Review of González, R. (Ed.). Post-touristic destinations: Genealogy of the territorial construction of nine (post) touristic destinations in Argentina. San Luis: Nueva Editorial Universitaria, 2023.
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Argentina, territorial disputes, mobilities, post-tourismAbstract
The book compiles research conducted within the framework of a postgraduate seminar at the Faculty of Tourism and Urbanism of the National University of San Luis. It aims to explore case studies that shed light on the main characteristics of post-tourism development in Argentina. This exploration is based on a methodological strategy grounded in genealogy, involving an examination and assessment of the process that gave rise to this phenomenon in each destination.
The work is organized into chapters dedicated to different cases, accompanied by an introduction and common conclusions. These conclusions summarize the main dialogues and contributions from the cases, while also outlining a research agenda for further understanding the processes of these (post) tourist territories.
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González, R. (2023). Los destinos post turísticos en épocas de arenas movedizas. En R. González (Ed.), Destinos post turísticos: genealogía de la construcción territorial de nueve destinos (post) turísticos argentinos (pp. 9-16). Nueva Editorial Universitaria.
Haesbaert, R. (2011). El mito de la desterritorialización. Del fin de los territorios a la multiterriorialidad. Siglo XXI.
Sheller, M. y Urry, J. (2004). Tourism mobilities: Places to play, places in play. Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203340332
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