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Chapter 5. Complexity, Interdisciplinarity and Growth Management: The Case of Maltese Resort Tourism
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Bill Bramwell
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- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Illustrative Material vii
- Preface and Acknowledgements xi
- The Contributors xiii
- Chapter 1. Introduction: The Development and Management of Coastal Resorts: A Global Perspective 1
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Part 1: Coastal Resorts in Transition
- Chapter 2. The Problems and Dilemmas of Northern European Post-mature Coastal Tourism Resorts 21
- Chapter 3. The Resort Economy: Changing Structures and Management Issues in British Resorts 40
- Chapter 4. Institutional Change and Resort Capacity: The Case of Southwest English Coastal Resorts 56
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Part 2. The Diversification and Sustainable Development of Coastal Resorts
- Chapter 5. Complexity, Interdisciplinarity and Growth Management: The Case of Maltese Resort Tourism 73
- Chapter 6. Planning for Sustainable Development in Spanish Coastal Resorts 90
- Chapter 7. A Tale of Two Islands: Sustainable Resort Development in Cyprus and Tenerife 112
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Part 3: The Pleasure Periphery and Managing the Postmodern Coastal Resort
- Chapter 8. The Postmodern Resort and the Pleasure Periphery: The Case of Australia’s Coastal Tourism Resorts 137
- Chapter 9. Malaysia’s Pleasure Periphery: Coastal Resort Development and its Consequences 154
- Chapter 10. Natural Heritage as Place Identity: Tofino, Canada, a Coastal Resort on the Periphery 169
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Part 4: Coastal Resort Structures: Variation Versus Standardisation
- Chapter 11. The Development of South Africa’s Coastal Tourism Resorts 187
- Chapter 12. Resort Structure and ‘Plantation’ Dynamics in Antigua and Coastal South Carolina 204
- Chapter 13. Re-engineering Coastal Resorts in Mexico: Some Management Issues 216
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Part 5: State Intervention and the Planning and Development of Coastal Resorts
- Chapter 14. The Role of the State and the Rise of the Red Sea Resorts in Egypt and Israel 235
- Chapter 15. Clientelist Relationships: Implications for Tourism Development in the Declining Coastal Resort of Kusadasi, Turkey 250
- Chapter 16. Conclusion: Future Implications for the Development and Management of Coastal Resorts 270
- References 285
- Index 323
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Illustrative Material vii
- Preface and Acknowledgements xi
- The Contributors xiii
- Chapter 1. Introduction: The Development and Management of Coastal Resorts: A Global Perspective 1
-
Part 1: Coastal Resorts in Transition
- Chapter 2. The Problems and Dilemmas of Northern European Post-mature Coastal Tourism Resorts 21
- Chapter 3. The Resort Economy: Changing Structures and Management Issues in British Resorts 40
- Chapter 4. Institutional Change and Resort Capacity: The Case of Southwest English Coastal Resorts 56
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Part 2. The Diversification and Sustainable Development of Coastal Resorts
- Chapter 5. Complexity, Interdisciplinarity and Growth Management: The Case of Maltese Resort Tourism 73
- Chapter 6. Planning for Sustainable Development in Spanish Coastal Resorts 90
- Chapter 7. A Tale of Two Islands: Sustainable Resort Development in Cyprus and Tenerife 112
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Part 3: The Pleasure Periphery and Managing the Postmodern Coastal Resort
- Chapter 8. The Postmodern Resort and the Pleasure Periphery: The Case of Australia’s Coastal Tourism Resorts 137
- Chapter 9. Malaysia’s Pleasure Periphery: Coastal Resort Development and its Consequences 154
- Chapter 10. Natural Heritage as Place Identity: Tofino, Canada, a Coastal Resort on the Periphery 169
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Part 4: Coastal Resort Structures: Variation Versus Standardisation
- Chapter 11. The Development of South Africa’s Coastal Tourism Resorts 187
- Chapter 12. Resort Structure and ‘Plantation’ Dynamics in Antigua and Coastal South Carolina 204
- Chapter 13. Re-engineering Coastal Resorts in Mexico: Some Management Issues 216
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Part 5: State Intervention and the Planning and Development of Coastal Resorts
- Chapter 14. The Role of the State and the Rise of the Red Sea Resorts in Egypt and Israel 235
- Chapter 15. Clientelist Relationships: Implications for Tourism Development in the Declining Coastal Resort of Kusadasi, Turkey 250
- Chapter 16. Conclusion: Future Implications for the Development and Management of Coastal Resorts 270
- References 285
- Index 323