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Rodanthi Tzanelli

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Associate Professor of Cultural Sociology

University of Leeds

United Kingdom

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Rodanthi Tzanelli is an Associate Professor of Cultural Sociology at the University of Leeds, UK. Her research focuses on economies of attention, tourism futures, and hybridization of tourism through art and sport. She has published various articles exploring the intersections of tourism, societal narratives, and contemporary capitalism.

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‘Reciprocal ‘Orientalisms’: Understanding Thessaloniki’s Ottoman Past through Multiple Narrations’

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Close Date: 2011-01-01

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Christopher Taylor

Professor of Fine Art Practice

University of Leeds

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Christine Lundberg

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University of Stavanger

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Articles (21)

Interview with Chris Taylor: Enfolded Journeys, a mobile exhibition

Life in the age of extremes: Reconsidering biopolitical imaginaries in hospitality and tourism

Keith’s Contrapuntal and Arpeggio Compositions Are More Than Fun to Read

Worldmaking & Worldmakers: In Memory of Keith Hollinshead

Anthropo-sensing and the anthropo-scenes of damaged travel(lers)

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Economies of attention and the design of viable planetary futures

Environmental imaginaria in the age of extinction: theming and mytheming a biostylistic ghost

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Introducing the geo-scene

Rethinking biopolitical imaginaries: styles and planetary flows of life

The planetary imperative after ‘modernity’: drifting and wayfaring in the Critical Zone

Undoing the diagnostics of power, monstering (human) nature

Worldbreaking I, and the project of recovery from power

Worldbreaking II to document the future: monsters in artificial paradise(s)

Interview with Chris Taylor, curator of Shifting Borders: A Journey to the Centre of Our World(s)1

Economies of attention and the design of viable tourism futures

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Interscopic fan travelscape: Hybridizing tourism through sport and art

Tourism worldmaking and market post-truth: Borat’s new spirit of capitalism

Atmospheres of the inhospitable in staged kidnappings

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Christine Lundberg

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