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PAST THINK TANK: THINK TANK VI
Agenda
THINK TANK VI, DAY 1
TUESDAY, 13 June, 2006
4:00 - 19:30
Registration, A7
20:00
WELCOME RECEPTION at the Cloister
THINK TANK VI, DAY 2
WEDNESDAY, 14 June, 2006
9:00 - 19:00
Registration, A7
9:30
WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION, Sala de Graus
Dr. Lluís Mundet
Chair Think Tank VI
University of Girona , Catalonia, Spain
Dr. Janne Liburd
Chair BEST Education Network
University of Southern Denmark, Denmark
Dr. Lluís Mundet
Chair Think Tank VI
University of Girona , Catalonia, Spain
Dr. Janne Liburd
Chair BEST Education Network
University of Southern Denmark, Denmark
10:30
Break
11:00
KEYNOTE ADDRESS, Sala de Graus
Dr. Graham Miller
Chair Think Tank VI
Senior Lecturer in Management, University of Surrey, UK
"Keeping a low Profile: the Tourism Industry and its Corporate Responsibility."
Dr. Graham Miller
Chair Think Tank VI
Senior Lecturer in Management, University of Surrey, UK
"Keeping a low Profile: the Tourism Industry and its Corporate Responsibility."
11:45
RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS
SESSION 1A: Ethical Business Practices in Tourism, C1
Moderator:
Dr. Ercan Sirakaya, Texas A&M University, USA
Presenters:
Dr. Sue Beeton, La Trobe University, Australia
"The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: CSR, Film and Tourism. Two Cases of Filming in a Small Community."
Dr. Ravi Ravinder, University of Technology Sydney, Australia
Tourism Planning and Development Laboratory – Blackstone Valley Tourism Council, Inc., USA
"Stakeholder involvement, culture and accountability in the Blackstone Valley: A work in progress."
SESSION 1B: Economic Issues in CSR , C2
Moderator:
Dr. Jack Carlsen, Curtin University of Technology, Australia
Presenters:
Dr. Larry Dwyer, University of New South Wales, Australia
Dr. Liz Fredline, Dr. Leo Jago & Dr. Margaret Deery, Victoria University, Australia
"Corporate Responsibility as Essential to Sustainable Tourism Yield – A work in Progress."
Dr. Ramon Palau, University of Girona, Spain
"Corporate Social Responsibility in the Catalan hospitality chains."
Dr. Nina Mistilis & Dr. John D’Ambra, University of New South Wales, Australia
"How Sophisticated is the level of E-Commerce Adoption in Tourism Enterprises?"
SESSION 1A: Ethical Business Practices in Tourism, C1
Moderator:
Dr. Ercan Sirakaya, Texas A&M University, USA
Presenters:
Dr. Sue Beeton, La Trobe University, Australia
"The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: CSR, Film and Tourism. Two Cases of Filming in a Small Community."
Dr. Ravi Ravinder, University of Technology Sydney, Australia
Tourism Planning and Development Laboratory – Blackstone Valley Tourism Council, Inc., USA
"Stakeholder involvement, culture and accountability in the Blackstone Valley: A work in progress."
SESSION 1B: Economic Issues in CSR , C2
Moderator:
Dr. Jack Carlsen, Curtin University of Technology, Australia
Presenters:
Dr. Larry Dwyer, University of New South Wales, Australia
Dr. Liz Fredline, Dr. Leo Jago & Dr. Margaret Deery, Victoria University, Australia
"Corporate Responsibility as Essential to Sustainable Tourism Yield – A work in Progress."
Dr. Ramon Palau, University of Girona, Spain
"Corporate Social Responsibility in the Catalan hospitality chains."
Dr. Nina Mistilis & Dr. John D’Ambra, University of New South Wales, Australia
"How Sophisticated is the level of E-Commerce Adoption in Tourism Enterprises?"
12:30
RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS
SESSION 2A: Conceptual Contributions to CSR, C1
Moderator:
Dr. Margaret Deery, Victoria University, Australia
Presenters:
Ms. Ya-Ting Huang, Dr. David Botterill & Dr. Eleri Jones, University of Wales Institute, UK
"Corporate Social Responsibility and Marine Tourism Organisations. Exploring the concept of Corporate Social Responsibility between Government, Business and Higher Education academies in the UK."
Dr. David Wood & Dr. Jack Carlsen, Curtin University of Technology, Australia
"Corporate Social Responsibility or Government Intervention? A case study of sustainable tourism development at Ningaloo in Western Australia’s North West."
Dr. David Stipanuk, Cornell University, USA
"Corporate Social Responsibility and Travel & Tourism Businesses – Some hard Issues for the Industry and some Opportunities for Academia."
SESSION 2B: Case Studies , C2
Moderator:
Dr. Deborah Edwards, University of Technology, Australia
Presenters:
Ms. Paulina Bohdanowicz, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
"Hilton Environmental Reporting as a Tool of Corporate Social Responsibility."
Ms. Catrina Papaleo & Dr. Sue Beeton, La Trobe University, Australia
"Testing Clarkson’s Typical Corporate and Stakeholder Issues Model with Corporate Social Responsibility in Tourism: the Case of Lonely Planet."
Mr. Menno Houtstra, ECEAT International, Netherlands
"Sustainable tourist accommodation management: The roles and responsibilities of tourism sectors in sustainable development"
SESSION 2A: Conceptual Contributions to CSR, C1
Moderator:
Dr. Margaret Deery, Victoria University, Australia
Presenters:
Ms. Ya-Ting Huang, Dr. David Botterill & Dr. Eleri Jones, University of Wales Institute, UK
"Corporate Social Responsibility and Marine Tourism Organisations. Exploring the concept of Corporate Social Responsibility between Government, Business and Higher Education academies in the UK."
Dr. David Wood & Dr. Jack Carlsen, Curtin University of Technology, Australia
"Corporate Social Responsibility or Government Intervention? A case study of sustainable tourism development at Ningaloo in Western Australia’s North West."
Dr. David Stipanuk, Cornell University, USA
"Corporate Social Responsibility and Travel & Tourism Businesses – Some hard Issues for the Industry and some Opportunities for Academia."
SESSION 2B: Case Studies , C2
Moderator:
Dr. Deborah Edwards, University of Technology, Australia
Presenters:
Ms. Paulina Bohdanowicz, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
"Hilton Environmental Reporting as a Tool of Corporate Social Responsibility."
Ms. Catrina Papaleo & Dr. Sue Beeton, La Trobe University, Australia
"Testing Clarkson’s Typical Corporate and Stakeholder Issues Model with Corporate Social Responsibility in Tourism: the Case of Lonely Planet."
Mr. Menno Houtstra, ECEAT International, Netherlands
"Sustainable tourist accommodation management: The roles and responsibilities of tourism sectors in sustainable development"
13:30
LUNCHEON, Le Bistrot
13:30
INTRODUCTION to Think Tank Sessions, C1
15:30
PARALLEL SESSIONS
Participants choose Research or Curriculum Development
RESEARCH FORUM I: C1
Leader: Dr. Larry Dwyer, University of New South Wales, Australia
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT I: C2
Leader: Dr. Claudia Jurowski, Northern Arizona University, USA
Participants choose Research or Curriculum Development
RESEARCH FORUM I: C1
Leader: Dr. Larry Dwyer, University of New South Wales, Australia
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT I: C2
Leader: Dr. Claudia Jurowski, Northern Arizona University, USA
17:00
Break
17:30
Research Forum II: C1
Curriculum Module II: C2
Curriculum Module II: C2
21:00
AWARD DINNER
Presentation of the Outstanding Paper Award
Presentation of the Outstanding Paper Award
THINK TANK VI, DAY 3
THURSDAY, 15 June, 2006
9:00 - 13:00
Registration, A7
9:30
Research Forum III: C1
Curriculum Module III: C2
Curriculum Module III: C2
10:30
Break
11:00
Research Forum IV: C1
Curriculum Module IV: C2
Curriculum Module IV: C2
13:30
LUNCHEON, Hotel Peninsular
15:30
SITE VISITS/TOURS*
21:00
DINNER during the tour
THINK TANK VI, DAY 4
FRIDAY, 16 June, 2006
9:00 - 13:00
Registration, A7
9:00 - 10:00
VISIONING SESSION for the BEST Education Network, Sala de Graus
10:00
KEYNOTE ADDRESS, Sala de Graus
Mr. Jan Peter Bergkvist
Chair Think Tank VI
Director of Environmental Sustainability at Hilton Int. & Scandic
"Ecolonomy: Sustainability in the Hospitality Business at Scandic and Hilton International."
Mr. Jan Peter Bergkvist
Chair Think Tank VI
Director of Environmental Sustainability at Hilton Int. & Scandic
"Ecolonomy: Sustainability in the Hospitality Business at Scandic and Hilton International."
10:45
Break
11:15
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Mr. Matthias Beyer
Consultant for the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ), Lecturer for Sustainable Destination Management at the University of Applied Sciences Eberswalde, Germany and Managing Director of mas|contour
"CSR beyond charity: How the core business of All-Inclusive Resorts contributes to poverty alleviation and local development in the Caribbean and Central America."
Mr. Matthias Beyer
Consultant for the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ), Lecturer for Sustainable Destination Management at the University of Applied Sciences Eberswalde, Germany and Managing Director of mas|contour
"CSR beyond charity: How the core business of All-Inclusive Resorts contributes to poverty alleviation and local development in the Caribbean and Central America."
12:00
RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS
SESSION 3A: HRM for Sustainable Tourism, C1
Moderator:
Dr. Claudia Jurowski, Northern Arizona University, USA
Presenters:
Dr. Janne J. Liburd, University of Southern Denmark, Denmark &
Dr. Jack Carlsen, Curtin University of Technology, Australia
"Family Businesses and Sustainable Tourism: the Role of Family Businesses in Sustainable Tourism Development."
Dr. Margaret Deery & Dr. Leo Jago, Victoria University, Australia
"Corporate Social Responsibility and Employees in Sustainable Tourism Organizations."
Ms. Susan Anita Briggs, Service Skills Australia, Australia
"Service Learning in Tourism Educational Programs – A Sustainable Skills Base for Sustainable Tourism."
Dr. Deborah Edwards, University of Technology, Australia
"Corporate Social Responsibility in the Museum Sector and the Implications for volunteers."
SESSION 3B: Other Topics on Sustainable Tourism , C2
Moderator:
Dr. Pauline Sheldon, University of Hawaii, USA
Presenters:
Dr. Ercan Sirakaya, Texas A&M University, USA,
Dr. Yuksel Ekinci, University of Surrey, UK &
Dr. Turgut Var, Texas A&M University, USA,
"Hilton Environmental Reporting as a Tool of Corporate Social Responsibility."
Mr. Aphirom Promchanya, University of Perpignan, France
"Ecotourism and Environmental Education: Opportunities and Constraints for Sustainability. Case study in Phuket Island, Thailand."
Dr. Joram Krozer, Cartesius Institute, Institute for Sustainable Innovations of the Netherlands Technichal Universities, Netherlands
"National Park as a Social Corporation."
Ms. Bente Bramming, University of Southern Denmark, Denmark
"Authenticity in the gap between time and space related to the philosophy of existence."
SESSION 3A: HRM for Sustainable Tourism, C1
Moderator:
Dr. Claudia Jurowski, Northern Arizona University, USA
Presenters:
Dr. Janne J. Liburd, University of Southern Denmark, Denmark &
Dr. Jack Carlsen, Curtin University of Technology, Australia
"Family Businesses and Sustainable Tourism: the Role of Family Businesses in Sustainable Tourism Development."
Dr. Margaret Deery & Dr. Leo Jago, Victoria University, Australia
"Corporate Social Responsibility and Employees in Sustainable Tourism Organizations."
Ms. Susan Anita Briggs, Service Skills Australia, Australia
"Service Learning in Tourism Educational Programs – A Sustainable Skills Base for Sustainable Tourism."
Dr. Deborah Edwards, University of Technology, Australia
"Corporate Social Responsibility in the Museum Sector and the Implications for volunteers."
SESSION 3B: Other Topics on Sustainable Tourism , C2
Moderator:
Dr. Pauline Sheldon, University of Hawaii, USA
Presenters:
Dr. Ercan Sirakaya, Texas A&M University, USA,
Dr. Yuksel Ekinci, University of Surrey, UK &
Dr. Turgut Var, Texas A&M University, USA,
"Hilton Environmental Reporting as a Tool of Corporate Social Responsibility."
Mr. Aphirom Promchanya, University of Perpignan, France
"Ecotourism and Environmental Education: Opportunities and Constraints for Sustainability. Case study in Phuket Island, Thailand."
Dr. Joram Krozer, Cartesius Institute, Institute for Sustainable Innovations of the Netherlands Technichal Universities, Netherlands
"National Park as a Social Corporation."
Ms. Bente Bramming, University of Southern Denmark, Denmark
"Authenticity in the gap between time and space related to the philosophy of existence."
13:00
LUNCHEON, Bau Bar
14:45
REPORT-OUTS from Research Forum
and Curriculum Module Sessions, Sala de Graus
16:30
Break
17:00
SESSION AND CONCLUSIONS, Sala de Graus
21:00
CLOSING DINNER, Hotel AC Bellavista, Restaurant Numun
*During the half day tour participants will have the opportunity to visit the famous Salvador Dalí museum which houses an impressive collection of the artist's work. They will also get the chance to take a look at la Fageda d'en Jordà, a company whose activities incorporating principles of CSR have become a tourist attraction.
For more information please visit:
www.salvador-dali.org/en_index.html
www.fageda.com (only in Catalan)