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<div>Title: Audiovisual Tourism Promotion: A Critical Overview<br>
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<div>Editors: Dr Diego Bonelli & Dr Alfio Leotta (Victoria University of Wellington)<br>
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<div>We would like to invite scholars to contribute to a planned volume on audiovisual tourism promotion. The category ‘audiovisual tourism promotion’ is here understood in the broad sense, encompassing a variety of media forms such as travelogues and travel
films, government-sponsored tourism films, tourism TV commercials, tourism videos released on social media, feature films, TV travel shows, tourism amateur films, airline safety videos, and so on. We will consider a wide range of methodological approaches,
case studies and time periods.<br>
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<div>Even though over the last two decades the relationship between media and tourism has been receiving increasing academic attention tourism audiovisual promotion remains severely under researched. Despite their omnipresence, very few scholars (Leotta, 2019;
Bonelli, 2018; Pan et al., 2017; Leung et al., 2017; Gong and Tung, 2017; Pan et al., 2011) have examined the aesthetic, thematic and institutional characteristics of tourism films, commercials and promotional videos. Similarly, there has not been any systematic
attempt to develop a theoretical framework able to encompass and describe the multifaceted nature of audiovisual tourism promotion. This edited collection will attempt to fill these gaps in the literature by both providing a theoretical framework to understand
audiovisual tourism promotion and by tracing its historical and aesthetic evolution.<br>
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<div>Following are suggestions for prospective chapters; please do not hesitate to contact us if you would like to propose additional themes/ideas and would like to discuss these further:<br>
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<div>Media Forms<br>
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<div>• Travelogues and Early Tourism Films<br>
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<div>• Tourism Films<br>
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<div>• TV Travel Shows<br>
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<div>• Tourism TV Commercials<br>
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<div>• Tourism Promotional Videos<br>
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<div>• Tourism and Social Media<br>
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<div>• Airline Safety Videos<br>
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<div>• Film Induced Tourism (Feature Films and TV series as vehicles of tourism marketing)<br>
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<div>• Tourism and Virtual Reality<br>
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<div>• Tourism and Augmented Reality<br>
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<div>• User-generated Tourist Videos<br>
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<div>• Tourism and Visual Culture<br>
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<div>Themes<br>
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<div>• Tourism Audiovisual Promotion and Power<br>
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<div>• Tourism Audiovisual promotion and National Identity<br>
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<div>• Tourism Audiovisual Promotion and Migration<br>
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<div>• Tourism Audiovisual Promotion and the Representation of Race<br>
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<div>• Tourism Audiovisual Promotion and the Representation of Gender<br>
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<div>• Tourism Audiovisual Promotion and Indigenous Cultures<br>
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<div>Proposal guidelines<br>
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<div>Seeking essays of 6000 words, inclusive of references. Proposals should contain the following information:<br>
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<div>o Contributors’ details: name, title, affiliation, short bio (50 words), email address<br>
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<div>o Chapter title<br>
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<div>o Chapter abstract of 250/300 words that illustrate the chapter’s a) topic/subject matter b) methodological approach c) conclusions/argument<br>
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<div>Proposals are due 24 May 2020. Full chapter submission is expected 3 months after notification of proposal acceptance.<br>
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<span>Proposals or questions: please email Dr Diego Bonelli (diegobonelli.bsd@gmail.com)</span><br>
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Transformations announces the release of Issue 34<br>
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Inhuman Algorithms<br>
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<a href="http://www.transformationsjournal.org/">http://www.transformationsjournal.org/</a><br>
Algorithms are integral to a digital, networked, automated society. Thrown into the public spotlight by a certain high profile search engine, algorithms are increasingly recognised to exercise agency in practices such as governance, surveillance, online personalisation,
medicine, design, high frequency trading, credit scoring and plagiarism. Computational machines make decisions about things, people, places and experiences, and humans learn to address algorithms.<br>
Algorithms have inhuman capacities. They do not become distracted, tired, impatient or emotional. At the same time the algorithm's inhuman abilities can be understood as a desirable improvement on human skills. Algorithms are inhuman forces that bring social,
political, material and cultural formations into being, generating and extinguishing possibilities. Their inhumanism transmutes ideas of the human and demands new (post)humanisms.<br>
Papers:<br>
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Paul Atkinson & Richie Barker<br>
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Faster than the Speed of Thought: Virtual Assistants, Search and the Logic of Pre-emption<br>
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Francis Russell<br>
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Better Living Through Algorithms<br>
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Alex Anikina<br>
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Algorithmic Superstructuring: Aesthetic Regime of Algorithmic Governance<br>
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Andrew Goodman<br>
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The Secret Life of Algorithms: speculation on queered futures of neurodiverse analgorithmic feeling and consciousness<br>
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