7 Animals as tourism stakeholders: Huskies, reindeer, and horses working in Lapland

García-Rosell, José-Carlos; Tallberg, Linda

doi:10.1515/9783110664058-007

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“…Laajasti ajatellen vastuullisen talouden tutkimus painottaa osallisuuden ilmenemistä ja mahdollisuuksia liiketalouden piirissä. Keskeisiä teemoja ovat olleet muun muassa jo aiemmin mainittu sosiaalisen arvon merkitys ja luominen matkailun kontekstissa (Haanpää, 2017;Haanpää, 2022;Haanpää ym., 2018), yritysten yhteiskuntavastuun empiirinen ja teoreettinen tarkastelu (García-Rosell ym., 2023;García-Rosell & Haapakoski, 2023;Vieru & Peltoniemi, 2020), erilaiset toimijuudet matkailuliiketoiminnan piirissä (García-Rosell, 2022;García-Rosell & Hancock, 2022;García-Rosell & Tallberg, 2021;Lüthje, 2023;Tallberg ym., 2022) sekä talouden uudet muodot, erityisesti jakamistalous Jutila ym., tulossa;Päläs ym., 2021). Talouden toimijakentän moninaisempi ymmärrys esimerkiksi häiritsevänä pidetyn jakamistalousilmiön myötä (esim.…”

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Kriittinen yhteiskuntatieteellinen matkailututkimus Suomessa

Rantala,

García-Rosell,

Haanpää

et al. 2024

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Tässä katsausartikkelissa Lapin yliopiston matkailututkijat tarkastelevat teemoja, joiden voidaan katsoa sijoittuvan suomalaisen kriittisen yhteiskuntatieteellisen matkailututkimuksen keskiöön. Uuden työn, matkailun vastuullisen talouden, hitauden ja läheisyyden, monilajisuuden, osallisuuden ja kulttuurisensitiivisyyden teemojen kautta on viime vuosina rakennettu aktiivisesti tutkimusta, jota voisi kuvailla Matkailututkimuksen pohjoista koulukuntaa (Nordic School of Tourism Research) edustavaksi tutkimukseksi – tutkimukseksi, joka pyrkii muun muassa purkamaan vastakkainasetteluita (kuten me ja toiset, luonto ja kulttuuri) ja ottaa aktiivisesti kantaa siihen, millaisia matkailun maailmoja tutkijat ovat tutkimuksen kautta luomassa. Kriittinen yhteiskuntatieteellinen tutkimusote näkyy käsillä olevan katsauksen teemoissa myös siinä, että useampi teemoista tuo esiin myös muiden kuin ihmistoimijoiden roolin yhteiskuntatieteellisiä kysymyksiä käsiteltäessä.

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Kriittinen yhteiskuntatieteellinen matkailututkimus Suomessa

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García-Rosell,

Haanpää

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“…Several realms in social discourse, including entertainment media, have been discussed as potential targets in the shift to seeing animals as stakeholders [57]. Arguments have also been made regarding animals in other industries, like tourism [58]. Considering the case of the Bayano region discussed above, the inclusion of individual animals seems warranted.…”

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Creating a Stakeholder Table, Identifying Hidden Stakeholders, and Exploring Relational Interventions for the Bayano Region of Panama

Haage

2023

CiS

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The Bayano region, in Panama, has been linked to many different stakeholders who were or are influenced by the Bayano dam, which was completed in 1976 and flooded a large area. Stakeholder tables are a good way of exploring the views of stakeholders and their relationships. They can also help in identifying hidden stakeholders. Hidden stakeholders refer to stakeholders who use or are impacted by regions or events, but are generally ignored. A primary goal of this research is to allow a better understanding of the region. In this study, several sources, including discussions with community members and workshop results, were used to develop a stakeholder table for the Bayano region. Stakeholders include displaced Guna and Embera Indigenous communities. In order to identify hidden stakeholders, I applied the table to relevant court cases and agreements, with hidden stakeholders being those who were not addressed in these documents. Hidden stakeholders include Indigenous individuals who raise cattle or are involved in tree felling, along with tourism industries. Using some follow-up workshops to gauge views on potential interventions, along with a relational values approach, which focuses on relationships with components such as nature, I highlight sustainable projects and methods that can target multiple hidden stakeholders at the same time. As such, another goal was to illustrate potential, sustainable projects that would include many hidden stakeholders. In the end, this research helps understand the stakeholders in the Bayano region and the results can also help other researchers involved in the region and beyond.

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“…These young professionals thus expanded their awareness of the issues, however their awareness of the wider system -of which they and the mules are a part -was still developing. Mountain tourism is a multi-stakeholder (García-Rosell & Tallberg, 2021;Tallberg et al, 2022), multi-sited and highly complex system. The various ways that trekkers, trek agencies (both international and local), guides, and muleteers contribute to and help enact (Cousquer, 2018) poor welfare is profoundly entangled (Danby et al, 2019).…”

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Action Research With and For Pack Mules

Cousquer

Haounti

2022

JASC

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The welfare of equines working as pack animals on treks and expeditions within the international mountain tourism industry is often severely compromised. Awareness of these issues and of what prevents owners, trekking teams and the wider industry knowing and attending to the equine and to equine welfare has been advanced through a sustained research and development initiative and Action Research project focusing on the international mountain tourism industry in the Moroccan High Atlas. An approach based on Theory U and on the development of co-seeing, co-sensing, and co-creating journeys has allowed deeper levels of awareness to be accessed and developed. Shifting the quality of attention, of meeting, and of dialogue has allowed eco-system awareness to develop, where previously silo-thinking and ego-system awareness had prevailed. This has allowed muleteering practice to evolve away from practices based on control and domination towards practices informed by the dialogical encounter. This paper will explore the role of Action Research in developing the awareness of the tourism industry and the communities of practice it supports. Absencing as a barrier to awareness and the approaches available to overcome it will be explored. A key distinction will be made between the outcomes emerging from the co-creative projects arising from genuine meeting and dialogue, and the outcomes arising from the failure to meet and dialogue genuinely, a failure rooted in the exploitation embedded in hierarchical relationships.

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7 Animals as tourism stakeholders: Huskies, reindeer, and horses working in Lapland

Abstract: This is a self-archived version of an original article. This version usually differs somewhat from the publisher's final version, if the self-archived version is the accepted author manuscript.

Cited by 13 publications

References 22 publications

Kriittinen yhteiskuntatieteellinen matkailututkimus Suomessa

Kriittinen yhteiskuntatieteellinen matkailututkimus Suomessa

Creating a Stakeholder Table, Identifying Hidden Stakeholders, and Exploring Relational Interventions for the Bayano Region of Panama

Action Research With and For Pack Mules

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