Decades of tourism research have allowed researchers to understand the myriad social,
ecological, and economic impacts that are derived from tourism. We know the results of …

Both responsibility and care have much to offer in thinking through the relationalities that
make up a postcolonial world. Although contemporary political systems often posit …

With the'cultural turn'in geography children have been positioned on the geographical
agenda. There is an evident and growing interest amongst undergraduates in the …

There is a rich history of social activism in human geography, motivated by an ethical
commitment to make a difference or achieve social change (Castree, 1999). The US scholar …

This paper explores and advances the debate surrounding online research ethics. The use
of internet-mediated research using online research methods has increased significantly in …

With ethics fast becoming a mainstay in tourism studies and the tourism industry in general,
this volume provides a timely and intensive look at the theory and practice of codes of ethics …

This paper aims to achieve two objectives. Firstly, it elicits some of the concerns for universal
research ethics. It is argued that ethical codes are never universal; they are geographically …

This book examines significant issues in geography teaching and learning from the
perspectives of an international network of academic geographers and postgraduate …

Tourism, by its nature, emphasizes the value of one over the value of others. This axiom is
supported by the fact that tourism creates innumerable negative costs that stem from the …

We take a fresh look at geography curricula and their appropriateness to the demands of the
21st century. We reflect on the purpose, content and relevance of undergraduate geography …