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  1. Rethinking Tourism’s Impacts: People, Nature and a Shared Planet
  2. Immobility
  3. Rethinking hospitality: How we can live better together on a shared planet
  4. LA TURISMIFICACIÓN DEL PATRIMONIO Y LA PATRIMONIALIZACIÓN DEL TURISMO
  5. Mobilities
  6. Multi-sensorial perceptions of risk: the aesthetics behind (muco)cutaneous leishmaniasis-related stigma in Ecuador
  7. The Anthropologist as Observant Reader of Migrant Literature
  8. People Move, Places Change: Understanding How Mobility and Place Shape Each Other
  9. Tourism Depends on Migrant Workers: Why Their Mobility Must Be Sustainable
  10. Why We Endure: Understanding How People Keep Going Through Difficult Times
  11. Introduction
  12. Rethinking What It Means to Be Human in a World That Is Always Moving
  13. Lindström, Jan.Muted memories: heritage‐making, Bagamoyo, and the East African caravan trade. x, 388 pp., maps, figs, illus., bibliogr. Oxford, New York: Berghahn Books, 2019. £107.00 (cloth)
  14. Exploring (Im)mobilities: Language Practices, Discourses and Imaginaries. AnnaDe Fina and GerardoMazzaferro (Eds.), Bristol: Multilingual Matters. 2021. 296 pp. Hardback (9781788925297) 149.95 USD, Paperback (9781788925280) 49.95 USD, Ebook (9781788925...
  15. Culture Brokers and Tourism
  16. Unpacking overtourism as a discursive formation through interdiscursivity
  17. Why Staying Put Matters: Understanding Mobility and Immobility in Human Life
  18. Searching for the ‘Chilean Oasis’: Waiting and Uncertainty in the Migration Trajectories of Venezuelan Women
  19. Mobile labour: an introduction
  20. Post-national belongings, cosmopolitan becomings and mediating mobilities
  21. Why Some Movements Matter More Than Others During Times of Crisis
  22. Mobilité
  23. Palmer, Catherine. Being and dwelling through tourism: an anthropological perspective. x, 174 pp., fig., bibliogr. London: Routledge, 2018. £115.00 (cloth)
  24. Introduction
  25. Migration at Work
  26. Lean, Garth, RussellStaiff & EmmaWaterton (eds). Travel and representation. x, 239 pp., illus., bibliogrs. Oxford, New York: Berghahn Books, 2017. £99.00 (cloth)
  27. Labour migration and tourism mobilities: Time to bring sustainability into the debate
  28. How Imagination Shapes Human Movement and Why Some People Stay Still
  29. Visions of travel and tourism after the global COVID-19 transformation of 2020
  30. Reflections and discussions: tourism matters in the new normal post COVID-19
  31. La antropología del turismo se hace mayor: ¿Más que un matrimonio de conveniencia?
  32. Anthropology and anthropologists in times of crisis
  33. Transfers at a Crossroads
  34. On politics and precarity in academia
  35. Mobility
  36. Deconstructing and Reconstructing. Embracing Alternative Ways of Producing, Classifying and Disseminating Knowledge
  37. EuropeanAssociation ofSocialAnthropologists (EASA)
  38. Entrevista a Noel B. Salazar, unidad de Investigación sobre Movilidades Culturales (CuMoRe), Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, Lovaina, Bélgica
  39. Theorizing mobility through concepts and figures
  40. Mobilities, Boundaries, and Travelling Ideas: Rethinking Translocality beyond Central Asia and the Caucasus. Edited by Manja Stephan-Emmrich and Philipp Schröder
  41. Constructing a city, building a life: Brazilian construction workers’ continuous mobility as a permanent life strategy
  42. Airport Urbanism: Infrastructure and Mobility in Asia. By Max Hirsh. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. 2016. vii, 157 pp. ISBN: 9780816696109 (paper).
  43. Indonesia’s World Heritage
  44. Salazar, Noel B.
  45. The Practice of Practice
  46. Anthropologies of Tourism: What's in a Name?
  47. Selling the Serengeti: the cultural politics of safari tourism
  48. Sustainable Tourism… for Development?
  49. When Tourism Causes Harm: Understanding Violence, Inequality, and Sustainable Travel
  50. Why Nomads, Tourists, Pilgrims and Flâneurs Matter for Understanding Mobility
  51. Book Reviews
  52. Mega-Event Mobilities
  53. The free movement of people around the world would be Utopian: IUAES World Congress 2013: Evolving Humanity, Emerging Worlds, 5–10 August 2013
  54. Culture broker
  55. Imaginary
  56. Embedded and Re-purposed Technologies: Human Mobility Practices in Maasailand
  57. Living in mobility: trajectories of Brazilians in Belgium and the UK
  58. Haines, David W., KeikoYamanaka & ShinjiYamashita (eds). Wind over water: migration in an East Asian context. xii, 270 pp., map, figs, tables, bibliogrs. Oxford, New York: Berghahn Books, 2012. £75.00 (cloth)
  59. Anthropology through Levinas
  60. Becoming Cosmopolitan through Traveling? Some Anthropological Reflections
  61. A Landscape of Travel: The Work of Tourism in Rural Ethnic China by Jenny T. Chio
  62. Tourism imaginaries: anthropological approaches
  63. El cráter del Ngorongoro: paz perturbada en el Jardín del Edén
  64. Ngorongoro Crater: Disturbed peace in the Garden of Eden
  65. Le cratère du Ngorongoro : paix troublée dans le jardin d’Eden
  66. Heritage Regimes and the State by Regina F. Bendix, Aditya Eggert, and Arnika Peselmann, eds
  67. Salazar, Noel B.
  68. Imaginary, tourism
  69. Indonesia’s World Heritage
  70. Culture broker, tourism
  71. Chasing a Better Life: How Imagined Futures Inspire People to Move Abroad
  72. Is Tourist a Secular Pilgrim or a Hedonist in Search of Pleasure?
  73. Envisioning Eden: mobilizing imaginaries in tourism and beyond
  74. SEASONAL LIFESTYLE TOURISM: The CASE OF CHINESE ELITES
  75. Going First Class? New Approaches to Privileged Travel and Movement
  76. Imagining Mobility at the “End of the World”
  77. Why Chance Discoveries Matter in Ethnographic Research
  78. Who Gets to Move? Understanding the Unequal Freedom to Travel and Migrate
  79. Imagineering Otherness: Anthropological Legacies in Contemporary Tourism
  80. Thinking through tourism, edited by Julie Scott and Tom Selwyn
  81. Book Review: The British in Rural France: Lifestyle Migration and the Ongoing Quest for a Better Way of LifeThe British in Rural France: Lifestyle Migration and the Ongoing Quest for a Better Way of LifeBensonMichaela, Manchester University Press, Manc...
  82. How Our Ideas About People and Places Shape the Way We Travel
  83. The Tourism Encounter: Fashioning Latin American Nations and Histories by Florence E. Babb
  84. How Imagining Other Places Shapes Our Decisions to Travel and Migrate
  85. Who Gets to Move? An Anthropological Look at Mobility and Immobility
  86. Book Review: The Politics of Proximity: Mobility and Immobility in PracticeThe Politics of Proximity: Mobility and Immobility in PracticePellegrinoGiuseppina (ed.), Ashgate, Farnham, 2011, £50.00, 178pp.
  87. Can Tourism Really Benefit Local Communities? Lessons from Tanzania
  88. When Local Heritage Meets Global Tourism: Who Decides What Visitors See?
  89. How Culture Shapes Human Mobility, and How Mobility Shapes Culture
  90. Tourism and cosmopolitanism: a view from below
  91. From local to global (and back): towards glocal ethnographies of cultural tourism.
  92. How Tourism Images Shape the Way We See People and Places
  93. “Enough stories!”Asian tourism redefining the roles of Asian tour guides1
  94. New Horizons in Tourism: Strange Experiences and Stranger Practices
  95. Towards a Global Culture of Heritage Interpretation? Evidence from Indonesia and Tanzania
  96. Antropología del turismo en países en desarrollo: análisis crítico de las culturas, poderes e identidades generados por el turismo
  97. How Tour Guides Learn to Sell “Authentic” Tanzania to Global Tourists
  98. How Tour Guides Turn Global Culture into “Local” Experiences
  99. Heritage Tourism, Conflict, and the Public Interest: An Introduction
  100. National Association of Student Anthropologists
  101. Anthropology
  102. Mobility
  103. Scapes
  104. Migrating Imaginaries of a Better Life...Until Paradise Finds You
  105. The (Im)Mobility of Tourism Imaginaries
  106. Conceptual Notes on the Freedom of Movement and Bounded Mobilities An afterword by Noel B. Salazar
  107. Imagineering Tailor-Made Pasts for Nation-Building and Tourism: A Comparative Perspective