Nicholas Wise

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Arizona State University

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Nicholas Wise is an Assistant Professor at Arizona State University, USA. His research interests encompass urban public space, cultural tourism, and the social implications of tourism, as evidenced by his recent publications. Dr. Wise has contributed to various works, including articles on the impacts of overtourism in Kyoto and evaluations of the travel carbon footprint associated with outdoor sports tourism.

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Articles (16)

Routledge handbook of urban public space , by Karen A. Franck and Te-Sheng Huang (eds.)

Viewpoint: The overtourism strain on Kyoto: Economic policies and community impacts

Disneyland in Hong Kong: American image, glocally renowned

Evaluating the travel carbon footprint of outdoor sports tourists

Rethinking cultural tourism, by Greg Richards

Spatialising Sport Management

How to win the Ryder Cup: an analysis of individual player performance and collective national performance in Team Europe

Book Review: Handbook on Tourism Planning

Nonprofit perspectives on managing food-insecurity operations during crisis

Editorial: Sports, politics and legacy: Building back better?

New notions of soft power: Impact rhetoric in mega-event bid documents

The power of new urban tourism: Spaces, representations and contestations, by Claudia Ba, Sybille Frank, Claus Müller, Anna Laura Raschke, Kristin Wellner and Annika Zecher (eds.)

Dancing in Public Squares – Toward a Socially Synchronous Sense of Place

Geo-political complexities of governmentality and Balkanism: Deconstructing UNESCO World Intangible Cultural Heritage discourses

Uniting, disuniting and reuniting: towards a ‘United’ 2026

Exploring implicit and explicit cultural policy dimensions through major-event and neoliberal rhetoric

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Claudia Melis

Rafaela Neiva Ganga

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