Titlebook: Handbook of Tourism and Quality-of-Life Research II; Enhancing the Lives Muzaffer Uysal,M. Joseph Sirgy Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applic

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Prologue: Tourism and Quality of Life (QoL) Research II,nd destination residents. We turn our attention to the research on tourism, QoL, and sustainability issues. The current handbook is then compared and contrasted to other popular books related to QoL in tourism, leading to a description of the handbook chapters and its authors.

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Self-Identification with Tourism Experiences, Hedonic–Eudaimonic Consumptionengage in experiences that define their identity and self-identification these experiences, it is more likely to experience hedonic and eudaimonic well-being. Discussions and implications for destination marketers and suggestions for future research are provided.

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Human Connection: A Crucial Ingredient in Vacation Experienceait affect 1 week after return home. These findings show that human connection is a readily measurable and useful concept within the realm of social interactions on vacation. Furthermore, experience providers as well as researchers should pay attention to and reinforce tourists’ sense of connection to others during their vacations.

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el). In this manner, the transfer permits us to separate the management of cash flow and spread risk. A separate management is desirable as both risks have different characteristics and require different instruments. Furthermore, separate management reduces complexity. In the second part, we derive

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Muzaffer Uysal,M. Joseph Sirgytations and acknowledgements in academic publications. Originating from a little network of philosophers based in Oxford, Cambridge, and Vienna, analytic philosophy has become during the Twentieth century a thriving philosophical community with thousands of members worldwide. Leveraging the most adv

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age to make quantitative methods accessible.Fosters interdis.This book offers an unprecedented quantitative portrait of analytic philosophy focusing on two seemingly marginal features of philosophical texts: citations and acknowledgements in academic publications. Originating from a little network o

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Abbas Alizadeh,Sebastian Filep margins of the main text, forming the so-called para-text, offer a novel perspective on philosophy. In the first part, we explain why these peculiar margins represent privileged points of access to the epistemological inter-text and social extra-text of the analytic text. Then, we argue that the po