Tourism place-making. Governance of Locality in Sweden.

Annals of Tourism Research

Volumn 39, Issue 2, 2012, Pages 547-570

  Hultman, Johan ^a,c   Hall, C Michael ^b  

^a LUND UNIVERSITY   (Sweden)

^b UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY   (New Zealand)

^c LUND UNIVERSITY   (Sweden)

Author keywords

Governance; Locality; Place making; Practice; Social construction of meaning

Indexed keywords

GOVERNANCE APPROACH; SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS; STAKEHOLDER; TOURISM; TOURISM DEVELOPMENT; TOURIST DESTINATION;

SWEDEN;

EID: 84860418430     PISSN: 01607383     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/j.annals.2011.07.001     Document Type: Article

References (75)

1. Appadurai A. Modernity at large 1996, The University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis.
2. Bærenholdt J.-O., Haldrup M., Larsen J. Performing cultural attractions. Production of experiences 2008, 176-202. Edward Elgar, Cheltenham. J. Sundbo, P. Darmer (Eds.).
3. Beaumont N., Dredge D. Local tourism governance: A comparison of three network approaches. Journal of Sustainable Tourism 2010, 18(1):7-28.
4. Braun B. The intemperate rainforest. Nature, culture, and power on Canada's West Coast 2002, The University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis.
5. Bridge G. Environmental economic geography: A sympathetic critique. Geoforum 2008, 39:76-81.
6. Büscher M., Urry J. Mobile methods and the empirical. European Journal of Social Theory 2009, 12(1):99-116.
7. Connelly G. Testing governance-A research agenda for exploring urban tourism competitiveness policy: The case of Liverpool 1980-2000. Tourism Geographies 2007, 9(1):84-114.
8. Council of the European Union (2005). Council Regulation (EC), No. 1698/2005. Official Journal of the European Union L 277/1.
9. Cresswell T. Place. A short introduction 2004, Blackwell, Oxford.
10. Dargan L., Shucksmith M. LEADER and innovation. Sociologia Ruralis 2008, 48(3):274-291.
11. Daugstad K. Negotiating landscape in rural tourism. Annals of Tourism Research 2008, 35(2):402-426.
12. Eaton E. From feeding the locals to selling the locale: Adapting local sustainable food projects in Niagara to neocommunitarianism and neoliberalism. Geoforum 2008, 39(2):994-1006.
13. Ecoregion council report (2008). 2008-08-27 Unpublished document, obtainable from corresponding author.
14. Ecoregion motion (2008). 2008-04-10 unpublished document, obtainable from corresponding author.
15. Ek R., Hultman J. Sticky landscapes and smooth experiences: The biopower of tourism in the öresund region. Mobilities 2008, 3(2):223-242.
16. Everett S., Aitchinson C. The role of food tourism in sustaining regional identity: A case study of Cornwall, South West England. Journal of Sustainable Tourism 2008, 16(2):150-167.
17. Franklin A. Tourism. An introduction 2003, Sage, London.
18. George E.W., Mair H., Reid D. Rural tourism development. Localism and cultural change 2009, Channel View Publications, Bristol.
19. Goodlife strategy document, August 2008. <> (retrieved 25.02.09). http://www.skanenordvast.com/upload/Skane%20Nordvast/Strategidokument%20 Leader%20Sk%C3%A5ne%20Nordv%C3%A4st%20Norra.pdf.
20. Gotham K. Marketing Mardi Gras: Commodification, spectacle and the political economy of tourism in New Orleans. Urban Studies 2002, 39(10):1735-1756.
21. Government Offices of Sweden. (2008). A strategy for strengthening the development capacity of Sweden's rural areas Government Communication 2008/09:167.
22. Govers R., Go F. Place Branding 2009, Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke.
23. Greenberg M. Branding New York. How a city in crisis was sold to the world 2008, Routledge, London.
24. Görg C. Landscape governance. The " politics of scale" and the " natural" conditions of places. Geoforum 2007, 38:954-966.
25. Göymen K. Tourism and governance in Turkey. Annals of Tourism Research 2000, 27(4):1025-1048.
26. Hall C.M. Geography, marketing and the selling of places. Journal of Travel and Tourism Marketing 1997, 6(3/4):61-84.
27. Hall C.M. Tourism. Rethinking the social science of mobility 2005, Pearson, Prentice-Hall, Harlow.
28. Hall C.M. Tourism and regional competitiveness. Developments in tourism research 2007, 217-230. Elsevier, Oxford. J. Tribe, D. Airey (Eds.).
29. Hall C.M. The fakery of 'the authentic tourist'. Tourism Management 2007, 28:1139-1140.
30. Hall C.M. Tourism Planning 2008, Prentice-Hall, Harlow. 2nd ed.
31. Hall C.M. Power in tourism: Tourism in power. Tourism, power and culture: Anthropological insights 2010, 199-213. Bristol, Channelview. D. Macleod, J. Carrier (Eds.).
32. Hall C.M. Changing paradigms and global change: From sustainable to steady-state tourism. Tourism Recreation Research 2010, 35(2):131-145.
33. Hall C.M. Framing governance theory: A typology of governance and its implications for tourism policy analysis. Journal of Sustainable Tourism 2011, 10.1080/09669582.2011.570346.
34. Hall C.M. Fieldwork in tourism/touring fields: Where does tourism end and fieldwork begin?. Fieldwork in tourism: Methods, issues and reflections 2011, 7-18. Routledge, London. C.M. Hall (Ed.).
35. Hall C.M., Sharples L. Food events and the local food system: Marketing, management and planning issues. Food and wine festivals and events around the world: development, management and markets 2008, 23-46. Butterworth Heinemann, Oxford. C.M. Hall, L. Sharples (Eds.).
36. The entrepreneurial city. Geographies of politics, regime and representation 1998, Wiley, Chichester. T. Hall, P. Hubbard (Eds.).
37. Hannerz U. Being there...and there...and there! Reflections on multi-site ethnography. Ethnography 2003, 4:201-216.
38. Hollinshead K., Ataljevic I., Ali N. Worldmaking agency-worldmaking authority: The sovereign constitutive role of tourism. Tourism Geographies 2009, 11(4):427-443.
39. Holloway L., Cox R., Venn L., Kneafsey M., Dowler E., Tuomainen H. Managing sustainable farmed landscape through " alternative" food networks: A case study from Italy. Geographical Journal 2006, 172(3):219-229.
40. Hultman J. Through the protocol: Culture, magic and GIS in the creation of regional attractiveness. Tourism Geographies 2007, 9(3):318-336.
41. Hultman J., Andersson Cederholm E. Experiences of ecology: (Dis)ordering nature as a visitor attraction. Tourism and Hospitality: Planning & Development 2008, 5(2):81-95.
42. Jensen O. Culture stories: Understanding cultural urban branding. Planning Theory 2007, 6(3):211-236.
43. Jonas A., Bridge G. Governing nature: The re-regulation of resources, land-use planning, and nature conservation. Social Science Quarterly 2003, 84(4):958-962.
44. Kotler P., Bowen J., Makens J. Marketing for hospitality and tourism 2010, Pearson, Boston. 5th ed.
45. Landry C. The art of city making 2006, Earthscan, London.
46. Litourism LEADER application, undated. Unpublished document, obtainable from corresponding author.
47. Lukes S. Power: A radical view 2004, Palgrave Macmillan, London. 2nd ed.
48. Lukes S., Hagland L. Power and luck. European Journal of Sociology 2005, 46:45-66.
49. MacCannell D. The tourist. A new theory of the leisure class 1976, Schocken Books, New York. 2nd ed.
50. Massey D. For space 2005, Polity Press, Cambridge.
51. Marcus G. Ethnography in/of the world system: The emergence of multi-site ethnography. Annual Review of Anthropology 1995, 24:95-117.
52. Meethan K. Tourism in global society. Place, culture, consumption 2001, Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke.
53. Milne S., Ateljevic I. Tourism, economic development and the global-local nexus: Theory embracing complexity. Tourism Geographies 2001, 3(4):369-393.
54. Murdoch J. Post-structuralist geography. A guide to relational space 2006, Sage, London.
55. Place reinvention. Northern perspectives 2009, Ashgate, Farnham. T. Nyseth, A. Viken (Eds.).
56. O'Dell T. Spas and the cultural economy of sensuous magic and hospitality 2010, Nordic Academic Press, Lund.
57. Ooi C.-S. The poetics and politics of destination branding: Denmark. Scandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism 2004, 4(2):107-128.
58. Palmer A. Evaluating the governance style of marketing groups. Annals of Tourism Research 1998, 25(1):185-201.
59. Quinn B. Problematising 'festival tourism': Arts festivals and sustainable development in Ireland. Journal of Sustainable Tourism 2006, 14(3):288-306.
60. Ritchie J.R.B., Crouch G. The competitive destination. A sustainable tourism perspective 2003, CABI, Wallingford.
61. Salskov-Iversen D., Krause Hansen H., Bislev S. Governmentality, globalization, and local practice: Transformations of a hegemonic discourse" . Alternatives 2000, 25(2):183-223.
62. Schilcher D. Growth versus equity: The continuum of pro-poor tourism and neoliberal governance. Current Issues in Tourism 2007, 10:166-193.
63. Searle R. The construction of social reality 1995, Simon and Schuster, New York.
64. Sheller M., Urry J. The new mobilities paradigm. Environment and Planning A 2006, 38(2):207-226.
65. Sims R. Food, place and authenticity: Local food and the sustainable tourism experience. Journal of Sustainable Tourism 2009, 17(3):321-336.
66. Steiner C., Reisinger Y. Understanding existential authenticity. Annals of Tourism Research 2006, 33(2):299-318.
67. Trousdale W. Governance in context-Boracay Island, Phillipines. Annals of Tourism Research 1999, 26(4):840-867.
68. Valentine G. Relevance and rigour: The advantages of reusing and scaling up quantitative data. Environment and Planning A 2006, 38:413-415.
69. Wang N. Rethinking authenticity in tourism. Annals of Tourism Research 1999, 26(2):349-370.
70. Woods M. Engaging the global countryside: Globalization, hybridity and the reconstitution of rural place. Progress in Human Geography 2007, 31(4):485-507.
71. <> (accessed 08.06.09). http://www.ekoturism.org.
72. <> (accessed 18.03.09). http://www.leaderskane.se/blogg/blogginlagg/vadarallrabastpasommarenland sbygdenforstas.5.4472642a11a8dd88fe2800015100.html.
73. <> (accessed 08.06.09). http://www.naturensbasta.se.
74. <> (accessed 26.02.09). http://www.turism.se/en/.
75. Yuksel F., Bramwell B., Yuksel A. Centralized and decentralized governance in Turkey. Annals of Tourism Research 2005, 32(4):859-886.