Women Sustaining Community: The Politics of Agro-Ecology in Quilombo Tourism in Southern Brazil

This article analyses how a gendered perspective on community-based tourism (CBT) contributes to the realisation of identity and sovereignty of quilombos. It examines the potential sustainability of CBT coupled with agro-ecological practices within the context of gendered identity politics. Drawing from in-depth ethnographic and archival research conducted between February and July 2015 at Campinho da Independência (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), the article discusses how female leaders integrate sustainable agro-ecological practices and CBT with environmental education in what they call ‘ethno-ecological tourism’. This approach to CBT strengthens a proudly defiant version of Afro-Brazilian ethnic identity vis-à-vis the state.     

旅游合同中旅游营业人的民事责任

在由旅游营业人和旅客构成的旅游法律关系中,旅客经常处于劣势地位,如何保障他们的权益,是一个值得研究的问题.强化旅游营业人的民事责任,为旅客的损害赔偿提供多种救济途径,这应当是未来保障旅客的合法权益的一个行之有效的思路.     

民族学专业期刊的学术资源构成及其影响力分析——以《贵州民族研究》(1995～2005)为例

本文通过对《贵州民族研究》1995~2005年载文量变化、论文选题分布、载文作者统计和论文被引用情况等作统计分析,来探讨该民族学专业期刊的学术资源构成特点及其学术影响力。     

哈巴罗夫斯克边疆区的旅游业正在迅速崛起

哈巴罗夫斯克边疆区旅游业的特点在于出入境旅游和国内旅游同步发展。优越的地理环境为其面向中国、日本和韩国等相邻国家发展入境游创造了良好的条件，也为其发展地区旅游经济打下了坚实的基础。     

论我国西部旅游产业的市场化发展

我国旅游资源分布的一个最大特点就是经济相对落后的西部地区聚集了极丰富的高品味旅游资源,甚至于还是世界顶尖级的旅游资源。通过开发旅游资源形成旅游产品,变资源优势为产品优势、产业优势和经济优势,促进西部特别是西部少数民族地区脱贫致富,逐步缩小东西部经济差距。     

冰川地质旅游资源的开发策略

在地质旅游资源中,雪山冰川是最具魅力的地质景观之一。在中国的滇西北地区可以看到冰川形成、演化和消亡的全过程,不仅现代冰川发育充分,而且保存下了金江冰期、丽江冰期和大理冰期的许多遗迹,无论从发育的时间序列上还是从地域分布上,都有较好的系统性和连续性,也具有其独特性。     

大理市旅游业发展中存在的问题及对策

大理有丰富的旅游资源和突出的区位优势。大理旅游业要上新台阶,就必须与时俱进实现新发展,实施系统的对策,及时解决存在的问题。     

社会区隔:旅游活动的文化社会学本质--一种基于布迪厄文化资本理论的解读

在布迪厄文化资本理论的认识架构内,旅游文化资本由其他类型的资本转换而来,可以区分为旅游文化能力、旅游文化产品和旅游文化制度三种形式.旅游文化资本的存在揭示了旅游活动的基本结构和其中隐含的权力动力学.旅游文化资本在某些条件下是人的社会竞争的有效资源,旅游活动只是社会区隔这一人的社会存在的本质目标的手段之一,社会区隔是旅游活动的文化社会学本质.     

试论当前我国红色旅游发展的信息化建设

旅游信息化是红色旅游发展的内在要求与必由之路,但目前信息化水平滞后已成为红色旅游进一步发展的“瓶颈”。因此,必须增强全民的旅游信息意识,加强红色旅游企业及相关部门的信息化基础建设,从而最大限度地发挥信息化在红色旅游发展过程中的作用。     

Passport to Parenthood: Reproductive Pathways In and Out of Denmark

Denmark has become a destination for single women, lesbians, and heterosexual couples wanting donated sperm. At the moment, women from Sweden, Norway, Germany, Italy, and the UK travel to Denmark. Simultaneously, waiting lists for donated eggs and age restrictions are prime motivations for infertile Danish women and heterosexual couples to leave Denmark and travel to Spain, the Czech Republic, the Ukraine, and Greece for egg donation. Informed by Donna Haraway’s notion of “the apparatus of bodily production”, Marcia Inhorn’s development of “reproductive flows”, and the use of Adele Clarke’s “situational analysis”, this paper explores the question: How do global reproductive pathways in and out of Denmark emerge when fertility travellers narrate, negotiate, and cross national borders to go through fertility treatment? Methodologically, we use a multi-sited and multi-modal approach centring on interviews with fertility travellers moving to and from Denmark in combination with ethnographic observations carried out in Danish and Spanish fertility clinics and an analysis of legal regulations. The paper concludes by discussing how the concept of reproductive pathways helps to theorize transnational movements of bodies and contributes to feminist scholarship on transnational reproductive travel.