Tourism, Progress and Peace
In an exploratory empirical study by Var and Ap (1998) about the relationship between tourism and peace, the world peace variable was associated with a high degree of uncertainty, with one-third of respondents providing a neutral response to the statement: ‘I believe that tourism prom...
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CABI
2014
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| Tóm tắt: | In an exploratory empirical study by Var and Ap (1998) about the relationship
between tourism and peace, the world peace variable was associated with a
high degree of uncertainty, with one-third of respondents providing a neutral
response to the statement: ‘I believe that tourism promotes world peace’. The
authors proposed that this uncertainty might have arisen from a definitional
problem with the term ‘peace’. They further explained that many respondents
may have associated peace with an ‘absence of war’ and that the concept that
would be most appropriate in the context of this study is that of ‘harmony and
harmonious relations’ (p. 54). Therefore, a constructive discussion of peace
and tourism demands no less than a definition of peace that is less parsimonious
than the ‘absence of war’. |
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