Preface 1. Antonio Paolo Russo and Greg Richards: Introduction. Part One - New Products and Hospitality Models 2. Antonio Paolo Russo and Alan Quaglieri Dominguez: The Shifting Spatial Logic of Tourism in Networked Hospitality 3. Paula Bialski: Authority and Authorship: Uncovering the Socio-Technical Regimes of Peer-To-Peer Tourism 4. Francesca Forno and Roberta Garibaldi: Ethical Travel: Holidaying To Fight the Italian Mafia 5. Monica Gilli and Sonia Ferrari: The 'Diffuse Hotel': An Italian New Model of Sustainable Hospitality Part Two: Flows and Communities 6. Ilaria Pappalepore and Andrew Smith: The Co-Creation of Urban Tourism Experiences 7. Simon Milne, Carolyn Deuchar and Karin Peters: 'Get Local': ICT, Tourism and Community Place Making In Auckland, New Zealand 8. Cody Morris Paris and Kevin Hannam: (Dis)Engaging The Local: Backpackers' Usage Of Social Media During Crises 9. Melanie Smith and Anita Zatori: Re-Thinking Host-Guest Relationships in the Context of Urban Ethnic Tourism Part Three - Built Environments and 'Glocalised' Spaces 10. Davide Ponzini, Stefan Fotev and Francesca Mavaracchio: Place-Making or Place-Faking? The Paradoxical Effects Of Transnational Circulation of Architectural and Urban Development Projects 11. Greg Richards: Hostels and the Making of New Urban Spaces 12. Elsa Soro: Between Translation and Reinterpretation. What Is Local in Barcelona's Foodsphere? 13. Albert Arias Sans and Alan Quaglieri Dominguez: Unravelling Airbnb. Urban Perspectives from Barcelona 14. Dimitri Ioannides, Panos Leventis and Evangelia Petridou: Urban Resistance Tourism Initiatives in Stressed Cities: The Case of Athens 15. Greg Richards and Antonio Paolo Russo: Synthesis and Conclusions. Towards A New Geography of Tourism?
Antonio Paolo Russo is a tenured Assistant Professor in the Department of Geography at the University Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona, Spain. His research interests include tourism and culture, cities and local development.Greg Richards is Professor of Placemaking and Events at NHTV Breda University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands and Professor of Leisure Studies at the University of Tilburg, Netherlands. He specialises in cultural and creative tourism.
This collection is a hugely valuable contribution to contemporary debates over how we study and 'position' tourism enquiry. The contributors raise a number of new questions, particularly about the entanglements of tourism with urban and community development, digital technologies and social media and new hospitality networks. It will be an important resource for students and researchers interested in identities, mobilities, co-creation, place making, and the renegotiation and redefinition of what is frequently understood as 'the local'. Nigel Morgan, University of Surrey, UK This book critically engages with one of the most exciting topics in tourism research today. It is a refreshing, timely and well-researched collection with topics ranging from the phenomena of Airbnb and couchsurfing to radical local peer-to-peer initiatives. Written from a post-disciplinary perspective, the book breaks new grounds in relation to the transformation of places through tourism, and in particular the (re)production of the local. Pau Obrador Pons, Northumbria University, UK This book is a must read for students and researchers interested in the ways in which tourism co-produces and reshapes new localities and spaces. But, this book also goes beyond these issues and shows that analysis of tourism may provide new key to understanding place and society in general. Thus, it also serves as a valuable resource for other disciplines such as geography, management and economics, planning, sociology, anthropology and cultural studies. -- Daniela A. Jelincic Tourism
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