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HATTORI Toru

  • 講師
  • 学位:修士(文学)

基本情報

所属

  • Undergraduate School of Tourism / Department of Tourism
  • Institute of Civilization Research

詳細情報

研究分野

  • Humanities & social sciences Tourism studies
  • Humanities & social sciences Cultural anthropology and folklore

論文

Environmental Perception and Tourism Behavior from the Perspective of Embodied Knowledge: Cross-cultural Understanding in the Longhouse Tourism

International Symposium Report The 5th Dialogue between Civilizations: Modernization and cultural diversity in France

Conceptual and ideological study on society's environmental awareness regarding water resources

A study of environment-related QOL from the perspectives of “placeness” and “bricolage”

Agency as Resilience in Traditional Festival ― The Case of the Niwaka Festival in Noto

Local Identity as the Concept of Agency

"Re-territorialization" in Transformation of Longhouse-Tourism in Borneo

Relocation and Decroissance in Tourism Development

Tourism as Social Behavior

Post-311 Tohoku Region under Reconstruction and the Recent Trend in Tourism

Local Revitalization of Post Development : A Case Study for Imajo-hatagojuku

講演・口頭発表等

  • Consideration of the concept of "environment-related Quality of Life (eQOL)" in the local society - from the perspective of human relationships in the community-
  • An Essay on the Use of Social Capital in the Development for Trans-locality ― Through the Case Study on the ‘2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake’―
  • Conceptual and ideological study on society's environmental awareness regarding water resources
  • Expansion of Environment-Related Quality of Life: Considering Awareness of Locality
  • Importance of local identity for concept expansion of environment-related quality of life (e-QOL)
  • Tourism Based on Local Identity to Overcome Covid-19

共同研究・競争的資金等の研究課題

Conservation of traditional festivals and promotion of new tourism in Noto

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