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The beach at the end of the world: Eilat in Israeli popular culture

Maoz Azaryahu
Pages 117-133 | Published online: 16 Aug 2006

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Maximilian Benner & Shahar Shilo. (2023) Discourse as a carrier of history: wine tourism in the Negev and its evolution. European Planning Studies 0:0, pages 1-21.
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Maximilian Benner. (2023) Revisiting path-as-process: agency in a discontinuity-development model. European Planning Studies 31:6, pages 1119-1138.
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Dana Kaplan. (2020) Porn tourism and urban renewal: the case of Eilat. Porn Studies 7:4, pages 459-473.
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Jacob Bull. (2009) Watery masculinities: fly-fishing and the angling male in the South West of England. Gender, Place & Culture 16:4, pages 445-465.
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Chaim Noy. (2008) The Poetics of Tourist Experience: An Autoethnography of a Family Trip to Eilat1 . Journal of Tourism and Cultural Change 5:3, pages 141-157.
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Eli Avraham & Anat First. (2006) Media, power and space: ways of constructing the periphery as the ‘other’. Social & Cultural Geography 7:1, pages 71-86.
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Maximilian Benner. (2023) Legitimizing path development by interlinking institutional logics: The case of Israel’s desert tourism. Local Economy: The Journal of the Local Economy Policy Unit 37:7, pages 564-583.
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Maximilian Benner. (2022) A tale of sky and desert: Translation and imaginaries in transnational windows of institutional opportunity. Geoforum 128, pages 181-191.
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Yaniv Belhassen & Avichai Jackson. (2018) The Case for a Regulatory Cannabis Enclave in the Resort City of Eilat. International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction 16:4, pages 828-831.
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Daniel BurdseyDaniel Burdsey. 2016. Race, Place and the Seaside. Race, Place and the Seaside 35 77 .
Dimitrios Stylidis, Yaniv Belhassen & Amir Shani. (2014) Three Tales of a City. Journal of Travel Research 54:6, pages 702-716.
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Russell Fielding. (2014) The liminal coastline in the life of a whale: Transition, identity, and food-production in the Eastern Caribbean. Geoforum 54, pages 10-16.
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Yaniv Belhassen. (2012) Eilat Syndrome: Deviant Behavior Among Temporary Hotel Workers. Tourism Analysis 17:5, pages 673-677.
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Chaim Noy. 2007. The Critical Turn in Tourism Studies. The Critical Turn in Tourism Studies 349 370 .
Susan Buckingham, Elodie Marandet, Fiona Smith, Emma Wainwright & Marilyn Diosi. (2006) The liminality of training spaces: Places of private/public transitions. Geoforum 37:6, pages 895-905.
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