PhD research projects of The Cultural Geography Group in previous years
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Beaver reintroduction, mental models and emotion
- Mental models can be used to map man's intuitive responses to wildlife, in this case, to examine the cognitive and emotional aspects of the attempt to... -
Trails, Mountains, and Green Selves: Ecotourism and Place Identity in Lebanon
- By: Femke Groeneveld - Ecotourism is a fast-growing tourism sector in Lebanon. In the last decade a considerable number of organizations and projects... -
Gorillascapes: re-negotiating conservation, tourism and rural development at Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, South Western Uganda
- By Christine Ampumuza MSc. Historically, the Bwindi forest has been an arena of controversies. Although these controversies initially took the shape... -
Towards agility? Examining business innovation in intermediary industries
- By Harald Buijtendijk MSc ICT advances challenge the historically dominant position of traditional intermediaries in the music, news, energy, finance,... -
Hunting landscapes: a situated multispecies approach to the past, present and future of hunting in the Netherlands
- By Eugenie van Heijgen - In Dutch society, hunting has become a disputed activity. Recurrent debates focus on the morality of killing animals,... -
Beyond the Planning Void - The renaissance of spatial planning in Argentina in the 21st Century
- By Rodrigo Alves Rolo - The publication of the strategic spatial plan ‘Argentina 2016’, at the beginning of the 21st century, represented... -
Coastal tourism destination development dynamics: a study on projects in practice
- How are projects addressing change in coastal tourism carried out in everyday life? Studying different projects as practices could reveal useful... -
Productive Conflicts in Conservation Tourism
- By Arjaan Pellis. This study explores the performativity of conflicts in the context of conservation tourism, a policy intervention that aims at... -
Tracing Conservation Finances as Global Flows
- By Nowella Anyango van Zwieten, MSc The greatest contemporary challenge in nature conservation is to sustain and increase finances. Consequently,... -
Tourism partnerships, conservation and livelihoods in Amboseli: A Landscape governance perspective
- By Tabitha Mugo Conservation in Kenya has evolved from a focus on protected areas to an approach that also includes community-based and market-based...