My research focuses on the potential of social media for sustainability discourse. I am especially interested in the ways tourists reflect on and negotiate the ethics of sustainability in relation to their holidays. Do they experience any moral conflicts? If so, how do they make sense of the dissonance they might experience? I explore these questions in my PhD project “Cruising with a Conscience: Navigating moral identity and the ethics of sustainability in the cruise community.” At this conference, Dr. Clare Weeden and I are speaking about how tourists on Tripadvisor reconcile their hedonic goals and moral norms in animal based tourism experiences.
Sessions in which Judith Römhild-Raviart participates
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Clare Weeden, University of Brighton (Presenter)
Judith Römhild-Raviart, University of Brighton (UK) (Presenter)
Sessions in which Judith Römhild-Raviart attends
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Harvey Lemelin, Lakehead University (Presenter)
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Carol Kline (Moderator)
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Erica Essen, Stockholm University (Presenter)
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Mikko Äijälä, University of Lapland (Presenter)
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Carol Kline (Presenter)
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Bobbie Bigby, University of Notre Dame Australia, Nulungu Research Institute (Presenter)
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Bryan Grimwood, University of Waterloo (Moderator)
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Michela Stinson, University of Waterloo (Presenter)
Bryan Grimwood, University of Waterloo (Presenter)
Kellee Caton, Thompson Rivers University (Presenter)
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Kimberly Miller (Presenter)
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Carol Kline (Moderator)
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David Fennell, Brock University (Presenter)
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Edgar Antipatrov, SDU (Presenter)
Janne Liburd, University of Southern Denmark (Presenter)
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Heather Mair, University of Waterloo (Moderator)
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