This panel will be a discussion on multilingual scholarship. In an academic world where metrics rules and english language journal are setting the norms, why building multilingual scholarship? What it involves for the scholars who make those choices? Those are the line of inquiry that we will explore in this panel. 

Tourism governance facilitates dialogue among interest groups, particularly in matters concerning destination planning and management, through transparency in the formulation of public policies. Its benefits are demonstrated in the form of improved autonomous political debate by civil society, contributing to emancipatory movements as opposed to just protest or defence-type ones. However, we also found that tourism governance has been used to promote urban growth or to boost the economy, w...

International tourism and global capitalism is currently in the throes of a series of profound and recurrent crises.  While much of the recent attention has been on the recovery of tourism from the shock triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic, and more recently, the intensifying climate crisis, the current conjuncture is marked by a “polycrisis” (Tooze, 2022). It is one moreover, that is compounded by an intensification of political divisions and a legitimation crisis of democracy. This t...