Tourism ethnographies : ethics, methods, application and reflexivity / Hazel Andrews, Takamitsu Jimura and Laura Dixon, editors.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Doing tourism ethnography -- "This research project is not ready": ethics and institutional hurdles in a neoliberal era -- Ethics of the ethnographic self in nightlife tourism areas -- Autoethnography and power in a tourism researcher position: a self-reflexive exploration of unawareness, memories and paternalism among Namibian Bushmen -- 'Crafting and entrance': Gender's role in gaining and maintaining access in tourism ethnography and knowledge creation -- The permanent and the ephemeral in tourism fieldwork -- Being in the field in Bali: a reflection on fieldwork challenges in community-based tourism research -- Pilgrimage tourism and cultural route team ethnographies in the Iberian Peninsula: a collaborative study -- Everyone has a traveller's tale to tell: how oral history can contribute to tourism ethnography -- Growing me growing you: Collaborative student fieldwork in tourism research -- The postmodern turn in tourism ethnography: writing against culture -- Afterword: less than easy tourism research in a world of fun.