TERRORISM AND TOURISM: TWO SIDES OF THE SAME COIN
Rubrics: SCIENTIFIC ESSAY
Authors:
1.
University of Palermo
Buenos-Ayres, Argentina
Buenos-Ayres, Argentina
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 165
to 168
Status:
Published
Received:
23.01.2018
Accepted:
23.01.2018
Published:
23.01.2018
Subject area:
GRNTI 71.37 Туристско-экскурсионное обслуживание
Language:
Russian, English
Keywords:
capitalism, anarchism, tourism, mobilities, consumption
Abstract (English):
The present short essay brings the problem of terrorism into the foreground. Basically, terrorism not only was catalogued as the major threat for Western civilization but also for tourism and hospitality industries. We hold the thesis that far from being affected by, tourism and terrorism share the same origin, the same point of convergence, which dates back towards nineteen century and the unification and formation of the first worker unions. Though polemic, our argumentation is based on the historical facts and evidence left by the action of first anarchists in the US. The same benefits prompted by anarchosyndicalists who by an extreme violence shocked the government, were the background for the rise and expansion of modern tourism worldwid
The present short essay brings the problem of terrorism into the foreground. Basically, terrorism not only was catalogued as the major threat for Western civilization but also for tourism and hospitality industries. We hold the thesis that far from being affected by, tourism and terrorism share the same origin, the same point of convergence, which dates back towards nineteen century and the unification and formation of the first worker unions. Though polemic, our argumentation is based on the historical facts and evidence left by the action of first anarchists in the US. The same benefits prompted by anarchosyndicalists who by an extreme violence shocked the government, were the background for the rise and expansion of modern tourism worldwid
Keywords:
capitalism, anarchism, tourism, mobilities, consumption
capitalism, anarchism, tourism, mobilities, consumption
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