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Routledge - Mobilizing Hospitality: The Ethics of Social Relations

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Description

Explore the complex relationship between movement and human connection in Mobilizing Hospitality: The Ethics of Social Relations in a Mobile World. Published by Routledge, this academic volume addresses the growing debate surrounding the concept of mobility in our modern era. By pulling from diverse research in anthropology, geography, sociology, and tourism studies, this book investigates how hospitality functions when we encounter strangers in a mobile society. It provides a deep look into the transnational movement of people, specifically within the contexts of migration and tourism. Readers will gain insight into how hospitality acts as a mechanism for both promoting and policing social encounters. The text examines the ethical implications of these relations and how they can lead to exclusion. This volume is an essential resource for students and scholars looking to understand the intersection of social relations and global movement.

Key Features

Interdisciplinary research approach drawing from anthropology, geography, sociology, and tourism studies to provide a wide academic perspective.

Focuses on the intersection of mobility and hospitality to explain how human encounters change in a mobile world.

Examines transnational movement through specific empirical accounts of migration and tourism contexts.

Analyzes how hospitality serves as a tool for both promoting and policing social encounters between people.

Investigates the ethical issues and social relations that emerge when encountering strangers during movement.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
28 October 2007
Listed Since
25 May 2007

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