Rural cultural economy: tourism and social relations.

By M. Kneafsey. 2001

196 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Archeology, Food Science, Sociology and Political Science

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In Archeology

1. W. Irvine
2. Chrissie Gibson
3. Lily Kong
4. Alistair R. Anderson
5. Theodoros Iosifides
6. Thanasis Kizos

In Food Science

1. W. Irvine
2. Chrissie Gibson
3. Lily Kong
4. Alistair R. Anderson
5. Theodoros Iosifides
6. Thanasis Kizos
7. B. Ilbery

In Sociology and Political Science

1. Chrissie Gibson
2. G. Clark
3. Lily Kong
4. W. Irvine
5. Alistair R. Anderson
6. Theodoros Iosifides
7. Thanasis Kizos
8. B. Ilbery

Citations in the corpus

• Small tourist firms in rural areas: agility, vulnerability and survival in the face of crisis (2004, background): “Anderson (2000) argues that rural spaces have moved from outlying production zones to become areas which are consumed in their own right (Kneafsey, 2001).”
• Conceptualizing Integrated Rural Tourism (2007, background): “social integration – the integration of tourism with other trends in the socioeconomy, notably the drive for quality and concerns for environmental (particularly landscape) protection and sustainable development (Kneafsey 2001); 7.”
• The Contradictions of Agrotourism Development in Greece: Evidence from Three Case Studies (2007, background): “…problems, because— as it is a seasonal and complementary activity in most cases—it is just one of the activities that rural households undertake in order to be reproduced socially and economically (Gousiou et al. 2001; Kneaffsey 2001; Marsden et al. 2001; Kizos & Spilanis 2004; Meert et al. 2005).”
• Cultural economy: a critical review (2005, background): “…and Connell, 2004), and transformations triggered by the rise of the cultural economy have been as, if not more, profound, in rural and regional areas where the cultural industries previously had little presence at all (Kneafsey, 2001; Curry et al., 2001; Gibson, 2002; Tonts and Grieve, 2002).”
• What is Smart Rural Development (2015, unknown): “Studies have, for example, documented the importance of popular music and rural festivals in Australia (Gibson, 2002), tourism (Kneafsey, 2001) and craftsman work in the UK (for a review, cf.”