Hazel Tucker

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Hazel Tucker is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, Durham University, University of Chicago, Stanford University, University of New Zealand

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#373

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#529

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Cultural Anthropology

#117

World Rank

#149

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Hazel Tucker's Degrees

Masters Anthropology Stanford University

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According to Wikipedia, Hazel Mary Tucker is an English-born New Zealand social anthropologist. She is Professor of Tourism at the University of Otago. Academic career Tucker graduated from Durham University, England with a PhD in social anthropology in 1999. She moved to New Zealand in January 2000 to lecture at the University of Otago and was promoted to full professor there, with effect from 1 February 2019.

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Hazel Tucker's Published Works

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Published Works

Adventure tourism (2004) (237)
Tourism and postcolonialism : contested discourses, identities and representations (2004) (234)
A critical analysis of tourism, gender and poverty reduction (2012) (130)
Recognizing Emotion and its Postcolonial Potentialities: Discomfort and Shame in a Tourism Encounter in Turkey (2009) (86)
Undoing Shame: Tourism and Women's Work in Turkey (2007) (86)
Empathy and tourism: Limits and possibilities (2016) (83)
Living with Tourism: Negotiating Identities in a Turkish Village (2003) (76)
Tourists and troglodytes: negotiating for sustainability. (2001) (68)
Tourism and new sense - worldmaking and the enunciative value of tourism. (2004) (61)
World heritage and the contradictions of ‘universal value’ (2014) (59)
Peasant-entrepreneurs: A Longitudinal Ethnography (2010) (48)
Managing a World Heritage Site: The Case of Cappadocia (2010) (47)
Narratives of place and self (2005) (46)
Becoming a backpacker in China: A grounded theory approach to identity construction of backpackers (2017) (45)
Post-disaster tourism: Towards a tourism of transition (2016) (39)
Performing a Young People's Package Tour of New Zealand: Negotiating Appropriate Performances of Place (2007) (38)
Neocolonialism, dependency and external control of Africa's tourism industry - a case study of wildlife safari tourism in Kenya. (2004) (37)
The host-guest relationship and its implications in rural tourism. (2003) (35)
Tourism ‘things’: The travelling performance of the backpack (2009) (34)
Tourism as Postcolonialism (2009) (33)
The Ideal Village: Interactions through Tourism in Central Anatolia (1997) (32)
Experiencing ‘moments of home’ through diaspora tourism and travel (2016) (31)
Commercial Homes in Tourism : An International Perspective (2009) (29)
On Western-centrism and “Chineseness” in tourism studies (2016) (29)
Globalisation and neocolonialist tourism. (2004) (27)
Am I a Backpacker? Factors Indicating the Social Identity of Chinese Backpackers (2018) (27)
Webs of Power: Multiple Ownership in Tourism Destinations (2007) (25)
Tourism and disability: issues beyond access. (2005) (25)
Tourism, mood and affect: Narratives of loss and hope (2018) (23)
Host-Guest Dating (2005) (20)
Commodifying heritage - post-apartheid monuments and cultural tourism in South Africa. (2004) (19)
A colonial town for neocolonial tourism. (2004) (19)
Welcome to Flintstones-land: contesting place and identity in Goreme, Central Turkey. (2002) (17)
Empty bowls: conceptualising the role of tourism in contributing to sustainable rural food security (2018) (17)
Postcolonial conflict inherent in the involvement of cultural tourism in creating new national myths in Hong Kong. (2004) (16)
Tourism and British colonial heritage in Malaysia and Singapore. (2004) (14)
Cultural tourism in postcolonial environments - negotiating histories, ethnicities and authenticities in St Vincent, Eastern Caribbean. (2004) (14)
Sustaining adventure in New Zealand outdoor education: Perspectives from renowned New Zealand outdoor adventurers on the contested cultural understanding of adventure (2007) (13)
Managed to be wild: species recovery, island restoration, and nature-based tourism in New Zealand (2007) (12)
Quality homes, quality people: the challenge of quality grading and assurance in small accommodation enterprises. (2004) (12)
Decentring scholarship through learning with/from each ‘other’ (2019) (12)
The issue of translation during thematic analysis in a tourism research context (2019) (10)
Traveling through the end times: the tourist as apocalyptic subject. (2014) (7)
Exploring ‘deep learning’ during an international tourism field school (2020) (6)
Gendering sustainability’s contradictions: between change and continuity (2020) (5)
The reflexive self-project of “lifestyle entrepreneurial migrants” (2018) (5)
Living with Tourism (2014) (5)
Young Chinese Becoming Working Holiday makers in New Zealand: A Thematic Analysis of WHMs’ Motivations (2020) (4)
Anchoring to Identity Through Exploring Another Land: The Iranian Diaspora in New Zealand (2015) (4)
Community-Based Tourism as Sustainable Development (2016) (4)
Working and Traveling in New Zealand: A Reflective Narrative in the Field (2018) (4)
Colonialism and its tourism legacies (2019) (4)
Tourism and cultural revitalisation: local perspectives (2018) (4)
Living with tourism : tourism, identity and change in a village in central Turkey (1999) (3)
Personal Changes of Young Chinese through Working Holidays in New Zealand (2019) (2)
Conclusions and research considerations (2009) (2)
Using synchronous hybrid pedagogy to nurture a community of inquiry: Insights from a tourism Master's programme (2021) (2)
The other side of paradise: tourism, conservation, and development in the Bay Islands (2002) (2)
Introduction: Emergence of the commercial home (2009) (1)
World Heritage and Cultural Tourism The Case of Cappadocia in Turkey (2006) (1)
Trajectories of embodiment in Tourist Studies (2021) (1)
Managing a World Heritage Site (2020) (1)
Quality homes, quality people: the challenge of quality grading in small acommodation enterprises (2003) (1)
An adventure tourist experience. (2007) (1)
CTS 7 Keynote Address: Contaminated Tourism. On Pissed Off-Ness, Passion, and Hope (2017) (1)
Critiquing pro-poor tourism – By Scheyvens Regina (2011) (1)
Knowing subjects in an unkown place : producing identity through tourism and heritage in Niru Village, Southwest China (2018) (1)
Chineseness and behavioural complexity: rethinking Chinese tourist gaze studies (2021) (1)
Qualitative Research Skill Training: Learning Ethnography in the Field (2018) (1)
The tourists : In search of serendipity (2005) (1)
Book Review (2005) (0)
Handicrafts-enacted: Emplacing non-human agency in ethnic tourism (2022) (0)
Affective Tourism Ethnography (2015) (0)
Gendered 'living Like The Other' In Turkey (2014) (0)
UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites (2020) (0)
UNESCO's world heritage sites : the interplay between international and local branding for the Gonbad-e Qābus brick tower, Iran (2020) (0)
2 A Political Ecology of the Yellow-Eyed Penguinin Southern New Zealand : A Conceptual and Theoretical Approach (2017) (0)
Imaging Cappadocia : The construction of a tourist place (2005) (0)
The Heritage-Scape: UNESCO, World Heritage, and Tourism. Michael A. Di Giovine (2011) (0)
Remaking a case for Philosophic Practitioner education (2022) (0)
Tourism Paradoxes (2021) (0)
Representing Futures in Tourism (2018) (0)
In search of ‘Other’ voices: on the need for non-Western (auto)ethnographic/(auto)biographical accounts of tourist culture (2020) (0)
Apocalypse without dystopia: The production of post-earthquake tourism (2013) (0)
heritage in Malaysia and Singapore (2004) (0)
Loss, hope and world heritage: Narratives of endings and beginnings along the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage trail (2017) (0)
Keith Hollinshead : Worldmaking and the enunciative value of tourism (2004) (0)
Tourism and Hospitality on the Edge: 12 International Research Conference of the Council for Australian University Tourism and Hospitality Education (CAUTHE), Perth, 6–9 February 2002 (2003) (0)
A Political Ecology of the Yellow-eyed Penguin in Southern New Zealand: A Conceptual and Theoretical Approach (2017) (0)
Beverley Ann Simmons : A contemporary travel discourse and the popular magazine text (2004) (0)
The Precariousness of Young Chinese Being Working Holiday Makers in New Zealand (2021) (0)
Conclusion : Writing tourists into destinations (2005) (0)

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