Tourism and the Emergence of Nation-States in the Arab Eastern Mediterranean, 1920s-1930s

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1. Table of Contents
2. List of illustrations
3. Acknowledgements
4. Note on Transliteration
5. Abbreviations
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1. Notes
2. References
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1. Turning away: Photographing authenticity in times of transformation
2. Negotiating tourism: Ambitions and limits of Egyptian tourism development
3. Recreating Egyptian tourist spaces
4. Conclusion
5. Notes
6. References
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1. Relegating the ‘Holy Land’ to the past: New mediators for the present
2. The ‘conquest of tourism’: Reaching out to tourists
3. Creating ‘New Palestine’: Tourism development as a territorial claim
4. Conclusion
5. Notes
6. References
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1. The two sides of the same postcard
2. Urban pride and the imperial politics of tourism
3. No common ground: The divided landscapes of tourism in Syria
4. Conclusion
5. Notes
6. References
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1. Brochures: Outlining a nation
2. High seasons, low seasons: The Franco-Lebanese relationship in terms of tourism
3. Topography of a tourist nation-state
4. Conclusion
5. Notes
6. References
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1. A middle-class project
2. Tourism as a transformative resource
3. The tourist’s age
4. Notes
5. References
Notes on persons, associations and enterprisesPages 353 - 370 Download chapter (PDF)
Index of persons, associations and enterprisesPages 371 - 374 Download chapter (PDF)
Index of placesPages 375 - 376 Download chapter (PDF)