tourism and peace project with master students from cologne business school
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What is Peace?
“ Peace is a state of well-being
that is characterized by trust,
compassion, and justice”. – Trostle (1992) cited in Sandy & Perkins (2008), p. 4
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Imgur (2014)
What is Peace?
Individual: Having the opportunity to develop one’s own
potential growth without hindering the development of
others.
Communities: Developing fair regulations for living
together, and encouraging programs that will enhance
fellowship.
Nations: Encouraging its citizens to strive for a friendly
attitude toward […] their own society and toward all other
nations.
– MacLeod (1992) cited in Sandy & Perkins (2008), p. 4
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What is Peace? Respect.
• Nature/ All Species
• Communities & Groups
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Blogspot (2014) Paredes, (2010)
What is Peace? Security.
• No fear for present or
future
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• Resource Security
USMLE (2011)
Arpit03goel (2013)
What is Peace? Freedom.
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• Movement
• Speech
• Access to Information
• Rights
– Education
Media Cache (2014)
What is Peace? Justice.
“The maintenance or administration of what
is just - by law or by judicial proceedings. It
involves the relationship of individuals (and
groups) both to society and to one another” - Hunt & Colander, 2008, pp. 296-297
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Pro Bono Net (2014)
Summary of Peace
Peace is a state of balance in which individuals
not only have rights but also duties.
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What is Tourism?
“Tourism is a social, cultural and economic phenomenon which
entails the movement of people to countries or places outside
their usual environment for personal or business/professional
purposes.” – UNWTO (2007)
Edudemic (2014)
What is Tourism? Discovery.
• Self
• Surroundings
• Experience other
places and cultures
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199 Countries Tourism (2014) Farm 3 (2014)
What is Tourism? Development.
• Personal
• Employment
• Infrastructure
• Income Disparity
• Environmental
Destruction
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What is Tourism? Local/ Global.
• Big Industry
• Local/ Global
• Suppliers (Direct & Indirect)
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Arguelles (2014)
What is Tourism? Regulation.
• Guest – Host
Encounters
• Interaction
– People, Cultures,
Business Nature etc.
• Impacts
• Exchange
– Business, Culture etc.
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Obx Connection (2014)
Ofilada, Jr. (2014)
Tourism to Foster Peace – Literature
• Tourists gain
experience and
understand culture
(intercultural contact)
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Kelly (2006)
• Increased awareness
of unstable conditions
Ethical Travel Portal (2013)
The Irrawaddy (2014)
Tourism to Foster Peace – Literature
• Dark tourism – Visiting former conflict
areas
– Education about conflict foster peace
• Travel to places
representing peace
Time (2010)
Travel Blog (2007)
• Dark tourism – Visiting former conflict
areas
– Education about conflict foster peace
Seaton 1999 in Kelly (2006)
• Travel to places
representing peace
Tourism to Foster Peace – Literature
• Tourism as an economic activity
– Adoption of tourism policies by governments
(E.g. Destination Management Policies)
– Infrastructure, access to the market etc.
– Employment
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Kelly (2006)
• Tourism as a beneficiary of peace.
Tourists travel to more peaceful places
(E.g: Tourists arrival dropped by 45.3
percent in the first three months of 2011
because of the local unrest in Egypt.)
• Power to introduce social/cultural change
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Tourism to Foster Peace – Literature
Curtin 1996 cited in Kelly (2006)
Litvin 1998 cited in Kelly (2006)
Nassar (2012)
• Power to introduce social/cultural change
• Misunderstanding of cultures, strengthening of
prejudices
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Tourism to Hinder Peace – Literature
Curtin 1996 cited in Kelly (2006)
Pearce 1988 cited in Kelly (2006)
Travel Studies (2011)
• Slum tourism - as
an incentive for
conflict
Tourism to Hinder Peace – Literature
Litvin 1998 cited in Kelly (2006)
• Resource competition
with locals
• Tourist being targeted
in violent attacks
Ghetto Mirror (2012)
BBC (2014)
Peace & Tourism
Development – Resource Access
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- Tourism benefiting society
- Providing access to basic
needs (Food, water, shelter)
- Access to basic needs as a
basis for peace
- Tourists/ tourism taking away resources from
locals
Jovoto (2011)
Local/ Global Industry – Security
Peace & Tourism
- Power of the industry can enforce security
- Tourists prefer secure places
Security/ peace as a basis for tourism
- Tourists can be targets of attacks
- Tourism can finance dictatorship (e.g. Burma)
37 days (2013)
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Peace & Tourism
Promotes cultural
understanding
Respect different
cultures and values
Reciprocal learning
Mutual respect
- Disrespectful behaviour by tourists
- Cultural degradation
- Cultural clash conflict
Guest/Host Encounters – Respect
Classroom 2.0 (2008)
– Travel as a symbol of
freedom
– Tourists and enterprises
can take part in enhancing
freedom for locals
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Peace & Tourism
A Couples Odyssey (2014)
Travel – Freedom
– Unequal travel
opportunities
– Restricted local access
The Role of Business – Post-Conflict
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What businesses can do: What they can’t do:
Attract investment and invest
themselves; Provide employment,
produce profit
Satisfy basic needs
Raise attention to the countries
situation
Solve political and/or military conflicts
Attract tourists, market the destination
improve the regions image
Change the countries image as a
whole
Revitalize the economy and local
businesses
Reconstruct a regions infrastructure
Resilience of the tourism industry Improve political relationships to other
countries
Cooperating businesses can revitalise a region and support its
reconstruction, but political support and security must serve as a base.
Litvin 1998 cited in Kelly (2006)
Discussion Questions
1. Does tourism have to be sustainable to foster
peace?
2. Is there a global understanding of peace?
3. Does peace have to be regulated?
– What are the regulations based on?
– According to who’s ethics should we regulate?
– Are there global laws of peace?
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