附註:Includes bibliographical references (pages 279-302) and index.
1. Introduction : second homes, curse or blessing? : revisited / C. Michael Hall and Dieter K. Muller -- 2. Second home tourism impact, planning and management / Dieter K. Muller, C. Michael Hall and Donna Keen -- 3. The 'cottage' privilege : increasingly elite landscapes of second homes in Canada / Greg Halseth -- 4. The cottage and the city : an interpretation of the Canadian second home experience / Stephen Svenson -- 5. Place attachment of vacation residents : between tourists and permanent residents / Lars Aronsson -- 6. Mobile migrants : travel to second homes / David Timothy Duval -- 7. British second homes in Southern Europe : shifting nodes in the scapes and flows of migration and tourism / Allan M. Williams, Russell King and Tony Warnes -- 8. Dwelling through multiple places : a case study of second home ownership in Ireland / Bernadette Quinn -- 9. Recreational second homes in the United States : development issues and contemporary patterns / Dallen J. Timothy -- 10. Recreational second homes in the south west of Western Australia / John Selwood and Matthew Tonts -- 11. A hidden giant : second homes and coastal tourism in South-Eastern Australia / Warwick Frost -- 12. Second homes in New Zealand / Donna Keen and C. Michael Hall -- 13. Second homes : reflections on an unexplored phenomenon in South Africa / Gustav Visser -- 14. Second homes in Spain / Maria Angeles Casado-Diaz -- 15. Second homes as a part of a new rural lifestyle in Norway / Thor Flognfeldt, Jr. -- 16. Second homes in Sweden : patterns and issues / Dieter K. Muller -- 17. Second home plans among second home owners in Northern Europe's periphery / Bruno Jansson and Dieter K. Muller -- 18. The future of second home tourism / Dieter K. Muller and C. Michael Hall.
摘要:Annotation Second homes are an integral component of tourism in rural and peripheral areas. This volume represents the first major international review of second homes for over 25 years. The volume represents essential reading for those interested in rural regional development processes.
