Tourism and Economic Globalization: An Emerging Research Agenda

Song, Haiyan; Li, Gang; Cao, Zheng

doi:10.1177/0047287517734943

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“…Balli et al (2019) also examined the relationship between tourism and CO 2 emissions, and their findings provide that tourism raises the level of CO 2 emissions. Through the qualitative study of Song et al (2018), research has established that there is a connection between tourism and economic globalization. Another study by Javid and Katircioglu (2017) found that social economic and political globalization played a major role in the influence of tourism development.…”

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Does globalization in Turkey induce increased energy consumption: insights into its environmental pros and cons

Etokakpan

Adedoyin

Yorucu

et al. 2020

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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Globalization is the paradigm shift to a more integrated world economy broadly shaping economies and societies around the globe. The wave of globalization is much more eminent on its impact on increased energy demand, knowledge and technology transfer, trade, and financial capital flows. The present study focuses on Turkey, a fast-emerging economy that is no exception to the wave of globalization. This current study explores the dynamics between ecological footprints, energy consumption, and real income level for the case of Turkey in a carbon-income function while accounting for other covariate like globalization to avoid omitted variable bias. The study data spans from 1970 to 2017 on an annual frequency basis. The stationarity properties of the outlined variables were investigated. Subsequently, the equilibrium relationship between the variables is confirmed by the battery of recent robust estimation techniques. While to detect the causality of direction among the variables, the Modified Wald test causality test is utilized. This study reveals that an increase in energy consumption in Turkey reduces environmental pollution by a magnitude of 0.37% in the short run and 0.43% long run, while an increase in economic expansion dampens the quality of the environment 0.42% and 0.72% on both short and long-run basis. This is indicative given that Turkey is more energy conscious and energy efficient, while a positive statistically significant relationship is observed between real income level and ecological footprint and globalization index. The causality analysis also supports the growth-induced energy consumption hypothesis. The study further offers policy direction for the energy sector in Turkey in the face of global interconnectedness.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Does globalization in Turkey induce increased energy consumption: insights into its environmental pros and cons

Etokakpan

Adedoyin

Yorucu

et al. 2020

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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“…Since the late 1980s, sustainable development has been at the heart of the development of societies (Liu, 2003). This concern over time coincided with the exponential growth of worldwide tourist flows, which by the end of the 1990s already represented about 674 million international tourist arrivals in the world according to Song, Li & Cao (2018) citing data from the World Tourism Organization.…”

Section: Sustainable Development and Sportsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Local Communities and Sport Activities Expenditures and Image: Residents’ Role in Sustainable Tourism and Recreation

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Custódio

Oliveira

2019

European Journal of Tourism, Hospitality and Recreation

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The practice of sports by resident communities is a tool for healthy lifestyles, inclusive growth and the promotion of sustainable cities. Nevertheless, the relationship between sport, tourism and recreation still remain an under researched theme. Focusing on the economic pillar of sustainability, this study intends to quantify and analyse the economic costs incurred by families in formal and informal sport practices, as well as the contribution of these activities and related events to the territory's image projection and attractiveness, by overlapping resident's and visitor's perception of sports in the destination. Applied to the municipality of Guimarães (Portugal), this analysis of the sports consumer's behaviour contributes to filling the gap of knowledge resulting from the studies that, as a rule, exclusively evaluate the investments (supply) and/or the expenses (demand) of events and not the regular practice of sport. A total of 179 questionnaires were applied to residents throughout 2017, through the self-administrate questionnaire method. Findings reveal that residents see sports as one of the factors contributing to the identity of the municipality, underlying motivations for participation as the search for happiness, health, wellbeing, and fun. Expenditures generate multiplier effects in the local economy, allowing to compare growth scenarios. This analysis is a scientific instrument to support territorial innovation and the decision at the local level of public policies for sustainable development, in agreement with objective eight of sustainability defined by the United Nations.

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“…Parafrazirajući Stiglitza (2002), promatrano s ekonomskog aspekta razvoja, turizam je i proces i posljedica ekonomske globalizacije. Song et al (2017) ističu da je globalizacija izravna posljedica pojačane konkurencije na tržištu.…”

Section: Strukturne Promjene Na Europskom Turističkom Tržištuunclassified

Tko usmjerava svjetske turističke tokove

Čavlek¹

2019

Rad Hrvatske akademije znanosti i umjetnosti

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Tourism and Economic Globalization: An Emerging Research Agenda

Cited by 85 publications

References 78 publications

Does globalization in Turkey induce increased energy consumption: insights into its environmental pros and cons

Does globalization in Turkey induce increased energy consumption: insights into its environmental pros and cons

Local Communities and Sport Activities Expenditures and Image: Residents’ Role in Sustainable Tourism and Recreation

Tko usmjerava svjetske turističke tokove

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