Edited by Anna Farmaki, Assistant Professor, Department of Tourism Management and Hospitality, Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus

‘This book brings together a fascinating range of perspectives on the role that tourism can play in promoting peace. By covering issues including the role of the media, social movements, dark tourism sites and education the expertly edited book provides a stepping-stone for renewed scholarly enquiry into this important area of research.’

• Contents:Preface xiii1 Critical debates surrounding the peace andtourism nexus 1Anna Farmaki2 Times of warfare and peace: tourism asa peace-builder? 17Maximiliano Korstanje3 Media, animosity and peace through tourism 35Anna Farmaki4 Peace, social justice and the preservation ofcultural heritage in tourism 49Craig Webster5 Dark tourism acceptance and peacebuilding introubled destinations 69Vasilis Papavasiliou, Elena Malkawi and MariaHadjielia Drotarova6 The ecclesial cultural parks in Italy as places ofinner peace: an investigation of the perceptions ofstakeholders 89Filippo Grasso and Marco Platania7 The peace and conflict duet: a complex systemsperspective 105Jalayer Khalilzadeh8 Reflections on researching tourism and peace 121Jack Shepherd and Mónica Guasca9 The metaphorical perceptions of tourism studentson the relationship between tourism and peace 139Dilara Bahtiyar Sari and Metin Sürme10 Women and peace: a gender approach to peacethrough tourism 157Fiona Bakas and Anna Farmaki11 Peace prospects through border and cross-bordertourism 175Rohit Chauhan12 Corporate social responsibility: a contributor topeace in conflict-ridden destinations? 193Anna Farmaki and Dimitriοs StergiouIndex

Edited by Anna Farmaki, Assistant Professor, Department of Tourism Management and Hospitality, Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus

‘This book brings together a fascinating range of perspectives on the role that tourism can play in promoting peace. By covering issues including the role of the media, social movements, dark tourism sites and education the expertly edited book provides a stepping-stone for renewed scholarly enquiry into this important area of research.’

• Contents:Preface xiii1 Critical debates surrounding the peace andtourism nexus 1Anna Farmaki2 Times of warfare and peace: tourism asa peace-builder? 17Maximiliano Korstanje3 Media, animosity and peace through tourism 35Anna Farmaki4 Peace, social justice and the preservation ofcultural heritage in tourism 49Craig Webster5 Dark tourism acceptance and peacebuilding introubled destinations 69Vasilis Papavasiliou, Elena Malkawi and MariaHadjielia Drotarova6 The ecclesial cultural parks in Italy as places ofinner peace: an investigation of the perceptions ofstakeholders 89Filippo Grasso and Marco Platania7 The peace and conflict duet: a complex systemsperspective 105Jalayer Khalilzadeh8 Reflections on researching tourism and peace 121Jack Shepherd and Mónica Guasca9 The metaphorical perceptions of tourism studentson the relationship between tourism and peace 139Dilara Bahtiyar Sari and Metin Sürme10 Women and peace: a gender approach to peacethrough tourism 157Fiona Bakas and Anna Farmaki11 Peace prospects through border and cross-bordertourism 175Rohit Chauhan12 Corporate social responsibility: a contributor topeace in conflict-ridden destinations? 193Anna Farmaki and Dimitriοs StergiouIndex

Edited by Anna Farmaki, Assistant Professor, Department of Tourism Management and Hospitality, Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus

‘This book brings together a fascinating range of perspectives on the role that tourism can play in promoting peace. By covering issues including the role of the media, social movements, dark tourism sites and education the expertly edited book provides a stepping-stone for renewed scholarly enquiry into this important area of research.’

• Contents:Preface xiii1 Critical debates surrounding the peace andtourism nexus 1Anna Farmaki2 Times of warfare and peace: tourism asa peace-builder? 17Maximiliano Korstanje3 Media, animosity and peace through tourism 35Anna Farmaki4 Peace, social justice and the preservation ofcultural heritage in tourism 49Craig Webster5 Dark tourism acceptance and peacebuilding introubled destinations 69Vasilis Papavasiliou, Elena Malkawi and MariaHadjielia Drotarova6 The ecclesial cultural parks in Italy as places ofinner peace: an investigation of the perceptions ofstakeholders 89Filippo Grasso and Marco Platania7 The peace and conflict duet: a complex systemsperspective 105Jalayer Khalilzadeh8 Reflections on researching tourism and peace 121Jack Shepherd and Mónica Guasca9 The metaphorical perceptions of tourism studentson the relationship between tourism and peace 139Dilara Bahtiyar Sari and Metin Sürme10 Women and peace: a gender approach to peacethrough tourism 157Fiona Bakas and Anna Farmaki11 Peace prospects through border and cross-bordertourism 175Rohit Chauhan12 Corporate social responsibility: a contributor topeace in conflict-ridden destinations? 193Anna Farmaki and Dimitriοs StergiouIndex