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Innovation riving structural power changes in peripheral, small island destinations: Case study of Le Morne, Mauritius

Author :	Chaya Hurnath
School/Work Place :	University of Mauritius
Contact :	c.hurnath@uom.ac.mu
Year :	2017

Traditionally, tourism development in small island destinations has been explained through the lens of the Dependency Theory (Bianchi, 2002; Britton, 1982; Brown & Hall, 2000; Buhalis, 1999; Butler, 1993; Hall, 1994; Harrison, 2001; Weaver, 1998). Developed during the years 1960’s, this theory studies the nexus between core-periphery whereby demand and capital investment coming from main economic centres are channelled to peripheral destinations which then leads to the repatriation of profits (Frank, 1978; Peet, 1999). Recently, Balcilar, Kutan and Yaya (2017) have provided empirical confirmation of this relationship in the case of Cyprus with mainland partners of Greece and Turkey.

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