Actors, power, and discourses of growth limits

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Public trust in tourism institutions. (2012, background): “In addition to the above, our findings may also have limited applicability to other societies and economies because the role of the state in tourism is affected by specific circumstances and varies across different political contexts (Bramwell, 2006).”
Residents’ impact perceptions of and attitudes towards tourism development: a meta-analysis (2018, background): “It also influences resource distribution decisions and competition among stakeholders (Bramwell, 2006).”
Developing a community support model for tourism (2011, background): “Power governs the interactions among stakeholders influencing or trying to influence the formulation of tourism policy and the ways in which it is implemented (Hall, 1994) and is influenced by resource distribution and competition (Bramwell, 2006).”
The “critical turn” and its implications for sustainable tourism research (2014, background): “They include work by Bramwell (2006) and Bramwell and Meyer (2007) that explores agency–structure relations in the context of a capitalist tourism industry and of views, debates, and policies associated with the regulation of tourism’s growth.”