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While tourism scholars have struggled over decades to establish tourism as a valid academic discipline, it’s no less true that social scientists have developed a negative image of our colleagues. This in fact happens because for social imaginary leisure and tourism are naïve activities, or practices...

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Published:	Facultad de Administración de Empresas Turísticas y Hoteleras 2017-07-07
Subjects:	Tourism leisure french tradition alienation escapement.
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