, and the small village of Chikatsuyu. The article is structured as follows. We begin by defining LL studies and draw attention to the current research in tourism settings. Next, an overview of Derrida’s contribution to the philosophy of hospitality is presented, which acts as a guide for reading the trail’s tourism LL. The discussion then revolves around three main themes: the host as hostage to hospitality; the reproduction of the conditional hospitality through tourism LLs; and the work of hospitality understood as an ethic of negotiating the threshold of the unconditional and conditional, the impossible and the unavoidable. Bringing together a philosophy of hospitality with tourism LL research, the articles adds new theoretical perspectives to the study LLs. It also deepens our understandings of the relationship between hospitality, tourism, and linguistic landscapes.
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Maintaining Masculinities in Japan’s Transnational Surfscapes: Space, Place, and Gender
Adam Doering, Clifton Evers
Journal of Sport and Social Issues ( SAGE PUBLICATIONS INC ) 43 ( 5 ) 386 - 406 2019年10月 [査読有り]
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© The Author(s) 2019. This article examines the local practices, histories, and transnational circulation and exchange of gender ideologies within Japanese surfscapes. A focus on gender in relation to Japanese surf culture is critical as the ways surf spaces in Japan are governed and/or have changed in recent years has as much to do with transnational gender surf ideologies as with its domestic gender norms. More specifically, we examine how gendered ideologies in Japan are mobilized in particular ways depending on the conditions of possibility—the cultural, social, geographical, historical, and networked elements—that comprise any given surfscape. To draw attention to the complexities involved in the relationship between space, place, and gender in Japan, the enquiry is undertaken in a highly localized, territorial, and big-wave surf site in Wakayama Prefecture and surrounding Kansai region. This site has been chosen because of how it localizes a unique mode of trans-Pacific surf culture, thereby offering insight into the nuances, issues, and strategies of social change as surfing continues to evolve in the region. The aim of the analysis is twofold. The first is contextual, highlighting the importance of the culturally and site-specific character of how surf culture and gender relations are assembled in the Japanese context. The second is to offer insight into the specific histories and transnational relationships informing the gendered practices of surfing in Japan today. The intention is to highlight the diversity of surf cultures throughout East Asia and the different ways surfing lifestyles are localized in relation to socio-political-ecological place-making and gender.
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Mobilising Stoke: A Genealogy of Surf Tourism Development in Miyazaki, Japan
Doering, A. (担当区分: 筆頭著者 )
Tourism Planning and Development 15 ( 1 ) 68 - 81 2018年 [査読有り]
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Critical tourism studies and the world: Sense, Praxis, and the politics of creation
Adam Doering, Jundan Zhang
Tourism Analysis ( COGNIZANT COMMUNICATION CORP ) 23 ( 2 ) 227 - 237 2018年 [査読有り]
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© 2018 Cognizant, LLC. Over the past decade Critical Tourism Studies (CTS) has endeavored to create a better "tourism world" while also drawing attention to tourism's "worldmaking" force. However, the question of "the world" itself has escaped the critical lens of CTS. Reading Jean-Luc Nancy's philosophy of the world alongside Jia Zhangke's 2004 film The World, this article aims to develop an open and emergent sense of the world for CTS to consider. We do this in four parts. First, we introduce Nancy's "sense of the world" as always already in creation through our immanent relations with one another. Secondly, the relationship between world, creation, and praxis is addressed. Through a close reading of the emancipatory praxis and critical pedagogy common to CTS, we question the underlying assumption that the world comes into creation only when it is named, represented, and negotiated. Thirdly, we speculate on how an alternative "praxis" might unfold once this reconsidered sense of the world is taken into account. With the help of an exemplary long take scene in The World we detail three key features that give texture to Nancy's idea of the world as praxis: relationality, exposure, and spacing. We conclude by returning to the end of the film, or its "opening," in an effort to open up unfamiliar routes to reinvigorate the critical and creative agenda that underpins CTS.
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Eriko Todaka, Adam Doering
Education Sciences 13 ( 11 ) 1111 2023年11月 [査読有り]
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Socialising tourism after COVID-19: reclaiming tourism as a social force?
Freya Higgins-Desbiolles, Bobbie Chew Bigby, Adam Doering
Journal of Tourism Futures ( Emerald ) 8 ( 2 ) 208 - 219 2022年08月 [査読有り]
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Purpose: This article considers the possibilities of and barriers to socialising tourism after the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Such an approach allows us to transform tourism and thereby evolve it to be of wider benefit and less damaging to societies and ecologies than has been the case under the corporatised model of tourism. Design/methodology/approach: This conceptual analysis draws on the theorisation of “tourism as a social force” and the new concept of “socialising tourism”. Using critical tourism approaches, it seeks to identify the dynamics that are evident in order to assess the possibilities for socialising tourism for social and ecological justice. It employs an Indigenous perspective that the past, present and future are interconnected in its consideration of tourism futures. Findings: COVID-19 has fundamentally disrupted tourism, travel and affiliated industries. In dealing with the crisis, borders have been shut, lockdowns imposed and international tourism curtailed. The pandemic foregrounded the renewal of social bonds and social capacities as governments acted to prevent economic and social devastation. This disruption of normality has inspired some to envision radical transformations in tourism to address the injustices and unsustainability of tourism. Others remain sceptical of the likelihood of transformation. Indeed, phenomena such as vaccine privilege and vaccine tourism are indicators that transformations must be enabled. The authors look to New Zealand examples as hopeful indications of the ways in which tourism might be transformed for social and ecological justice. Practical implications: This conceptualisation could guide the industry to better stakeholder relations and sustainability. Social implications: Socialising tourism offers a fruitful pathway to rethinking tourism through a reorientation of the social relations it fosters and thereby transforming its social impacts for the better. Originality/value: This work engages with the novel concept of “socialising tourism”. In connecting this new theory to the older theory of “tourism as a social force”, this paper considers how COVID-19 has offered a possible transformative moment to enable more just and sustainable tourism futures.
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Tourism and the transformation of religious hospitality: An ethnography of osettai along the Choishi-michi pilgrimage route, Japan
Kaori Yanata, Adam Doering
Hospitality & Society ( Intellect ) 12 ( 3 ) 319 - 342 2022年06月 [査読有り]
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The increasing popularity of walking pilgrimage has created new forms of interaction and exchange between pilgrims and residents along pilgrimage routes. As a result, religious hospitality along these pilgrimage routes is also under transformation. Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork conducted along the Koyasan Choishi-michi pilgrimage route in Wakayama, Japan, this article examines how the meanings and experiences of osettai (‘religious hospitality’) change over time and space. Focusing specifically on the role tourism plays in the current transformation of religious hospitality, the article begins with a historical analysis of osettai and its meanings in pre-modern Japan. Next, we examine how osettai was interrupted due to the decline in walking pilgrims, but also sustained through the maintenance of indirectly related religious practices. The discussion then outlines the transforming meanings of osettai from a practice of giving offerings in return for spiritual reward, to a commodified economic service and finally to a form of cultural exchange. We conclude that placing religious faith as a central theme of analyses, not tourism, can offer new insights and deepen our understandings of how religious hospitality is both transformed and maintained through tourism.
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日本におけるライフスタイルスポーツと公教育 : 青島中学校サーフィン部における新しい集団主義、争われたアイデンティティ、コミュニティの繋がりの探求
戸髙 英里子, Adam Doering (担当区分: 責任著者 )
観光学 ( [出版社不明] ) 26 77 - 83 2022年03月
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Disempowering Minority Communities: Tourism Development in the Siwa Oasis, Egypt
Mina Kamal Asham, Kumi Kato, Adam Doering
Tourism Planning and Development ( ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD ) 2022年03月 [査読有り]
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Tourism planning and development is a complex, multifaceted, and highly politicised phenomenon, particularly in the context of economic development for rural minority communities. This paper discusses such a case in the context of a remote rural community, Siwa Oasis in the western desert of Egypt, which was one of the destinations identified in the development policy termed Infitah, or "openness" in the early 1970s. As part of a long-term project, this article examines how community members perceive tourism development and its effects on their livelihoods, specifically from gender perspective. Findings show that the government development policy in effect resulted resulted in Siwan seeking to protect their identity, including values associated with traditional gender relations, where women are considered to be the safeguards of domestic duties, child-raising, and minority languages, providing empirical evidence on how development can be "closing" rather than "opening" opportunities, disempowering rather than empowering.
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Special Issue: The interface of culture and communication in tourism
Jundan Jasmine Zhang, Adam Doering
Tourism Culture & Communication ( Cognizant, LLC ) 27 ( 2 ) 105 - 113 2022年 [査読有り]
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The introduction to this special issue explores why in an ‘age of communication’ it has become increasingly important to revisit a somewhat lost sense of communication that we describe as the interface of culture and communication. Inspired by Karen Barad’s work and the diverse range of contributions to this special issue, we reflect on the fragmented, multiplied and diffracted sense of communication that has emerged in recent years. We examine this emergent form of communication through three interlinking yet distinct areas of study: “affective communication”, “tourism media interface”, and “interface of the human and nonhuman”. Providing grounded empirical research alongside unique theoretical insights, the eight articles bring together a diverse and complex range of contexts that would otherwise not enter into conversation with one another. And yet in their own ways each contribution challenges how communication has been approached and perceived in specific tourism settings and opens up spaces for understanding communication as diffraction and differentiation rather than a coming-together. By revisiting communication in this way, previous relationships embedded in tourism can be seen in new and interesting ways. The introduction to this special issue offers an initial exploratory conceptual framing of what we call the interface of culture and communication in effort to forefront new ways of thinking and engaging with culture and communication in tourism studies and beyond.
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Preface
Freya Higgins-Desbiolles, Adam Doering, Bobbie Chew Bigby
Socialising Tourism: Rethinking Tourism for Social and Ecological Justice xxix - xxx 2021年01月
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Socialising Tourism: Rethinking Tourism for Social and Ecological Justice
Freya Higgins-Desbiolles, Adam Doering, Bobbie Chew Bigby
Socialising Tourism: Rethinking Tourism for Social and Ecological Justice 1 - 264 2021年01月
概要を見る
Once touted as the world’s largest industry and also a tool for fostering peace and global understanding, tourism has certainly been a major force shaping our world. The recent COVID-19 crisis has led to calls to transform tourism and reset it along more ethical and sustainable lines. It was in this context that calls to “socialise tourism” emerged (Higgins-Desbiolles, 2020). This edited volume builds on this work by employing the term Socialising Tourism as a broad conceptual focal point and guiding term for industry, activists and academics to rethink tourism for social and ecological justice. Socialising Tourism means reorienting travel and tourism based on the rights, interests, and safeguarding of traditional ecological and cultural knowledges of local peoples, communities and living landscapes. This means making tourism work for the public good and taking seriously the idea of putting the social and ecological before profit and growth as the world re-emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic. This is an essential first step for tourism to be made accountable to the limits of the planet. Concepts discussed include Indigenous culture, toxic tourism, a “theory of care”, dismantling whiteness, decolonial tourism and animal oppression, among others, all in the context of a post-COVID-19 world. This will be essential reading for all upper-level students, academics and policymakers in the field of tourism. The Introduction of this book is freely available as a downloadable Open Access PDF under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives 4.0 license available at.
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Introduction Socialising tourism: Reimagining tourism’s purpose
Freya Higgins-Desbiolles, Adam Doering, Bobbie Chew Bigby
Socialising Tourism: Rethinking Tourism for Social and Ecological Justice 1 - 21 2021年01月
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An agenda for socialising tourism seeks to address the disbenefits associated with neoliberal corporatised forms of tourism by reorienting tourism in important ways. Socialising tourism can be viewed as a revival and extension of earlier thinking by Higgins-Desbiolles on “tourism as a social force”. In later work, Higgins-Desbiolles proposed socialising tourism meant “[…]to make tourism responsive and answerable to the society in which it occurs”, suggesting that it is both the tourist and the tourism industry that must be socialised into respecting the local community and serving their needs and interests. This chapter considers what might socialising tourism mean; why does tourism need to be socialised; how might tourism be socialised; and finally, what might we ask of tourism. In particular, socialising tourism necessitates a change in our values, based on an understanding of our interdependency, an interest in the “Other”, appreciation of human-environmental relations and commitment to practices of respect, relationships, reciprocity and responsibility. Such work sets a promising agenda to rethink and reset tourism for social and ecological justice.
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Local participation as tourists: Understanding the constraints to community involvement in Tanzanian tourism
Kokel Melubo, Adam Doering
Socialising Tourism: Rethinking Tourism for Social and Ecological Justice 72 - 90 2021年01月
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Despite the significance attached to local participation for African tourism development in terms of encouraging social, environmental and economic sustainability, development efforts remain largely centred on international tourism. Tourism in protected areas throughout Africa exemplify this contradiction. Statistics show that across Africa, the number of local citizens visiting national parks and reserves is notably fewer than international arrivals and community involvement in decision-making processes is limited. Drawing insights from tourism development in the protected areas of Tanzania’s Northern Circuit, we examine local community constraints to actively participating in the tourism industry as tourists. Local understandings of protected areas and tourism, high prices of services and a culture of prioritising socialising with friends and relatives over small group travel to pristine natural environments are identified as some of the key constraints to local participation as tourists. We argue that rethinking the structure and ideologies of Tanzanian tourism in protected areas to place greater emphasis on local community’s recreational needs, social practices and world views, is a seemingly obvious yet frequently overlooked means to increase community involvement and autonomy over what is considered by as a hegemonic Western tourism industry. Socialising tourism is a call for inclusive tourism, and in this chapter we discuss how greater local resident involvement in tourism as tourists - and not only as hosts or stakeholders of industry - can help reimagine and reconstruct Tanzanian tourism in a more culturally embedded and inclusive way.
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Conclusion: Socialising tourism as an avenue for critical thought and justice: Ways forward
Adam Doering, Bobbie Chew Bigby, Freya Higgins-Desbiolles
Socialising Tourism: Rethinking Tourism for Social and Ecological Justice 244 - 254 2021年01月
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This concluding chapter summarises the varied contributions, key themes and future directions of Socialising Tourism: Rethinking Tourism for Social and Ecological Justice. This edited collection has sought to advance the socialising tourism concept by furthering ideas on how tourism may be made accountable to social and ecological limits. Bringing into conversation a diverse range of authors, academics, artists and activists already engaged in critical and often provocative analyses, the introduction and 13 chapters presented in this book offered an exploration into the possibilities of and impediments to the socialising tourism concept. Here, we reflect on what we have learned so far about socialising tourism with respect to the three themes that structured the book: tourism social relations, tourism ideologies and how to build better collective tourism futures. This discussion highlights key emergent themes and points of tension, paying particular attention: to the emphasis placed on the values of reciprocity, care and connection; the ongoing necessity of critique and collaboration; and the multiple scales and logics required to build alternative tourism futures. This is followed by a final discussion concerning future research and action agendas that aims to collectively build our capacity to socialise tourism for achieving social and ecological justice.
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COVID-19 the intruder: A brief philosophical reflection on strangeness and hospitality
Ana Maria Munar, Adam Doering
Hospitality Insights ( Auckland University of Technology ({AUT}) Library ) 4 ( 2 ) 5 - 6 2020年12月 [査読有り]
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Mobilizing stoke: A genealogy of surf tourism development in Miyazaki, Japan
Doering, A. (担当区分: 筆頭著者 )
In R. Sharpley & K. Kato Tourism Development in Japan: Themes, Issues and Challenges ( ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD ) 15 ( 1 ) 102 - 118 2020年 [査読有り] [招待有り]
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© 2017 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group. This article presents a genealogy of domestic surf tourism development in contemporary Japan. Drawing on two months’ ethnographic fieldwork conducted between July and August 2016, and participant observation during three years working, living and surfing in the area, I trace the historical production of one of Japan’s most prominent surf tourism destinations, Miyazaki Prefecture. Detailing the convergence of surfing culture and tourism development from 1930 to 2016, I examine how surf tourism came to be mobilised in Miyazaki as a tool for revitalising the local economy. The article then addresses three important transformations of the Japanese seascape surf tourism development invites: the feminisation of surf capital, global cultural gentrification and the reinforcement of urban–rural disparities. The article concludes with a reflection on how surf tourism development may (dis)connect local surfing communities and identify areas for future research concerning surf destination development leading up to the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
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Performative nationalism in Japan’s inbound tourism television programmes: YOU, Sekai! (The World), and the tourism nation
Adam Doering, Tsz Hei (Terrance) Kong (担当区分: 筆頭著者 )
In Hideki Endo (Ed.) Understanding Tourism Mobilities in Japan 138 - 157 2020年 [査読有り]
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This chapter examines how inbound tourism offers a familiar yet new context for understanding the complexities and contradictions of national identity and nationalism in the context of Japan’s tourism nation-building efforts. Over the past decade international inbound tourism has garnered unprecedented attention by the Japanese national government and is now recognised as a major pillar of the economic growth strategy and a critical industry for facilitating rural and regional revitalization. For much of the twentieth century tourism was not a national priority for the Japanese government. The launch of the Visit Japan Campaign in 2003 marked the beginning of a national branding strategy to encourage inbound tourism, initially aiming to attract 10 million international tourists annually by 2010. A close reading of Japan’s governmental policy between 2003 and 2016 reveals that inbound tourism is as much about national cultural revitalisation as it is economic.
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Lifestyle Sports in East Asia
Clifton Evers, Adam Doering
Journal of Sport and Social Issues ( SAGE PUBLICATIONS INC ) 43 ( 5 ) 343 - 352 2019年10月 [査読有り]
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© The Author(s) 2019. “Lifestyle sports” are not the preserve of occidental cultures, even though late capitalist Western nations dominate them commercially and ideologically. Examples of these sports are snowboarding, BASE jumping, freestyle BMX, mountain biking, bouldering, skateboarding, kiteboarding, rock climbing, parkour/free running, windsurfing, and surfing. Non-occidental cultures—such as those in Asia, Latin America, and Africa—also influence lifestyle sport institutions, commodities, values, and practices. Arguably, this influence is expanding and is accelerating as the populations of non-occidental cultures champion their interests and perspectives. This article makes a modest proposal for the starting of a targeted discourse among those interested in the cultural politics of lifestyle sports in the region of East Asia, an area with its own unique international and intra-regional interactions and concomitant needs, desires, and perspectives. In specific regard to this region, we argue it is worth asking: What are the stories being narrated and what forms do they take? How are complex social, political, cultural, and economic relations of this region being negotiated through lifestyle sports?
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日本における「DMO」という用語の使用に関する研究:― 五大全国紙の分析から ―
永井 隼人, 牧野 恵美, 柏木 翔, ドーリング アダム, 八島 雄士
日本国際観光学会論文集 ( 日本国際観光学会 ) 26 ( 0 ) 41 - 50 2019年 [査読有り]
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Destination management (or marketing) organizations (DMOs) have a long history, especially in the West. In Japan, however, anecdotal observation suggests that the term DMO was not part of the vocabulary of tourism practitioners or policy makers until the Japanese government adopted the concept in 2015 as a cornerstone of its new tourism policy. Since supporting evidence for this claim is limited, we quantify how the term DMO has proliferated in Japan through a content analysis of major Japanese newspapers, a common approach for studying the diffusion of novel concepts. Empirical results confirmed that the term began commonly appearing in newspaper articles in 2015. Coverage of Japanese DMOs has steadily increased since then, with the term DMO appearing prominently in the headlines quite frequently. The study demonstrates how a Western concept in tourism gains currency in contemporary Japan via the popular press. Future research agendas for this recent phenomena are also discussed.
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The emergence of the DMO concept in Japan: Confusion, contestation and acceptance
Hayato Nagai, Adam Doering, Yuji Yashima
Journal of Destination Marketing and Management ( ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV ) 9 377 - 380 2018年09月 [査読有り]
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© 2018 Elsevier Ltd Destination marketing and/or management organizations (DMOs) have been acknowledged as an essential component of the tourism system. However, the ability of DMOs to manage and coordinate destination development in contemporary society is now being questioned by scholars. The focus of this regional spotlight is Japan, a country that has recently turned to tourism as the tool to facilitate economic growth. The paper examines the early emergence of the registered DMO program introduced by the Japanese government in 2015, with a particular focus on how the concept of DMO is being adopted and understood by tourism practitioners at local tourism destinations across the country. Offering insights into the ways the concept of DMO is understood, experienced and employed in Japan, a non-Western context, the paper contributes to the international debate concerning the future role of DMOs globally.
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From he’e nalu to Olympic sport: A century of surfing evolution (case study)
Adam Doering (担当区分: 筆頭著者 )
Publisher: Channel View Publications. 200 - 203 2018年 [招待有り]
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日本版DMO候補法人と地域コミュニティーとの関わり:収入構造の視点から
八島 雄士, 永井 隼人, ドーリング アダム
日本国際観光学会論文集 ( 日本国際観光学会 ) 25 ( 0 ) 141 - 147 2018年 [査読有り]
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In 2015, the Japanese government launched a programme that aims to enhance the performance of destination organisations. Within the programme, the concept of destination marketing and/or management organisations (DMOs), which has been developed mainly in the Western countries, was introduced. Destination organisations can apply to be registered as DMO candidate organisations. Candidate organisations, which are categorised as municipal, inter-municipal, or inter-prefectural levels, disclose their income performance when they apply to the programme. This study provides an example of how DMOs manage local communities. Using income data from municipal and inter-municipal DMO candidate organisations in Kyushu, we discuss the optimal income ratio, the role of partnership platforms/initiatives, and the contribution to sustainable management through commercial income. In addition, the Tamana DMO in Kumamoto Prefecture is used to explore how DMOs can enhance engagement with local communities. We conclude with a discussion of the meaning of ‘M' within DMOs and their functions.
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Sport, tourism and identity: Japan, rugby union and the transcultural maul
T. D. Hinch, J. E.S. Higham, A. Doering
Sport and Contested Identities: Contemporary Issues and Debates 191 - 206 2017年09月 [査読有り]
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Beyond the biosphere: tourism, outer space, and sustainability
Samuel Spector, James E.S. Higham, Adam Doering
Tourism Recreation Research ( ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD ) 42 ( 3 ) 273 - 283 2017年07月 [査読有り]
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© 2017 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group. Dominant sustainability discourses commonly situate Earth as the singular realm of human influence and position modern mobility as one of the primary means through which we are destroying the biosphere. The commercialisation of activities in outer space and the development of space tourism have resulted in drastically reduced launch costs, enabling an increased human presence beyond the biosphere. This paper argues that current debates concerning the relationship between tourism mobilities and sustainability are marked by increasingly untenable assumptions concerning the spatial and temporal parameters of human influence. We critique those assumptions by introducing the concept of a sustainable trajectory to examine the relationship between modern mobility and sustainability, a relationship that is being redefined by the rapidly advancing fields of commercial spaceflight and space tourism. Greater attention to space tourism and commercial spaceflights is required in order to develop a coherent, long-term conceptualisation of the implications of modern mobility for sustainability.
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Exploring stability and change in transport systems: combining Delphi and system dynamics approaches
David Rees, Janet Stephenson, Debbie Hopkins, Adam Doering
Transportation ( SPRINGER ) 44 ( 4 ) 789 - 805 2017年07月 [査読有り]
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© 2016, Springer Science+Business Media New York. Transport is a vast and complex socio-technical system, and despite a clear need to reduce dependence on fossil fuels due to undesirable environmental impacts, it is largely locked into business-as-usual. Systems approaches are a useful way to help make sense of multiple competing influences which may be simultaneously driving change and supporting the status quo. This paper applies qualitative system dynamics modelling to help interpret the results of a Delphi study into global transport transitions, involving 22 international experts in various aspects of transport. The main contribution of the paper is its exploration of the use of system dynamics (SD) modelling to interpret the Delphi findings. SD modelling was used to reveal and elucidate the causal arguments put forward by the expert panel about the factors driving business-as-usual, the factors creating barriers to more sustainable transport systems, and the drivers of change. The SD model is used to explore and expose the key causal patterns at play, and how these interact to both support and hinder change. The resulting model shows the complex, interdependent dynamics involved in supporting the status quo. Even at the relatively high level of analysis reported here, the model is useful in revealing interdependencies between parts of the system, where change in one part may well have knock-on effects elsewhere in the system. In particular the model reveals the strong reinforcing loops that act to minimise the impact of change drivers and thus retain the dominance of automobility. The result is a system that is highly dependent on the continued existence of key reinforcements such as policies that subsidise fossil fuels. From a methodological perspective, the outcomes of the Delphi study provided a rich source of qualitative material which was highly suitable for developing a system dynamics model.
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Mobilities for tourism studies and "beyond": A polemic
Adam Doering, Tara Duncan
Tourism Analysis ( COGNIZANT COMMUNICATION CORP ) 21 ( 1 ) 47 - 59 2016年 [査読有り]
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© 2016 Cognizant, LLC. This article offers a polemic directed against the largely unchallenged incorporation of mobilities within tourism studies. The mobilities paradigm may offer many constructive insights for the field of tourism; however, this article argues that the concept has been received rather uncritically by tourism scholarship and needs further critical appraisal. As a polemic, the article is designed to invite reaction as well as offer a counterpoint for those who may also feel uncomfortable with the seemingly "natural" progression from tourism studies to tourism mobilities. The aim of the article is twofold: first to open up a more nuanced debate of the philosophical stakes of mobilities for tourism studies, and second to renew the question and explore different possibilities of what constitutes a mobile philosophy today. By critically examining the paradox underpinning mobilities' ambition to "stabilize a world on the move" and closely interrogating the literature suggesting the paradigm shift signals "the end of tourism," the article explores how a nuanced rereading of the philosophical stakes of mobilities ultimately signals a return to tourism studies rather than moving "beyond" it. The article concludes by opening up a creative, destabilizing, and pluralizing mobile philosophy for tourism and mobility scholarship to consider.
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Freedom and Belonging "Up in the Air": Reconsidering the Travel Ideal with Jean-Luc Nancy
Adam Doering (担当区分: 筆頭著者, 責任著者 )
Publisher: Peter Lang. ISBN: 9783035109511 109 - 134 2016年 [査読有り]
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Book review. Tourism Imaginaries: Anthropological Approaches
Adam Doering
Annals of Tourism Research ( PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD ) 54 222 - 223 2015年09月 [査読有り]
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Conceptualizing transport transitions: Energy Cultures as an organizing framework
Janet Stephenson, Debbie Hopkins, Adam Doering
Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Energy and Environment ( WILEY PERIODICALS, INC ) 4 ( 4 ) 354 - 364 2015年07月 [査読有り]
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© 2014 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. The dominance of fossil fuel-powered transport systems presents a serious risk to human well-being and the natural environment. Transitioning to a low-carbon transport system requires changes to many dimensions of transport, including: technologies, and mobility practices and expectations. It also requires changes across multiple scales of activity. Conceptual models play an essential role in transitions within complex systems such as transport, as they can help identify key interactions and opportunities for change. A variety of theoretical models offer useful perspectives on transport transitions from different disciplinary positions. In this paper, we introduce the Energy Cultures framework, which was developed to support interdisciplinary understandings of energy behavior and energy-related transitions. It offers an integrating framework for transport behavior and a group of concepts to assist with analysis. We explore the potential of the framework in the transportation context by using the findings from a series of in-depth interviews with international transport experts. Applied to the interview material, the framework provides a structure which works at different scales to highlight key influences that lock-in the prevailing transport culture, as well as key drivers that are producing new emerging transport cultures. The framework complements other models and approaches, and offers a gateway to deeper exploration of the elements of interest via these complementary theories and models. We conclude that the Energy Cultures framework has the qualities of a successful integrating model for conceptualizing energy transitions in transport.
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The energy cultures framework: Exploring the role of norms, practices and material culture in shaping energy behaviour in New Zealand
Janet Stephenson, Barry Barton, Gerry Carrington, Adam Doering, Rebecca Ford, Debbie Hopkins, Rob Lawson, Alaric McCarthy, David Rees, Michelle Scott, Paul Thorsnes, Sara Walton, John Williams, Ben Wooliscroft
Energy Research and Social Science ( ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV ) 7 117 - 123 2015年05月 [査読有り]
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© 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. The energy cultures framework was developed in 2009 to support interdisciplinary investigation into energy behaviour in New Zealand. In this paper, we discuss the framework in light of 5 years of empirical application and conceptual development. The concept of culture is helpful in seeking to better understand energy behaviour because it conveys how behaviours are embedded within the physical and social contexts of everyday life, and how they are both repetitive and heterogeneous. The framework suggests that the energy culture of a given subject (e.g. an individual, a household, a business, a sector) can be studied by examining the interrelationships between their norms, practices and material culture, and how these, in turn, are shaped by external influences. We discuss the key theoretical influences of the framework, and how the core concepts of the framework have evolved as we have applied them in different research situations. We then illustrate how we have applied the framework to a range of topics and sectors, and how it has been used to support interdisciplinary research, in identifying clusters of energy cultures, in examining energy cultures at different scales and in different sectors, and to inform policy development.
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Book Review: Tourism and Mobilities: Local-Global Connections (Peter M. Burns and Marina Novelli, Eds.).
Adam Doering (担当区分: 筆頭著者 )
Tourism Analysis 15 ( 2 ) 283 - 285 2010年 [査読有り]
書籍等出版物
書籍等出版物
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Socialising tourism: Rethinking tourism for social and ecological justice
Higgins-Desbiolles, Freya, Doering, Adam, Chew Bigby, Bobbie( 担当: 編集, 担当範囲: Co-editor)
Routledge 2022年 ISBN: 9780367759223
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Transport Transitions in New Zealand: A scoping study
Ford, R., Doering, A., & Stephenson, J( 担当: 共著, 担当範囲: A report prepared for the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA))
Centre for Sustainability, University of Otago. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10523/4841. 2014年
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Energy Transitions: Lighting in Vanuatu
Walton, S., Doering, A., Gabriel, C.-A., & Ford, R.( 担当: 共著, 担当範囲: Project Report submitted as part of Independent Completion Report, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Australian Aid.)
Centre for Sustainability, University of Otago. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10523/4859 2014年
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Independent Completion Report: Lighting Vanuatu.
Swete-Kelly, D., Doering, A., Ford, R., Gabriel, C., Walton, S.
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Australian Aid. 2014年
Works
Works
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"Entanglements". Photographic contribution for A Toxic Love Affair: Polluted Leisure in ‘Blue Spaces’
Doering, A., curated by Clifton Evers and James Davoll, Exhibition at the Hatton Gallery, Newcastle University Institute for Creative Arts Practice, Newcastle, UK
2018年09月-2018年10月芸術活動
講演・口頭発表等
講演・口頭発表等
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Being Corpus: The tourist body as place, touch and departure
Munar, A.M, Doering, A, AyA Autrui [招待有り]
HUMAN: Post-anthropocentric Enquiries in Business and Society Research Seminar at the Department of Business Humanities and Law, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark 2023年04月13日
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Return to surf in post-tsunami Aceh and Fukushima
Pakan, S.P, Doering, A, Takahashi, Y [招待有り]
International Center for Ache and Indian Ocean Studies (ICAIOS) Public Discussion Series #92 2022年11月28日
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Return to surf: Re-understanding the seas among local surfers in post-tsunami settings
Pakan, S.P., Doering, A
The Fifth Northern European Conference on Emergency and Disaster Studies (NEEDS 2021). Mid-Sweden University, Sweden 2022年09月22日
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Dressing up the place: Lifestyle mobilities, fashion and place making in Miyazaki, Japan
Yamagishi, D, Doering, A
T2M 20th Annual Conference, Mobilities: Disruptions, and Reconnections. Padua, Italy. 2022年09月21日
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"Producers" of place: Fashionable lifestyle mobilities and the production of tourism destinations in rural Japan
Daijiro Yamagishi, Adam Doering
Council for Australasian University Tourism and Hospitality Education (CAUTHE) 2022年01月01日
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Philosophizing Tourism in Troubling Times
Doering, A, Munar, A, Grimwood, B, Caton, K, Kato, K
29th Nordic Symposium on Tourism and Hospitality Research. University of Akureyri, Iceland 2021年09月21日
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Wall, Pine and Sea: A poetic and slow research project on coastal development, injustice and compassion
AyA Autrui, Adam Doering, Ana Maria Munar
Critical Tourism Studies - North America, Justice, Mobility & Power: In Search of Ethical Encounters in Tourism 2021年06月22日
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CoVid-19 the intruder: Reflections on hospitality and justice
Aya Autrui, Doering, A, Munar, A
Critical Tourism Studies - North America, Justice, Mobility & Power: In Search of Ethical Encounters in Tourism 2021年06月19日
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Response-ability in the entanglement of gender, surfing & tourism
Panel Chair/Coordinator, Doering, A., (with lisahunter, Eri Mizuno, and Yoshifusa Ichii)
The 2nd International Conference of Critical Tourism Studies Asia Pacific 2020年02月
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Lifestyle sports & post-disaster resurgence: Preliminary findings from Fukushima’s surf tourism development
Doering, A.
観光学術学会第8回大会 2019年07月
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Being-with Jean-Luc Nancy: Freedom, World and Intrusion in Travel and Tourism
Adam Doering, ドーリング アダム [招待有り]
Critical Tourism Studies IX: With in Dangerous Times. Menorca, Spain, June 27 – July 1, 2022.
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Ngupi (ニュピ)アチェ & 福島: 私たちのストーリーを取り戻すために: 津波、サーフィン、コミュニティ
髙橋優子, アダム・ドーリング, 斎藤勇樹, 松本康弘 [招待有り]
アチェ・ インド洋研究アチェ国際センター PUBLIC DISCUSSION SERIES #102 2024年02月19日
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Mundus Corpus: Rethinking Tourism Worldmaking Through the World of Bodies
AyA Autrui, Munar, A. M, Doering, A [招待有り]
Critical Tourism Studies: North America Conference IV - Université du Québec, Montréal, Canada 2023年08月05日
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Living with the sea
Doering, A.
Who says border? [koerarehen bōda nanka, arahen] Global Training School 2022 Conference hosted by the Junior Chamber [of Commerce] International Japan (JCI Japan) 2022年08月05日
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CoVid-19 the intruder: A philosophical journey with Jean-Luc Nancy into pandemic strangeness, tourism and justice
Doering, A [招待有り]
Ethical Tourism and Mobility Justice after the Pandemic: The Future of Global Travel Symposium. The Institute of the Humanities and Social Science at Ritsumeikan University, Japan 2022年01月23日
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Current state and challenges of Japan’s DMO’s partnerships program: Success or failure?
Kim, J., Yashima, Y., Nagai, H., & Doering, A.
The 2nd International Conference of Critical Tourism Studies Asia Pacific 2020年02月
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Maintaining masculinities: space, place and gender in Wakayama’s transnational surfscape
Doering, A.
The 2nd International Conference of Critical Tourism Studies Asia Pacific 2020年02月
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From sponsorship to partners: Exploring organisational change in a Japanese DMO
Kim, J., Nagai, H., Doering, A., Yashima, Y.
The 6th Travel and Tourism Research Association Asia Pacific Chapter (TTRA-APac) Annual Conference 2019年12月
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これからの観光地経営のあり方―競争優位性に関する重要な視点.
八島雄士, 金ジェウク, 永井隼人, ドーリング・アダム
観光学術学会第8回大会 2019年07月
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Life and polluted leisure in the wake of disaster: Living with Fukushima’s “polluted” sea
Doering, A., Evers, C., Davoll, J.
Association of Social Anthropologists (ASA) of the UK and Commonwealth Conference. ASA18 Sociality, Matter, and the Imagination: Re-creating Anthropology 2018年09月
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Life, leisure and tourism of the wake of disaster: Living with Fukushima’s ‘contaminated’ sea
Doering, A.
Critical Tourism Studies Asia Pacific Inaugural Conference 2018年03月
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Living with Fukushima’s ‘contaminated’ sea: Life, leisure and tourism of the wake of disaster
Doering, A.
The 28th Council for Australasian Tourism and Hospitality Education (CAUTHE) Annual Conference 2018年02月
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The increased usage of the English term 'DMO' in a Japanese context: An analysis of five major national newspapers
Nagai, H., Makino, E., Kashiwagi, S., Doering, A., Yashima, Y.
The 28th Council for Australasian Tourism and Hospitality Education (CAUTHE) Annual Conference 2018年02月
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観光協会と地域との関わり方に関するケーススタディー収入構造の視点からー
Yashima, Y., Nagai, H., Doering, A.
日本国際観光学会第21回全国大会 2017年10月
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Local tourism practitioners' views on the emergence of the DMO concept in Japan: An exploratory study
Nagai, H., Doering, A., Yashima, Y.
The 23rd Asia Pacific Tourism Association (APTA) Annual Conference 2017年06月
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The early emergence of the Japanese DMO: preliminary insights from Miyazaki, Japan
Nagai, H., Doering, A., Yashima, Y.
27th Council for Australasian Tourism and Hospitality Education (CAUTHE) Annual Conference 2017年02月
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Surf City Miyazaki: The historical production of surf tourism development in rural Japan
Doering, A.
27th Council for Australasian Tourism and Hospitality Education (CAUTHE) Annual Conference 2017年02月
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Loss, hope and World Heritage: Narratives of endings and beginnings along the Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Trail
Doering, A., Tucker, H., Kato, K.
27th Council for Australasian Tourism and Hospitality Education (CAUTHE) Annual Conference 2017年02月
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Mobilising stoke: Origins, transformations, and futures of Japanese surf culture and seascape
Doering, A.
Travel and Tourism Research Association (TTRA) Canada Chapter Conference 2016年09月
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Tourism and The World: Sense, praxis and relationality
Doering, A., Zhang, J.
Postcolonial Studies Research Network, Aotearoa/New Zealand. Relationality: A Symposium 2015年11月
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Tourism and The World: Sense, praxis and the politics of ‘we’
Doering, A., Zhang, J.
Critical Tourism Studies Conference VI: Reflections on the road less travelled and the journey ahead 2015年06月
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Lighting Vanuatu: Energy transitions, energy cultures and business models
Walton, S., , Ford, B., , Doering, A., Gabriel, A.
Centre for Sustainability (CSAFE) Seminar Series. University of Otago 2014年10月
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Energy transitions in transport: toward a more efficient New Zealand
Doering, A., Ford, B.
National Energy Research Institute (NERI) 2014 Conference - Going Further with Energy: Initiatives for Efficiency & Productivity 2014年03月
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Efficiency gains in future transport.
Stephenson, J., Hopkins, D., Doering, A.
National Energy Research Institute (NERI) 2014 Conference - Going Further with Energy: Initiatives for Efficiency & Productivity 2014年03月
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Drivers and transitions for global transport: Preliminary results from an international Delphi study
Stephenson, J.,, Hopkins, D., Doering, A.
University of Otago Energy Research Centre Symposium 2013年11月
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Returning to travel…to belong?
Doering, A.
Travel Ideals: Engaging with Spaces of Mobility International Conference. University of Melbourne, Travel Research Network 2012年07月
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The anchor of mobilities: Stabilising, defining and structuring our mobile world(s)
Doering, A.
Towards a Movement-driven Social Sciences in Aotearoa/New Zealand Conference 2010年11月
科学研究費
科学研究費
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リジェネラティブ論に基づくデスティネーション・ウェルビーング評価モデル構築と実践
2024年04月-2028年03月基盤研究(B) 分担
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Life, leisure and tourism in the wake of disaster: Investigating the role of surf tourism for post-tsunami coastal recovery
2022年04月-2025年03月基盤研究(C) 代表
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観光学3.0へ向けたツーリズム・モビリティの再考
2021年04月-2024年03月基盤研究(B) 分担
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Enhancing Social-Ecological Resilience through Sustainable Tourism Governance in post-corona era:Traditional value-based approach for Community Vision,Capacity and Leadership.
2020年10月-2025年03月国際共同研究加速基金・国際共同研究強化(B) 分担
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サステナブルツーリズムによるSDGsの推進:レジリエンスを基盤として
2020年04月-2021年03月基盤研究(B) 分担
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観光目的地の競争優位性:訪日客の増加を契機とするDMOマネジャーの役割の変容
2019年04月-2022年03月基盤研究(B) 分担
公開講座等の講師、学術雑誌等の査読、メディア出演等
公開講座等の講師、学術雑誌等の査読、メディア出演等
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「三重県志摩市におけるサステナブルな観光地としてのブランド化に向けた調査事業」外国人アドバイザー
2023年01月20日-2023年03月24日株式会社クニエ
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サステナブルツーリズム、サステナブルモニタリング、伊勢市
中部運輸局が実施する「三重県志摩市におけるサステナブルな観光地としてのブランド化に向けた調査事業」のうち、以下の取組に関する参加・助言
1,現地視察2,セミナー3,ワークショップ(全2回)
4,事業検討会議5,志摩市におけるサステナブルなブランド化にむけたとりまとめ
出張関係:
1.2.3(1回目)…1月下旬(3泊)
実働時間:32時間
3(2回目)4…2月下旬(1泊)
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2020年03月11日
“The Fukushima surf revival..." ”SBNation (Vox Media)
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研究成果に係る新聞掲載、テレビ・ラジオ出演
Featured interview referencing 2018 Fukushima surfing tourism research
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Fukushima: In search of new light
2020年03月Center for Sustainability, University of Otago
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公開講座・講演会の企画・講師等
Education seminar o the process of recovery in Fukushima,日付:17
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2020年02月04日
Surf Simply Magazine (February 4, 2020). “A Line in the Sand.”
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研究成果に係る新聞掲載、テレビ・ラジオ出演
References the 2019 at the International Symposium in Amami and photographic contribution.
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Surf Tourism in Japan
2020年02月UNWTO Future Tourism Leaders Workshop (FTLW) 2020: Sustainable Development actions in Rural Tourism
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公開講座・講演会の企画・講師等
Lecture given on the value of surf tourism resources in Japan,日付:25
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Conference Chair
2020年02月Critical Tourism Studies - Asia Pacific
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公開講座・講演会の企画・講師等
Wakayama, all Japan and international audiences,日付:2020年2月17-19日
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Fukushima: In Search of New Light” [福島:新しい光をさがして]
2019年10月Iwaki City Art Museum
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公開講座・講演会の企画・講師等
Live performance featuring Fukushima poet Ryoichi Wago and collaborators Jan Baker-Finch and Joyce To,日付:10
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Mega-events, lifestyle sports, and Japan: Gender & disaster recovery
2019年09月Wakayama University’s Tourism Education and Research Seminar Series in Tokyo
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公開講座・講演会の企画・講師等
Public discussions ons ports tourism, mega events and Japanese societal changes ,日付:22
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メディア出演等
2019年05月27日Nankai Nichinichi Shinbun. “Policy development for ecosystem use: Katoku coastline”
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研究成果に係る新聞掲載、テレビ・ラジオ出演
References lecture given at the 2019 at the International Symposium in Amami.
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The Principles of Ecotourism: Lessons learned from New Zealand
2019年05月Amami Culture Center, Naze, Amami City
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公開講座・講演会の企画・講師等
International public symposium on the seaside. A discussion on saving the coastline, Katoku’s international value ,日付:25
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Articles reviewed: 2
2019年04月-継続中Wakayama University Association for Tourism Studies
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学術雑誌等の編集委員・査読・審査員等
Articles reviewed: 2,任期:Ongoing
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Reviewer (Presentations)
2019年04月-2021年03月TTRA International Scientific Review Committee
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学術雑誌等の編集委員・査読・審査員等
Reviewer (Presentations),任期:1 term
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Reviewer (Films).
2019年04月-2020年03月Japan’s World Tourism Film Festival (JWTFF).
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学術雑誌等の編集委員・査読・審査員等
Reviewer (Films). ,任期:1 term
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メディア出演等
2019年04月Minamisoma Magazine, “Surfing Life in Mianmisoma.”
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研究成果に係る新聞掲載、テレビ・ラジオ出演
Featured interview referencing 2018 Fukushima surfing research,Minamisoma City Supporter Bulletin [minamisoma-shi sapo-ta kaiho-shi].
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Reflecting on the diversity of the world’s food and agriculture
2019年03月Wakayama University Tourism & Food-Agriculture Unit
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公開講座・講演会の企画・講師等
Contributed to the public seminar on food, agriculture and mobility,日付:1
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Surfing “contaminated” seas: Polluted leisure & Fukushima
2019年01月Center for Tourism Research Seminar Series - Tourism and SDGs
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公開講座・講演会の企画・講師等
Public Seminar presentation,日付:24
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2018年11月28日
Surf Simply Magazine (November 28, 2018). “The Rising Sun: Surf Tourism Development in Miyazaki"
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研究成果に係る新聞掲載、テレビ・ラジオ出演
Featured interview based on 2018 research on Miyazaki.
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Photography exhibition. “Entanglements”
2018年09月Exhibition at the Hatton Gallery, Newcastle University Institute for Creative Arts Practice,
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公開講座・講演会の企画・講師等
Photographic contribution for,"A Toxic Love Affair: Polluted Leisure in ‘Blue Spaces’",日付:21
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Surf, sea and sustainability: A public seminar
2018年06月Wakayama University in collaboration with Patagonia Surf Osaka
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公開講座・講演会の企画・講師等
A public seminar on science, sustainability and culture of riding waves in Japan,日付:20
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Scientific Review Committee
2018年04月-継続中Critical Tourism Studies – Asia Pacific Conference
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学術雑誌等の編集委員・査読・審査員等
Scientific Review Committee,任期:Ongoing
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Reviewer (Presentations)
2018年04月-継続中Council for Australasian Tourism and Hospitality Education (CAUTHE)
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学術雑誌等の編集委員・査読・審査員等
Reviewer (Presentations),任期:Ongoing
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Articles reviewed: 1
2018年04月-継続中Journal of Outdoor Recreation
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学術雑誌等の編集委員・査読・審査員等
Articles reviewed: 1,任期:Ongoing
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Articles reviewed: 1
2018年04月-継続中Journal of Sport & Social Issues
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学術雑誌等の編集委員・査読・審査員等
Articles reviewed: 1,任期:Ongoing
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Articles reviewed: 2
2018年04月-継続中Annals of Tourism Research
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学術雑誌等の編集委員・査読・審査員等
Articles reviewed: 2,任期:Ongoing
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新地町の漁師たち – Fukushima Fisherman (Toru Yamada)
2018年01月Wakayama University Sustainability Unit
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公開講座・講演会の企画・講師等
Film screening and discussion the ongoing implications of the Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant disaster for coastal communities in Fukushima.,日付:19
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Examining the history and roles of the DMO: NZ
2017年12月Wakayama University public seminar in Tokyo
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公開講座・講演会の企画・講師等
Wakayama University Tourism Research Seminar in Tokyo on “The Future of Tourism and DMOs”, Tokyo,日付:3
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Nature conservation and sustainable tourism in relation to UNESCO
2017年11月Center for Tourism Research Public Seminar Series
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公開講座・講演会の企画・講師等
Discussant on the role of UNESCO for nature conservation,日付:21
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Current status of destination management organizations overseas
2017年09月Japan Tourism Agency Education Project
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公開講座・講演会の企画・講師等
seminar and workshop on the development of DMOs overseas and what this means in Japan,日付:27
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Articles reviewed: 2
2016年04月-継続中Annals of Leisure Research
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学術雑誌等の編集委員・査読・審査員等
Articles reviewed: 2,任期:Ongoing
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Articles reviewed: 3
2016年04月-継続中Tourism Planning & Development
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学術雑誌等の編集委員・査読・審査員等
Articles reviewed: 3,任期:Ongoing
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Articles reviewed: 2
2016年04月-継続中Journal of Sport & Tourism
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学術雑誌等の編集委員・査読・審査員等
Articles reviewed: 2,任期:Ongoing
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Articles reviewed: 2
2016年04月-継続中Tourist Studies
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学術雑誌等の編集委員・査読・審査員等
Articles reviewed: 2,任期:Ongoing
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Articles reviewed: 4
2016年04月-継続中Tourism Analysis
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学術雑誌等の編集委員・査読・審査員等
Articles reviewed: 4,任期:Ongoing
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Articles reviewed: 8
2016年04月-継続中Journal of Sustainable Tourism (JOST)
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学術雑誌等の編集委員・査読・審査員等
Articles reviewed: 8 ,任期:Ongoing
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Articles reviewed: 2
2016年04月-2019年03月Sites: A Journal of Social Anthropology and Cultural Studies
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学術雑誌等の編集委員・査読・審査員等
Articles reviewed: 2,任期:Ongoing
学協会、政府、自治体等の公的委員
学協会、政府、自治体等の公的委員
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General membership
2018年04月-継続中Japan Society for Tourism Studies (JSTS – 観光学術学会)
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学協会、政府、自治体等の公的委員
学協会、政府、自治体等の公的委員,任期:Ongoing
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General membership
2016年04月-継続中Council for Australasian Tourism and Hospitality Education (CAUTHE)
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学協会、政府、自治体等の公的委員
学協会、政府、自治体等の公的委員,任期:Ongoing
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General membership
2016年04月-継続中Japan Foundation for International Tourism (JAFIT).
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学協会、政府、自治体等の公的委員
学協会、政府、自治体等の公的委員,任期:Ongoing
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Co-Founder and Steering Committee Member
2016年01月-2022年04月Critical Tourism Studies – Asia Pacific
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学協会、政府、自治体等の公的委員
Critical Tourism Studies-Asia Pacific (CTS-AP) is an international, interdisciplinary network for academics, community members and tourism practitioners.,任期:3 terms