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The United States and Cuba have navigated a strained political and economic relationship over the past sixty years; the tone of the relationship is in flux according to Cuban and US leadership, and ... of the Human Geography Commons, Leisure Studies Commons, and the Social Influence and Political Communication Commons Recommended Citation - Available at: https://scholarworks.gvsu.edu/jti/vol12/iss1
occurring within the industry itself. Historically, tourist destinations are established, promoted, and experienced through the intercession of several social, cultural, economic, and political forces ... creation of new tourism spaces reflects a wider, political, economic, and social agenda. Furthermore, Müller (2018) argues that destinations are constantly changing products that include a combination of a
potential target market and frame the appropriate branding and marketing strategies. Elie, S. D. (2008). The waning of Soqotra’s pastoral community: political incorporation as social transformation. Human ... : City branding as a social and semantic network . Cities , 38 , 47 - 56 . https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cities. 2014 . 01 .003 Sönmez , S. F. ( 1998 ). Tourism, terrorism, and political instability . Annals
people. The contemporary society’s double-sidedness was made understandable through the Foucaultian term governmentality. It was argued further in the article that handling of life-political issues ... -political strategies of civil governance in the post-cultural society. Cultural citizenship was introduced in terms of culturalism, through containment of individualism, through active participation in
travel research , 41 ( 2 ), 120 - 132 . Yeoman , I. (Ed.). ( 2015 ). The future of food tourism: Foodies, experiences, exclusivity, visions and political capital (Vol. 71 ). Channel View Publications
point in the philosophy and practice of cancer drug research.
terrorism in three ways. Firstly, terrorism means the deliberate commission of an act of violence to create public fear through the suffering of victims in the furtherance of political or social agenda ... . Secondly, the use of unlawful violence against people or property to achieve political objectives. Thirdly a form of psychological manipulation through warfare to the purpose of political or religious gains
Journal of the National Cancer Institute Scientific, Political Debate Continues on NEWS Methods for Estimating Fallout Exposure In 1990, decades after dozens of nuclear blasts from weapons ... muddier. ?Fallout doesn?t have geographic boundaries,? said Preston. ?The original act was based upon the information available at the time and some political decisions.? Hatch spearheaded the act and had
social choices between practice or another social activity, while engaged swimmers spoke much more positively of their developmental years. A developmental philosophy that included delayed specialization
-greenpeace-activists-reveals-about-its-arctic-policy/280352/. Held D. , 2005 : Principles of cosmopolitan order; in: G. Brock, H. Brighouse (eds): The Political Philosophy of Cosmopolitanism . Cambridge ... Philosophy, Donovan’s Road, University College Cork, Ireland Abstract This paper assesses international policy responses to the security implications of deteriorating ecological conditions worldwide, as
political agenda toward a growing threat to human development. Proposed strategies for control of noncommunicable diseases focused mainly on the shared risk factors of tobacco, harmful use of alcohol ... middle-income countries. This meeting followed the Special Session on HIV/AIDS in 2001, the only other high-level meeting to discuss a health topic and orient the global political agenda toward a growing
. The framework uses a systems approach to integrate the critical analysis and reflections on environmental issues from economic, social, political, and ecological perspectives found in the paper’s ... : Encourage a macro view of environmental issues among tourism stakeholders. Integrate solutions based on research. Address problems that are indifferent to political borders. Use a systems approach to
identified: war and political instability, terrorist attacks, criminality, natural disasters, and health issues (Chebli et al., 2020). When the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) outbreak in South Korea
Political Economy , Vol. 63 No. 3 , pp. 243 - 258 . Papanikos , G. ( 2015 ), “ The economic effects of a marathon as a sport tourism event” , Athens Journal of Sports , Vol. 2 No. 4 , pp. 225 - 240 . Porter
worked on a doctorate in political philosophy at Harvard University. “Zeke created a curriculum for himself,” Mayer says. “One thing about Zeke is he’s never really in doubt.” He was already a force on
outstanding scholars, according to the philosophy of the ?collective wisdom?. Neither Nicolaus Copernicus nor Albert Einstein would have a chance for the titular professorship in this system for the latter ... of promoted doctors and not sufficiently numerous reviews of doctoral and habilitation dissertations) while political connections seem to facilitate this procedure. The nomination of Dr Hanna
1980. Moments and personalities of the bottom-up movement within the discipline are presented, which combined to lead the way towards a change in the paradigm of Polish geography. The socio-political ... opportunity to reveal the basic mechanisms of the events of the early 1980s in Polish geography set within their socio-political context. 2. The socio-political context The origins of new phenomena
help coconstruct rational meaning and can be seen as literal truth even if there is dissonance between source and target for the application of meanings. In the political realm metaphors can appear as ... government have been used by some scholars to make broad characterisations of Canada?s political culture. For example, POGG has been contrasted with the American tripartite motto to conclude Canadians
of modernity, the concepts of anthropocentric and non-anthropocentric (or environmental) worldview are used that are known in the environmental philosophy and environmental ethics (e.g. Plumwood 1996 ... the limits offered by the infrastructure – consumer practices and political choices (1) The social (or anthropocentric) paradigm corresponds to the general worldview of the early industrial society
, political (including international politics), and cultural effects of long waves. This neoMarxist strand is represented by the work of the Belgian Trotskyite economic theorist and historian Ernest Mandel ... reproduction of capitalism. K. Marx made exact predictions of the timing of such revolutions contingent on the political factors: first of all, on the progress in organisation of the labour class and in the