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Conflicts, religion and culture in tourism / edited by Razaq Raj, Leeds Beckett University, UK and Kevin Griffin, Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland.

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TexteCollection : CABI religious tourism and pilgrimage seriesÉditeur : Wallingford, Oxfordshire, UK : CABI, 2017Date du droit d'auteur : �2017Description : 1 online resource (x, 176 pages) : illustrations, chartsType de contenu :

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Disponible sous un autre format : Print version:: Conflicts, religion and culture in tourism.Classification CDD :

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G156.5.R44 C66 2017eb

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Introduction to conflicts, religion and culture in tourism / Razaq Raj and Kevin Griffin -- Consciousness in conflict / Rukeya Suleman and Balal Qayum -- Defamation of religion and freedom of speech / Ayesha Chowdhury and Razaq Raj -- Imagining the contours of culture : is religious tourism a precondition for conflict? / Maximiliano Korstanje, Mait�e Echarri Chav�ez and Lourdes Cisneros Mustelier -- The essence of community cohesion through religious tolerance / Irfan Raja and Razaq Raj -- Religious tourism and pilgrimage in a non-religious country : the Czech Republic / Jan R�aja -- Pilgrimage, cultural landscape and tourism in the heritization of churches and Christian sites in Nagasaki / Tinka Delakorda Kawashima -- Claiming territory : the role of pilgrimage in the struggle for a re-Christianization of Sweden / Pierre Wiktorin -- Cuba and its Christian roots : a case for understanding religious tourism / Mait�e Echarri Chav�ez, Lourdes Cisneros Mustelier and Maximiliano Korstanje - Visiting graves, tombs and shrines in Islamic law / Necmeddin G�uney -- Religious spaces as discrete systems : the case of Ayodhya, India / Sanjeev Singh, Nayan Srivastava, Karitikeya Sonker and Manas Ranjan -- Halal tourism : the case of Turkey / Yasin Bilim and �Ozg�ur �Ozer -- Kosher tourism : a case study from Greece / Polyxeni Moira, Dimitrios Mylonopoulos and Panagiota Vasilopoulou -- War and cultural heritage : the case of religious monuments / Dimitrios Mylonopoulos, Polyxeni Moira and Katerina Kikilia -- Discussion points.

Résumé : The principle behind this book is to demonstrate to the reader the range of elements that come in to play when one considers themes such as conflict, religion and culture in relation to tourism. The book provides an assessment of the increasing linkages and interconnections between religious tourism and secular spaces on a global stage. The book is presented in three main parts. Part I is comprised of four theoretical chapters that lay the foundation of the book. Part II provides four chapters on places were followers of particular faiths can once again celebrate their beliefs after restrictions and laws have been relaxed or removed. Thus, while all of the chapters discuss historical situations whereby religious and pilgrimage activities were in conflict with the status quo, nowadays, these locations are developing burgeoning religious tourism products. Part III presents a set of five chapters, outlining various conflicts related to religious tourism and pilgrimage, all with an interesting connection to the concept of 'other'.

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The principle behind this book is to demonstrate to the reader the range of elements that come in to play when one considers themes such as conflict, religion and culture in relation to tourism. The book provides an assessment of the increasing linkages and interconnections between religious tourism and secular spaces on a global stage. The book is presented in three main parts. Part I is comprised of four theoretical chapters that lay the foundation of the book. Part II provides four chapters on places were followers of particular faiths can once again celebrate their beliefs after restrictions and laws have been relaxed or removed. Thus, while all of the chapters discuss historical situations whereby religious and pilgrimage activities were in conflict with the status quo, nowadays, these locations are developing burgeoning religious tourism products. Part III presents a set of five chapters, outlining various conflicts related to religious tourism and pilgrimage, all with an interesting connection to the concept of 'other'.