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ISSN 1715-2593
Research Articles
Vol. 14, Issue 2, 2019November 01, 2019 CST

Small Islands as Ecotourism Destinations: A Central Mediterranean Perspective

Karl Agius, Nadia Theuma, Alan Deidun, Liberato Camilleri,
Central Mediterraneanecotourismhabitat fragmentationislandsprotected areastourism
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Articles in Vol. 14, Issue 2, 2019

Vol. 14, Issue 2, 2019
  • Determinants of Tourism Flows in Small Island Developing States (SIDS)
    Pavla VítováJaromír HarmáčekZdeněk Opršal
  • Inequality of Opportunity in an Outermost Region: The Case of the Canary Islands
    Moises BetancortSara Darias-CurvoLeopoldo CabreraGustavo A. MarreroCarmen Nieves PérezJuan Gabriel RodríguezDaniel Sánchez
  • Motivations for Indigenous Island Entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurs and Behavioral Economics in Greenland
    Christian William WenneckeRikke Becker JacobsenCarina Ren
  • Tourism, Smallness and Insularity: A Suitable Combination for Quality of Life in Small Island Developing States (SIDS)?
    Miguel Puig-CabreraConcepción Foronda-Robles
  • The ‘Seychelloisation’ of the Seychelles Labour Market: Policy and Constraints of Island Labour Market Reform
    Paul ThompsonHenry WissinkZintle Siwisa
  • A Sea Uprooted: Islandness and Political Identity on Chiloé Island, Chile
    Beatriz BustosÁlvaro Román
  • Small Islands as Ecotourism Destinations: A Central Mediterranean Perspective
    Karl AgiusNadia TheumaAlan DeidunLiberato Camilleri
  • Sustainable Development Indicator Systems for Island Cities: The Case of Zhoushan Maritime Garden City
    Qianhu ChenHanning Dong
  • Sanctuary Islands in a Hostile Matrix: The Perception, Representation, and Protection of the Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary, Gulf of Mexico
    Philip Hayward
  • Older Residents’ Experiences of Islandness, Identity and Precarity: Ageing on Waiheke Island
    Laura BatesTara ColemanJanine WilesRobin Kearns
  • Sailing Towards Digitalization When It Doesn’t Make Cents? Analysing the Faroe Islands’ New Digital Governance Trajectory
    Keegan McBride
  • What Could Make Islanders Use a New Public Transport System? Identifying the Determinants of the Intention to Use a New Reserved Public Transport Lane in the Urban Area of Fort-de-France, Martinique
    Valérie FointiatMarie Feliot-Rippeault
  • Nascent Island Tourism Policy Development in Greenland: A Network Perspective
    Evangelia PetridouPär M. OlaussonDimitri Ioannides
  • Blue Therapeutic Spaces on Islands: Coastal Landscapes and Their Impact on the Health and Wellbeing of People in Malta
    Bernadine Satariano
  • Island Studies Journal, 14(2), Book Reviews
    Island Studies Journal
Island Studies Journal
Agius, K., Theuma, N., Deidun, A., & Camilleri, L. (2019). Small Islands as Ecotourism Destinations: A Central Mediterranean Perspective. Island Studies Journal, 14(2), 115–136. https://doi.org/10.24043/isj.97
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