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Poverty and prosperity : tourism in rural China / Xinru Liu and Honggen Xiao.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Liu, Xinru, author.
- Xiao, Honggen, author.
- Series:
- Bridging tourism theory and practice ; Volume 13.
- Bridging Tourism Theory and Practice Series ; Volume 13
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Poverty--China.
- Poverty.
- Rural development--China.
- Rural development.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (249 pages)
- Edition:
- First edition.
- Place of Publication:
- Bingley, England : Emerald Publishing Limited, [2023]
- Summary:
- Poverty and Prosperityfocuses on tourism and rural community development in the light of Confucianism and Taoism. Drawing from ethnographic field research in Southern China, the authors present an evolutionary as well as a horizontal view of tourism and rural community development through an illustrative case.
- Contents:
- Cover
- POVERTY AND PROSPERITY
- BRIDGING TOURISM THEORY AND PRACTICE
- POVERTY AND PROSPERITY: TOURISM IN RURAL CHINA
- Copyright
- CONTENTS
- LIST OF FIGURES
- LIST OF TABLES
- ABOUT THE AUTHORS
- PREFACE
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- 1. Poverty
- Introduction
- Concepts and Approaches
- Absolute and Relative Poverty
- Capability Poverty Approach
- Subjective Well-Being Approach
- Poverty Alleviation
- The Economic Perspective
- The Government Intervention Perspective
- The Participatory Governance Approach
- Poverty Alleviation Through Tourism
- Conclusion
- 2. Tourism and Development
- Development Theories
- Alternative Development
- Postdevelopment
- Community Development
- System Theories
- General System Theory
- Social System Theory
- Systems Theories in Tourism
- Stakeholder Theories
- Impact of Tourism on Poverty Alleviation
- Economic Impacts
- Sociocultural Impacts and Livelihood
- Environmental Impacts
- 3. Poverty Alleviation Through Tourism in China
- Tourism as a Strategy to Reduce Poverty
- Progress on Poverty Alleviation
- Stage One - Blood Transfusion Poverty Alleviation (1949-1978)
- Stage Two - Structural Reform Poverty Alleviation (1979-1985)
- Stage Three - Development-Oriented Poverty Alleviation (1986-1993)
- Stage Four - Tackling Key Problems of Poverty Alleviation (1994-2000)
- Stage Five - Entire-Village Advancement Poverty Alleviation (20021-2012)
- Stage Six - Targeted Poverty Alleviation (2013-2020)
- Rural Revitalization
- Tourism-Oriented Alleviation and Development
- PAT Strategies and Modes in China
- Impacts of PAT in China
- Stakeholder Participation and Involvement in PAT
- Location-Based PAT Practices and Experiences
- Toward a Framework of Research
- Rural Community Development as a System.
- Stakeholder Approaches and Perspectives
- Knowledge Gaps and Inquiry Questions
- 4. Methodological Approaches
- Approaching Poverty in a Tourism Lens
- Research Paradigm and Qualitative Inquiry
- Constructionism
- Ethnographic Case Study
- Shuiji Village - Ethnographic Case Study Site
- Taining County (泰宁县)
- Meikou Town (梅口乡)
- Shuiji Village (水 村)
- Data Collection and Sampling
- Direct and Participant Observation
- In-Depth Interview
- Documents and Archival Records
- Sampling
- Analysis and Interpretation
- Coding
- Data Credibility
- Reflections
- 5. The Budding of Tourism
- Early Development of Tourism in Shuiji
- The Land of Fish and Rice (1979 and Prior)
- An Isolated Island: Extreme Poverty (1980-1985)
- Starving and Fishing
- Vulnerability
- A Provincial-Level Poverty Village
- Young Apprentice
- "Lake Geneva in China" - Tourism in the Making (1980-1989)
- The Business of "Playing"
- The First "Ten-Thousand-Yuan Household" (万元户)
- VIP Guest and His Shangri-La
- 6. Spontaneous Growth
- Fighting for Youke
- Competition Through Price and Fists
- From Factions to Companies
- Entrepreneurs and the First Collective Investment
- 7. The Golden Age
- Regulating Tourism for Sustained Growth
- Pooling Resources for Tourism Projects
- Villas by Dajin Lake
- Hug for Warmth - Three Key Associations
- The Fisheries Association
- The Overlord of the Lake - Dajin Lake Cruise Association
- Harmonious Village - Shuiji B&
- B Association
- 8. A Stagnation of Development
- Challenges and Opportunities
- The Trap of Tourist Numbers
- Limitations of Dajin Lake Fisheries Associations
- The Game Between Dajin Lake Cruise Association and the Government.
- The Problem of Egalitarianism
- 9. Tourism and Rural Community
- Impacts of Tourism on Shuiji
- Material Well-Being
- Lifestyle
- Capability
- Topophilia
- 10. Imbalanced Development
- Spectrum of Villagers as Beneficiaries
- Elite Villagers
- Active Villagers
- Cooperative Villagers
- Passive Villagers
- Escaped Villagers
- New Villagers
- Rural Social Stratification
- 11. A Comparative Lens
- Poverty Alleviation Through Tourism Cases
- Sa Pa Town, Vietnam
- Tourism Development
- PATA Foundation and CIDA Project
- Results
- Discussions
- Kakheti, Georgia
- Cusco, Peru
- A Tale of Two Villages in Yunnan Province, China
- Jade Village
- The Red River Village
- Different Attitudes Toward Tourism
- Different Attitudes Toward Collective Management
- Difference in Agritourism Experiences
- 12. The Shuiji Model
- Combating Poverty Through Tourism
- Characteristics of Shuiji Experiences
- Intangible Resources
- Local Power
- Government Role
- Mutuality of Overlapping Governance
- Poverty Alleviation Through Tourism and Rural Revitalization
- Economic Impact
- Beyond Economic Impacts
- Subjective Well-Being
- Social Stratification
- Rural Revitalization Strategy
- Postalleviation Issues
- Theoretical Contributions
- Practical Implications
- References
- Index.
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- Description based on print version record.
- Other Format:
- Print version: Liu, Xinru Poverty and Prosperity
- ISBN:
- 1-80117-986-7
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