The use of Tourism knowledge: Research Propositions
作者： Honggen Xiao , Stephen L.J. Smith
DOI: 10.1016/J.ANNALS.2006.09.001
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摘要: Abstract The use of knowledge has long been interest to academics and practitioners, but research on it underdeveloped in tourism. This article offers a conceptual look at issues perspectives related how field practitioners apply make decisions solve problems. study draws from the utilization literature, aims locating this framework. Three sets propositions are developed address issues, factors, or dimensions. While field-specific focus is deliberate its limitations, could potentially contribute both tourism literature.
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