Journal article
Progressing a child-centred research agenda in tourism studies
Tourism Analysis, Vol.24(1), pp.95-100
2019
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Abstract
In this "hot issue" article, Canosa, Graham, and Wilson trace the historical conditions that have contributed to the marginalization of children and young people's voices in broader social research. Developments in the field of childhood studies are examined by them with a particular focus on how this growing area of interdisciplinary scholarship has seemingly challenged entrenched assumptions about children and young people's competence and triggered a major shift in understanding their agency, rights, well-being, and ability to contribute in a meaningful way to research about their lives. The Canosa, Graham, and Wilson review article ultimately reveals the existence of an evident gap that offers an opportunity for progressing a critical, robust and discrete child-centered research agenda that can add considerably to received knowledge within tourism studies.
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- Title
- Progressing a child-centred research agenda in tourism studies
- Creators
- Antonia Canosa - Southern Cross UniversityAnne Graham - Southern Cross UniversityErica Wilson - Southern Cross University
- Publication Details
- Tourism Analysis, Vol.24(1), pp.95-100
- Publisher
- Cognizant Communication Corporation
- Identifiers
- 991012873600002368
- Copyright
- © 2020 Cognizant Communication Corporation
- Academic Unit
- Office of Deputy Vice Chancellor, Academic; Faculty of Business, Law and Arts; Centre for Children and Young People; School of Arts and Social Sciences; School of Business and Tourism
- Language
- English
- Resource Type
- Journal article