«Dear colleagues,
Please find below and
attached a call for papers at one of several sessions organized
by the Research Committee on International Tourism of the International
Sociological Association (ISA) at the ISA World Congress next year.
Science and Power Relations in Tourism Studies
Session Organizers
Rami ISAAC, Breda University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands,
isaac.r@nhtv.nl
Erdinc CAKMAK, Breda University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands,
cakmak.e@nhtv.nl
Session in English
Science has been depicted most often as an isolated phenomenon (Popper,
1963; Lakatos & Musgrave, 1970) that is driven forwards by internal
mechanisms. Scientific progress has been imagined as a self-corrective
development steered by an internal criterion like
testability or falsifiability. In the last two decades this image has
become more relative through the acceptance of external developments
co-determinant for scientific development (Kuhn, 1965; Cohn, 2012). Yet,
science is an embedded phenomenon that is always
heavily influenced by the surrounding environment. This makes us
sensitive to the political, economical, socio-cultural and technological
influences on scientific developments. This, certainly, goes for the
tourism field of social scientific research (Tribe,
2003).
Deadline for abstract submissions: 30 September 2013, 24:00 GMT
A link for abstract submissions is now available on the ISA website:
Best regards,
Rami Isaac
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Dr Rami K. Isaac
Senior Lecturer in Tourism
Academy for Tourism
NHTV Breda University of Applied Sciences
P.O.Box 3917 - 4800 DX Breda - The Netherlands
Mgr Hopmansstraat 1
4817 JT Breda
The Netherlands
Telephone: +31765332203
Telefax: +31765332205»
(reprodução de mensagem que me caiu entretanto na caixa de correio electrónico, reencaminhada por Paula Cristina Remoaldo)
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