TY  - BOOK
AU  - Fennell,David A.
TI  - Tourism ethics
T2  - Aspects of tourism
SN  - 1845410351
AV  - G155.A1 F373 2006
PY  - 2006///]
CY  - Clevedon [England], Buffalo [New York]
PB  - Channel View Publications
KW  - Tourism
KW  - Social aspects
KW  - Moral and ethical aspects
N1  - Includes bibliographical references (pages 366-397) and index; 	CONTENTS; List of Boxes; List of Tables; List of Figures; Preface; Acknowledgements; Chapter1: INTRODUCTION; INTRODUCTION; TOURISM IMPACTS; TOURISM AND ETHICS;  Tourism Research on Ethics;  Tourism=s New Moralities and Realities; WHERE TO START?; Chapter 2: HUMAN NATURE; INTRODUCTION; CULTURE;  Slates, Savages, and Ghosts; BIOLOGICAL ANTAGONISM;  Self-Interest, Altruism, and Inclusive Fitness;  Reciprocal Altruism;  Game Theory;  The Group; EMOTION AND REASON;  The Theory of Commitment; THE NEW SCIENCES of NATURE via NURTURE; THE EVOLUTION OF ETHICS; CONCLUSION; Chapter 3: THE BASIS OF ETHICAL DISCOURSE; INTRODUCTION; PHILOSOPHICAL TERMINOLOGY;  Philosophy;  Morality and Ethics;  Values;  Norms;  CLASSICAL ANTIQUITY;  Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Hellenistic Ethics; INTUITIONISM; TELEOLOGY;  Utilitarianism;  Hedonism;  Egoism;  Virtue Ethics; DEONTOLOGY;  Theology and the Golden Rule;  Kantian Ethics;  Social Contract Theory; EXISTENTIALISM;  The Meaning in Life; CONCLUSION; Chapter 4: APPLICATIONS OF ETHICS; INTRODUCTION; RELATIVISM VS. UNIVERSALISM; THE BASIS OF JUSTICE;  Rules;  Laws; JUSTICE;  Rights; RESPONSIBILITY, FREE WILL AND DETERMINISM; THE CIRCLE OF MORALITY;  Moralisation; THE NATURALISTIC FALLACY; CONCLUSION; Chapter 5: THE NATURE OF POLITICS AND ECONOMICS;  INTRODUCTION; THE EVOLUTION OF TRADE, and COOPERATION; POLITICS, POWER AND CAPITALISM; TOURISM AND DEVELOPMENT; SOCIAL STATUS AND CONSUMPTION; CONCLUSION; Chapter 6: THE BUSINESS SIDE OF ETHICS;  INTRODUCTION; CORPORATISM VS. INDIVIDUALISM;  Technology and Instrumental Reason; CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY; TRUST AND CULTURE IN ORGANISATIONS; BUSINESS ETHICS; ETHICAL RESPONSES IN TOURISM;  Marketing;  Fair Trade;  Pro-Poor Tourism; CONCLUSION; Chapter 7: ETHICS AND THE NATURAL WORLD; INTRODUCTION; THE MYTH OF STEWARDSHIP; ECOSYSTEMS AND ECOSYSTEM SERVICES; ECOLOGICAL VALUES AND JUSTICE;  Values and Rights;  The Rights of Animals;  Reverence and the >other=; ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS; CONCLUSION; Chapter 8: BROAD-BASED CONCEPTS AND ISSUES IN TOURISM; INTRODUCTION; COMMON POOL RESOURCES;  Social Traps; GOVERNANCE; ACCREDITATION; BEST PRACTICE and BENCHMARKING; THE PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE; CONCLUSION; Chapter 9: CODES OF ETHICS;  INTRODUCTION; WHAT ARE CODES OF ETHICS?; OTHER TOURISM STUDIES ON CODES OF ETHICS; OTHER STUDIES; PROS AND CONS OF CODES OF ETHICS: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS; CONTEXTUALISING AND OPERATIONALISING CODES OF ETHICS; THE GLOBAL CODE OF ETHICS FOR TOURISM; CONCLUSION; Chapter 10: MODELS AND METHODS OF MORAL REASONING; INTRODUCTION; MODELS OF MORAL DEVELOPMENT AND REASONING;  A. Kohlberg=s Model of Moral Development;  B. Gilligan and the Ethic of Care;  C. Trevino=s Person-Specific Interactionist Model;  D. Martin=s Framework for Ethical Conduct;  E. Haidt=s Social Intuitionist Model;  F. Hunt and Vitell=s General Theory of Marketing Ethics;  G. Schumann=s Moral Principles Framework;  H. Malloy, Ross and Zakus= Comprehensive Approach to Ethical Decision-Making;  I. Theerapappisit=s Model of Buddhist Ethics; WHISTLEBLOWING; METHODS OF MORAL DECISION-MAKING; CONCLUSION; Chapter 11: CASE STUDY ANALYSES; INTRODUCTION; SEX TOURISM; ECOTOURISM; ALL-INCLUSIVES; THE HOLY LAND; VOLUNTEERISM; CRUISE TOURISM; CONCLUSION; Chapter12: A MORAL TOURISM INDUSTRY?; INTRODUCTION; INTERDISCIPLINARITY; COMPLEXITY; KNOWLEDGE; SYNTHESIS; EDUCATION; CONCLUDING THOUGHTS; Appendices; Endnotes; Bibliography; Index
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