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The international political economy of tourism and the neoliberalisation of nature: Challenges posed by selling close interactions with animals

Rosaleen Duffy Politics, Manchester University, Manchester, UK
Pages 605-626 | Published online: 19 Mar 2012

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Robert Fletcher. (2023) Tourism and neoliberalism. Tourism Geographies 0:0, pages 1-10.
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Sarah Becklake. (2023) Touristic security: not a ‘win-win’ global security practice. Conflict, Security & Development 23:4, pages 289-316.
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Chantal Elizabeth Wieckardt, Stasja Koot & Nadya Karimasari. (2022) Environmentality, green grabbing, and neoliberal conservation: The ambiguous role of ecotourism in the Green Life privatised nature reserve, Sumatra, Indonesia. Journal of Sustainable Tourism 30:11, pages 2614-2630.
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C. Michael Hall. (2022) Tourism and the Capitalocene: From Green Growth to Ecocide. Tourism Planning & Development 19:1, pages 61-74.
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Nick Kontogeorgopoulos, Anuwat Churyen & Varaphorn Duangsaeng. (2015) Homestay Tourism and the Commercialization of the Rural Home in Thailand. Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research 20:1, pages 29-50.
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S M Sadat al Sajib, Francesco Nicolli & Alfredo Alietti. (2022) Problematizing tourism for conservation: An eco-cultural critique on sustainability. European Journal of Cultural Management and Policy 12.
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Katherine T. Hanson, Kristen S. Morrow, Putu Oka Ngakan, Joshua S. Trinidad, Alison A. Zak & Erin P. Riley. 2022. Ecotourism and Indonesia's Primates. Ecotourism and Indonesia's Primates 111 151 .
Maan Barua. (2021) Infrastructure and non-human life: A wider ontology. Progress in Human Geography 45:6, pages 1467-1489.
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Tore Fougner. (2021) Engaging the “Animal Question” in International Relations. International Studies Review 23:3, pages 862-886.
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Martin Young & Francis Markham. (2019) Tourism, capital, and the commodification of place. Progress in Human Geography 44:2, pages 276-296.
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Audrey Morin & Dominic Lapointe. (2021) S’approprier la nature : le développement géographique inégal par le tourisme et l’extraction sur Anticosti. Téoros 39:2.
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Teo Belicia & Md Islam. (2018) Towards a Decommodified Wildlife Tourism: Why Market Environmentalism Is Not Enough for Conservation. Societies 8:3, pages 59.
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Raoul Bianchi. (2018) The political economy of tourism development: A critical review. Annals of Tourism Research 70, pages 88-102.
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Casey Walsh. (2016) Distinctiveness and Totality From Acorns to Warehouses: Historical Political Economy of Southern California’s Inland Empire . By Thomas C. Patterson. Walnut Creek, CA: Left Coast Press, 2015. . Current Anthropology 57:6, pages 845-846.
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Stasja Koot. (2016) Structural Belonging At Home in the Okavango: White Batswana Narratives of Emplacement and Belonging . By Catie Gressier. Oxford: Berghahn Books, 2015. . Current Anthropology 57:6, pages 844-845.
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Maan Barua. (2016) Lively commodities and encounter value. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 34:4, pages 725-744.
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Adam Keul. (2014) Tourism neoliberalism and the swamp as enterprise. Area 46:3, pages 235-241.
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Braden Leap. (2014) Collective troubles: Transforming neoliberalism through interactions with nonhumans. Geoforum 56, pages 182-191.
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C. Michael Hall, Allan M. Williams & Alan A. Lew. 2014. The Wiley Blackwell Companion to Tourism. The Wiley Blackwell Companion to Tourism 3 24 .
Robert Fletcher. (2013) Bodies Do Matter: The Peculiar Persistence of Neoliberalism in Environmental Governance. Human Geography 6:1, pages 29-45.
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