Research dissemination
International Symposium on Aspects of Tourism
Keynote presentations
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| 2006 | Burns, P. ‘Living in a Material World: Tourism, Visuality and Learning to See’ Presented at the Critical Issues in Leisure & Tourism Education, Great Missenden, 10-12 May 2006 Burns, P. ‘Tourism, Culture and the 'Experience Economy': the future of tourism’ Presented at the British Council's Regional Conference on Cultural Heritage, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 26-29 March 2006 |
| 2005 | Burns, P. ‘Eating the Last Cannibal: Tourism and Anthropology.' Presented at the Tourism and Social Anthropology - Why Tourism Matters. German Society of Social Anthropologist Annual Meeting, Halle, Germany. 4-7 October 2005 Burns, P. ‘Cultural heritage and the emerging experience economy’ Presented at the Heritage Impact 2005, Brighton, UK. 7 July 2005 Burns, P. ‘Re-thinking ‘Pirating the Pacific’: Post-coloniality and visualisation’ Presented at the International Conference on Tourism Development and Planning, ATEI School of Management and Economics, Department of Tourist Business, Patras, Greece. 11-12 June 2005 Burns, P. and Palmer, C. ‘Tourism in a Business School’ Presented at the Workshop on the Academic Applications of Anthropology in Multi-disciplinary Departments, London Metropolitan University, London, UK. 27 April 2005 Palmer C. ‘Shifting Sands, Shifting Markets: Dilemmas for the English Seaside.’. International Conference on Tourism Development and Planning. A.T.E.I. School of Management and Economics, Department of Tourist Business Patras, Greece. 11th-12th June 2005 |
| 2004 | Burns, P. ‘Tourism: the ‘Experience’ economy?’ Presented at the Changing Environments in the Tourism of the Asia Pacific, ATLAS Asia-Pacific Conference, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Beppu, Japan. 20-21 November 2004 Burns, P. Gave opening keynote address and presented a paper on multiple qualitative approaches to researching community participation in tourism planning at the ATLAS (Association for Tourism and Leisure Studies) Conference, Naples and Bari, Italy, 4-6 April 2004 Palmer, C. and Selwyn, T. "Meaning and Interpretation in ethnographic Research of ‘Heritage’”. 6th Cambridge Heritage Seminar: Exploring Research methodologies in heritage Studies. University of Cambridge, Department of Archaeology, 22-24 March 2004 |
| 003 | Palmer, C. ‘Experiencing the Nation in Everyday Life: Heritage tourism and English Identity’. 5th Cambridge Heritage Seminar: Exploring Research Methodologies in Heritage studies. University of Cambridge, Department of Archaeology, 16 November 2003 Palmer, C. ‘ The role of heritage in contemporary society’ sustainable tourism: is there a Future in the past? College of St Mark & St John, Plymouth, 7 May 2003 |