Titlebook: Industrial Development and Eco-Tourisms; Can Oil Extraction a Mark C.J. Stoddart,Alice Mattoni,John McLevey Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if app

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navigate resource extraction and nature-based tourism.ExploThis book examines the “oil-tourism interface”, the broad range of direct and indirect contact points between offshore oil extraction and nature-based tourism. Offshore oil extraction and nature-based tourism are pursued as development path

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The North Atlantic as Object of Inquiry,l and tourism development in the five case study regions is examined. This is elaborated with a discussion of how the case study regions are responding to the challenges of climate change, as this a key part of the meta-context of the oil-tourism interface in the North Atlantic.

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Environmental Governance and the Oil-Tourism Interface,d national-international oil sector players and is oriented around regional and national political arenas. By contrast, tourism governance involves a more diffuse and localized network of government and tourism sector players and is oriented around local or regional political arenas.

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Environmental Movement Conflict and Collaboration in the Oil-Tourism Interface, the energy and tourism sectors. This chapter also reveals instances of conflict around renewable energy, hence highlighting the importance of a broader focus on energy systems beyond oil in thinking about how environmental movements intervene in coastal development and energy futures.

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Epilogue on Methodology,l for creating complex research accounts of social-ecological systems. This approach is well suited to analyses of cultural and socio-semantic networks, environmental governance, and social movement strategic interaction, across different social-political scales.

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