Table of Contents

1. Introduction, C M Hall & D K Muller; 2: Second Home Tourism: Impact, Management and Planning Issues, D K Muller, C M Hall & D Keen (University of Otago); 3. The Cottage Privilege: Increasingly Elite Landscapes of Second Homes in Canada, G Halseth (University of Northern British Columbia); 4. The Cottage and the City: An Interpretation of the Canadian Second Home Experience, S Svenson (York University); 5. Encounters Between Tourists, Second Homeowners & Permanent Residents, L Aronsson (University of Kalmar); 6. Social and Cultural Perspectives of Second Home Tourism: A Transnational Perspective, D T Duval (University of Otago); 7. British Second Homes in Southern Europe, A M Williams (University of Exeter), R King (University of Sussex) & T Warnes (University of Sheffield); 8. Dwelling Through Multiple Places: ACase Study of Second Home Ownership in Ireland, B Quin (Dublin Institute of Technology); 9. Recreational Second Homes in the united States, D J Timothy (Arizona State University); 10. Recreational Second homes in the South West of Western Australia, J Selwood (University of Winnipeg) & M Tonts (University of Western Australia); 11. A hidden Giant: Second Homes & Coastal Tourism in South Eastern Australia, W Frost (Monash University); 12. Second Homes in New Zealand, C M Hall & D Keen (University of Otago); 13. Second Homes: Reflections on an Unexplored Phenomenon in South Africa, G Visser; 14. Second Homes in Spain, M A Casado-Diaz (University of West England); 15. Second Homes as a Part of a New Rural Lifestyle in Norway, T Flognfeldt jr. (Lillehammer College); 16. Second Homes in Sweden, D K Muller; 17. Second Home Plans among Second Homeowners in Northern Europe's Periphery, B Jansson (Umea University) & D K Muller; 18. The Future of Second Homes, D K Muller & C M Hall.

About the Author

Michael Hall is Professor of Tourism at the University of Otago, New Zealand.Dieter K. Muller is Associate Professor, Department of Social and Economic Geography, Umea University, Sweden. Both authors have research interests with respect to tourism and regional development, mobility, and tourism in peripheral areas.