KEVIN MEETHAN is Senior Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Plymouth where he is also Convenor of the Consumption and Representation research group. His current research into tourism policy at both regional and national levels, focuses on issues concerning globalisation, consumption and cultural change.

'...a valuable addition to the sociological and anthropological literature in tourism.' - Janne Liburd, University of Houston

• Theorising TourismCreating Tourist Spaces: from Modernity to GlobalisationTourism Development and the Political EconomyTourism Modernity and ConsumptionAuthenticity and HeritageWhose Culture?Whose Place? Tourism, People and ChangePlace, Culture and ConsumptionSelected Further ReadingBibliographyIndex.

KEVIN MEETHAN is Senior Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Plymouth where he is also Convenor of the Consumption and Representation research group. His current research into tourism policy at both regional and national levels, focuses on issues concerning globalisation, consumption and cultural change.

'...a valuable addition to the sociological and anthropological literature in tourism.' - Janne Liburd, University of Houston

• Theorising TourismCreating Tourist Spaces: from Modernity to GlobalisationTourism Development and the Political EconomyTourism Modernity and ConsumptionAuthenticity and HeritageWhose Culture?Whose Place? Tourism, People and ChangePlace, Culture and ConsumptionSelected Further ReadingBibliographyIndex.

KEVIN MEETHAN is Senior Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Plymouth where he is also Convenor of the Consumption and Representation research group. His current research into tourism policy at both regional and national levels, focuses on issues concerning globalisation, consumption and cultural change.

'...a valuable addition to the sociological and anthropological literature in tourism.' - Janne Liburd, University of Houston

• Theorising TourismCreating Tourist Spaces: from Modernity to GlobalisationTourism Development and the Political EconomyTourism Modernity and ConsumptionAuthenticity and HeritageWhose Culture?Whose Place? Tourism, People and ChangePlace, Culture and ConsumptionSelected Further ReadingBibliographyIndex.