| Contents |
Pt. 1. Tourism, bourgeois identity, and the politics of nation building. The tactics of retreat: spa vacations and bourgeois identity in nineteenth-century France / Douglas P. Mackaman ; Selling Lourdes: pilgrimage, tourism, and the mass-marketing of the sacred in nineteenth-century France / Suzanne K. Kaufman ; The chamber of commerce's carnival: city festivals and urban tourism in the United States, 1890-1915 / Catherine Cocks ; Tourism in late imperial Austria: the development of tourist cultures and their associated images of place / Jill Steward -- Pt. 2. Tourism, mass mobilization, and the nation-state. Know your country: a comparative perspective on tourism and nation building in Sweden / Orvar Löfgren ; Seeing the nature of America: the national parks as national assets, 1914-1929 / Marguerite S. Shaffer ; A "New Deal" for leisure: making mass tourism during the Great Depression / Michael Berkowitz -- Strength through joy: tourism and national integration in the Third Reich / Shelley Baranowski -- Pt. 3. Global mass tourism and the representation of place. French cultural tourism and the Vichy problem / Bertram M. Gordon ; Consuming the beach: seaside resorts and cultures of tourism in England and Spain from the 1840s to the 1930s / John K. Walton ; Culture for export: tourism and autoethnography in postwar Britain / James Buzard ; "Everybody likes Canadians": Canadians, Americans, and the post-World War II travel boom / Karen Dubinsky ; La Grande Motte: regional development, tourism, and the state / Ellen Furlough and Rosemary Wakeman. |
