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New Tourism Books - Week of December 6th

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Published: Thu, 2010-12-09 09:30 by Jennifer Creese
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Below is a list of new Tourism titles received at the library over the last week. To find out more about a book or journal, click the title.

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LOCATION CALL NUMBER TITLE
SSH AS6 .G64 2011 Special events : a new generation and the next frontier / Joe Goldblatt.
SSH G70.3 .S23 2009 The SAGE handbook of spatial analysis / edited by A. Stewart Fotheringham and Peter A. Rogerson.
NET G155.A1 Tourism and inequality : problems and prospects / edited by Stroma Cole, Nigel Morgan.
SSH, GAT GE10 .C67 2011 Conducting research in conservation : social science methods and practice / Helen Newing, with contributions from C.M. Eagle et al.
NET GE156.5.E26 Conservation tourism / Ralf Buckley.
ARM GF78 .C66 2010 Seven rules for sustainable communities : design strategies for a post-carbon world / Patrick M. Condon.
SSH GT2850 .A48 2010 Adventures in eating : anthropological experiences of dining from around the world / edited by Helen R. Haines and Clare A. Sammells.
SSH GV183.5 .I54 2010 Inclusive recreation : programs and services for diverse populations / Human Kinetics, editor.
SSH GV443 .B339 2010 Different speeds and different needs : how to teach sports to every kid / Gary Barber.
SSH HD62.5 .R593 2010 Confessions of an entrepreneur : how to survive the highs and lows of starting up / Chris Robson.
SSH HD9987.S672 S47 2010 The service revolution in South Asia / edited by Ejaz Ghani.
SSH HV603 2004.S644 T78 2010 Tsunami recovery in Sri Lanka : ethnic and regional dimensions / edited by Dennis B. McGilvray and Michele R. Gamburd.


If you have any queries about these or other titles, or would like to suggest something for purchase, please feel free to leave us a comment!

Comments



Submitted on Sun, 2011-01-16 13:26.

Thanks for this resource. I'm particularly interested in Condon's book as I think there may be some parallels with a concept I have developed called "evolutionary spending": basically encouraging discretionary spending on domestic tourism over material goods as a sustainable practice. More info at my blog: http://www.enjoyinspire.com.au/news/arts-and-domestic-tourism-to-benefit-from-evolutionary-spending/

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