RESOURCES: OUTSTANDING PAPER AWARD
Each year researchers are invited to submit papers on specific aspects of sustainable tourism for presentation at the annual Think Tank. The most excellent paper is determined following a blind review by the Steering Committee.
Criteria are:
- The overall contribution to the literature on sustainable tourism
- The creativity and uniqueness of the paper
- The relevance and applicability of the results
- The closeness of the paper to the Think Tank theme
- The quality of writing
- The appropriateness and depth of the references
The BEST EN Outstanding Paper Award is presented to the author(s) during the Award Dinner.
Previous winners were:
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2017 |
Andrew Rylance & Anna Spenceley University of Johannesburg Rylance, Reducing economic leakages from tourism_A value chain assessment of the tourism industry in Kasane, Botswana.pdf
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2016 |
Karen Hughes & Gianna Moscardo University of Queensland & James Cook University Hughes & Moscardo, United we stand, divided we fall - Strategies for engaging customers in Corporate Responsibility Programs.pdf
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2015 |
Jones Muzirambi & Kevin Mearns University of South Africa "Muzirambi, J & Mearns, K Active community participation in nature conservation and tourism management_A case study analysis of the state of power relations in Southern Africa"
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2014 |
Sarah Duffy & Larry Dwyer University of New South Wales, Australia "A Multidisciplinary Approach to the Study of Sustainable Tourism in Ningaloo Marine Park"
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2013 |
Gianna Moscardo, Andrea Schurmann, Elena Konovalov & Nancy G. McGehee James Cook University, Australia / Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USA "Using Tourism to Build Social Capital in Communities: New Pathways to Sustainable Tourism Futures"
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2012 |
Jaedong Cho & Derek Robbins
Bournemouth University, UK "Slow travellers. Who are they and what motivates them?"
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2010 |
Dianne Dredge, Emma-Jane Ford & Michelle Whitford
Southern Cross University, Australia "The Managing Local Tourism Master Class: Communicating and Building Sustainable Tourism Management Practices across Local Government Divides" |
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2009 |
Heather Zeppel
James Cook University, Australia "Cultural values in sustainable tourism: Conflicts between indigenous culture and recreation in protected areas" |
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2008 |
Margaret Deery & Leo Jago
Victoria University, Australia "A Framework for Work-Life Balance Practices in the Tourism Industry" |
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2007 |
Pierre Benckendorff
James Cook University, Australia "Envisioning Sustainable Tourism Futures: An Evaluation of the Futures Wheel Method" |
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2006 |
Robert D. Billington, Veronica Cadoppi & Natalie Carter
Sustainable Tourism Planning and Development Laboratory – Blackstone Valley Tourism Council, Inc., USA "Stakeholder Involvement, Culture and Accountability in the Blackstone Valley: A Work in Progress” |
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2005 |
Jack Carlsen
Curtin University of Technology, Australia ”Post-Tsunami Tourism Strategies for the Maldives” |
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2004 |
Paulina Bohdanowicz, Branko Simanic & Ivo Martinac
Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden "Environmental Training and Measures at Scandic Hotels, Sweden" |
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