Tourism, Volunteerism, and Development

TopicLeading institutions, researchers & key papers

This cluster of papers explores the complex intersection of volunteer tourism, global development, and social justice. It delves into the motivations, impacts, and ethical challenges associated with volunteer tourism, emphasizing the importance of fostering cross-cultural understanding, promoting sustainable practices, and critically examining the neoliberal dynamics at play. The papers also highlight the potential for volunteer tourism to contribute to global citizenship and community engagement while addressing issues of systemic inequality and post-colonial power dynamics.

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How has Tourism, Volunteerism, and Development's publication output changed over time?

ScholarIQpublication output · 2019–2022

Output grew0% over the shown period — from 2 works in 2019 to 2 in 2022.

201920212022

What are the most-cited papers on Tourism, Volunteerism, and Development?

ScholarIQmost cited works

Exploring the co‐benefits of environmental volunteering for human and planetary health promotion

Rebecca Patrick, Claire Henderson‐Wilson, Matthew Ebden

Health Promotion Journal of Australia. 202159 CitationsOPEN ACCESS

Development of children’s and youth tourism in the modern social space of Kazakhstan

Aigul Sergeyeva, Akzhunus Abdullina, Assem Y. Albekova, Gulnur Shumakova

Journal of Geology Geography and Geoecology. 20226 CitationsOPEN ACCESS

Reflections from the South Pacific – Navigating Intersectionality and Customary Contexts to Progress Gender Equality and Gender Equity

Lila Singh‐Peterson, Michelle Carnegie, R. Michael Bourke, Veronica Bue, Joanne Lee Kunatuba, Ana Laqeretabua, Temaleti Tano Moala, Barbara Pamphilon, Marilyn T. J. Vilisoni

20195 Citations

Creating sustainable networks to enhance women’s participation in higher education in Papua New Guinea

Rachel Aisoli-Orake, Veronica Bue, Mary Aisi, Imelda Ambelye, Mirzi Betasolo, Tindi Seje Nuru, Dora Jimela Kialo, Shamsul Akanda, Sogoing Denano, Lydia Yalambing, Susan Gasson, Elizabeth Spencer, Christine Bruce, Nick Roberts

S104568202. 20225 Citations

Research and Learning from the ‘Inside Out’: Processes, Practices and Pedagogy of a Women’s Agricultural Economic Empowerment Project in Papua New Guinea

Barbara Pamphilon, Veronica Bue, Fredah Wantum

20192 Citations