Table of Contents

1. Introduction (Michael Hitchcock, Victor King and Michael Parnwell); 2. Anthropology and Tourism in Southeast Asia (Victor T. King); 3. Indonesian Souvenirs as Micro-Monuments to Globalization and Modernity (Kathleen M. Adams); 4. Terrorism and Tourism in Bali and Southeast Asia (Michael Hitchcock and I Nyoman Darma Putra); 5. From Kebalian to Ajeg Bali: Tourism and Balinese Identity in the Aftermath of the Kuta Bombing (Michel Picard); 6. Tourism Policy-Making in Southeast Asia (Linda K Richter); 7. The Development of Private Tourism Business Activity in the Transitional Vietnamese Economy (Jonathan Bennett); 8. Tourism in the Lao People's Democratic Republic (David Harrison and Steven Schipani); 9. Southeast Asian Tourism from a Japanese Perspective (Shinji Yamashita); 10. Cultural and Gender Politics in China-Vietnam Border Tourism (Chan Yuk Wah); 11. Romance and Sex Tourism (Heidi Dahles); 12. A Political Ecology of Sustainable Tourism in Southeast Asia (Michael J.G. Parnwell); 13. New Directions in Indonesian Ecotourism (Janet Cochrane); 14. Dragon Tourism Revisited: The Sustainability of Tourism Development in Komodo National Park (Henning Borchers); 15. Is the Beach Party Over? Tourism and the Environment in Small Islands: A Case Study of Gili Trawangan, Lombok, Indonesia (Mark Hampton and Joanna Hampton); 16. Conclusion: Current Issues in Southeast Asian Tourism (Michael Hitchcock, Victor King and Michael Parnwell); Index

About the Author

Michael Hitchcock is Academic Director and Dean of Faculty at the IMI University Centre, Luzern in Switzerland. Until recently, he was Deputy Dean for Research and External Relations at the University of Chichester. Previously, he founded and was Director of the International Institute for Culture, Tourism and Development at London Metropolitan University.