Items where Author is "Palmer, Nicola"

PALMER, Nicola, DAVIES, Julie and VINEY, Clare (2024). Re-imagining business school doctoral programmes: enhancing impact, aligning with industry, and developing the next generation. Global Focus, 18 (1), 79-86. [Article]

PALMER, Nicola, DAVIES, Julie, BRACCIA, Elena, CLEGG, Karen and SMITH, Mark (2021). Crisis as opportunity. Global Focus, 1 (15), 22-27. [Article]

GORBUNTSOVA, Tatiana, DOBSON, Stephen and PALMER, Nicola (2019). Diverse Geographies of Power and Spatial production: Tourism industry development in the Yamal Peninsula, Northern Siberia. Annals of Tourism Research, 76, 67-79. [Article]

GORBUNTSOVA, Tatiana, DOBSON, Stephen and PALMER, Nicola (2018). Rural entrepreneurial space and identity: A study of local tour operators and ‘the Nenets’ indigenous reindeer herders. The International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation (IJEI), 19 (4), 261-272. [Article]

PALMER, Nicola and CHUAMUANGPHAN, Nipon (2018). Governance and local participation in Ecotourism: community-level tourism stakeholders in Chiang Rai province, Thailand. Journal of Ecotourism, 17 (3), 320-337. [Article]

DORJSUREN, Amartshurvin and PALMER, Nicola (2018). Equity in tourism development: procedural (in)justice and distributive justice in Mongolia, East Asia. Asian Journal of Tourism Research, 3 (1), 58-87. [Article]

PALMER, Nicola and CHUAMUANGPHAN, Nipon (2017). Societal values and local responses to appropriate livelihoods, fairness and decision-making involvement in ecotourism: Chiang Rai, Thailand. Asian Journal of Tourism Research, 2 (1), 118-149. [Article]

ROWSON, Bill and PALMER, Nicola (2009). The impact of migrant workers on the hospitality labour market: a review. Hospitality Review, 11 (4), 44-51. [Article]

PALMER, Nicola, DAVIES, Julie and VINEY, C (2024). Re-imagining business school doctoral programmes: Enhancing impact, aligning with industry, and developing the next generation. In: WOOD, Matthew, (ed.) Business School Internationalisation in a Changing World. Routledge, 79-86. [Book Section]

PALMER, Nicola, DORJSUREN, Amara and CHUAMUANGPHAN, Nipon (2024). Local participation for a higher commitment to destination development. In: PILLMAYER, Markus, KARL, Marion and HANSEN, Marcus, (eds.) Tourism destination development: A geographic perspective on destination management and tourist demand. De Gruyter Studies in Tourism (11). De Gruyter, 173-196. [Book Section]

PALMER, Nicola (2022). Institutional influences on national tourism-related foreign direct investment (TFDI) policies and programmes: Kyrgyzstan, Central Asia. In: JÖNSSON, H. Cristina, (ed.) Tourism and Foreign Direct Investment. Routledge. [Book Section]

PALMER, Nicola and JONSSON, Cristina (2022). Local impacts and perceptions of tourism foreign direct investment (TFDI): a conceptual framework. In: JONSSON, Cristina, (ed.) Tourism and Foreign Direct Investment. Routledge. [Book Section]

PALMER, Nicola (2022). Kyrgyzstan, Tourism. In: Springer Encyclopaedia of Tourism (second edition). Springer Reference: New York. [Book Section]

PALMER, Nicola and LONG, Philip (2018). The peculiar attraction of royalty for tourism and the popular cultural construction of ‘Royal Tourism’. In: CHRISTINE, Lundberg and VASSILIOS, Ziakas, (eds.) Handbook on popular culture and tourism. Abingdon, Routledge. [Book Section]

PALMER, Nicola (2008). By Royal Association: British monarchy as a place representation tool. In: Royal Tourism: Excursions Around Monarchy. Tourism and Cultural Change. Clevedon, Channel View Publications, 159-180. [Book Section]

PALMER, Nicola (2008). International Royal Tourist expectations, experiences and reflections on royal encounters: a demand-side perspective. In: Royal Tourism: Excursions around Monrachy. Tourism and Cultural Change. Clevedon, Channel View Publishing. [Book Section]

ANDERSON, Alexandra, BROWNING, Douglas, CUNNOLD, Helen, DAY, Matthew, HO, Jemima, LEECH, Helen, MCLEAN, Fiona, MIDGLEY, Angela, PALMER, Nicola, PIPER-WRIGHT, Tracey, PRITCHARD, Eleanor, QURESHI, Saneeya, TATA, Mathew and WEBB, Megan (2022). Toolkits for developing and sustaining researcher networks. Project Report. VITAE, Cambridge. [Monograph]

PALMER, Nicola and TRESIDDER, Richard (2023). Navigating the Role of Replacement Lead Supervisor: An Autoethnographic perspective. In: 2023 SRHE International Research Conference, Aston, Birmingham., 6 Dec 2023 - 8 Dec 2023. [Conference or Workshop Item]

CHUAMUANGPHAN, N and PALMER, Nicola (2017). To what extent are local people actively involved in ecotourism development through choice? Exploring societal values and ecotourism sustainability in Chiang Rai. In: International Seminar on Tourism in Asia: Change and Diversity, Chiang Mai University, Thailand, 16th-17th February, 2017. (Unpublished) [Conference or Workshop Item]

PALMER, Nicola and CHUAMUANGPHAN, Nipon (2016). Societal values and local responses to ecotourism amongst villagers in Chiang Rai, Thailand. In: Tourism Naturally Conference 2016, Sardinia, Italy, 2nd - 5th October, 2016. (Unpublished) [Conference or Workshop Item]

MERSON, Jennifer and PALMER, Nicola (2016). Taking and sharing photographs of restaurant food via social media and the blurring of online-offline consumer leisure experiences. In: Locating Leisure: Blurring Boundaries, Liverpool John Moores University, 5th-7th July, 2016. (Unpublished) [Conference or Workshop Item]

PALMER, Nicola and MOHAMED, Abdalsalam (2011). Exploring Resource Values, Capital and Criticality in Eco-Cultural Tourism with reference to Libya's Green Mountain. In: ERPBSS Conference on Emerging Research Paradigms in Business and Social Sciences, Middlesex University, Dubai, 22nd-24th November, 2011. (Unpublished) [Conference or Workshop Item]

PALMER, Nicola (2005). Conceptual dissonance, economic transition and the struggle for local control in ecotourism development : the case of the Kyrgyz Republic. In: Workshop: The Politics of Mobilities: Ecotourism in North-South Relations, Lancaster University, 14-15 January 2005 Centre for Mobilities Research (CeMoRe), University of Lancaster, 14-15 January 2005. (Unpublished) [Conference or Workshop Item]

LONG, Philip and PALMER, Nicola (2002). At least they’re good for tourism’ : tourism representations of Britain linked to the Queen’s Golden Jubilee year. In: Tourism Research 2002, University of Wales Institute, Cardiff, 4-7 September 2002. [Conference or Workshop Item]