The purpose of this study is to develop and validate scales corresponding to the constructs in Durkheim’s theoretical framework of emotional solidarity. Following two initial stage of pilot testing, each scale was included in an onsite self-administered survey instrument and distributed to approximately 700 homes in a coastal South Carolina county. Psychometric properties were assessed and each scale was found to be high in internal consistency and construct validity (i.e., convergent and discriminant validity). Practical and theoretical implications are discussed as well as potential research opportunities concerning emotional solidarity
Interactions between tourists and residents have been interpreted and analyzed applying various theo...
This study is an extension of Hosany and Gilbert’s original research on the development of a scale m...
This work examines emotional solidarity to determine to what extent residents' perceptions are heter...
The purpose of this study is to develop and validate scales corresponding to the constructs in Durkh...
While it can prove easy to conceptualize of the relationship between residents and tourists as “us v...
This study examines tourists’ level of emotional solidarity with residents, which has never been don...
ABSTRACT Traditionally the relationship between residents and tourists in a community is superficial...
In an effort to explore additional variables as antecedents of emotional solidarity, satisfaction wi...
Residents and tourists within destinations are often portrayed as being separate from each other, po...
Residents and tourists within destinations are often portrayed as being separate from each other, po...
This study examines the intimate relationships that exist between residents and tourists (i.e., base...
This study is an extension of Hosany and Gilbert’s (2010) original research on the development of a ...
The purpose of this paper is to test the effect of residents’ attitudes concerning tourism developme...
This study proposes a theoretical model integrating two lines of tourism research: emotional solidar...
This study proposes a theoretical model integrating two lines of tourism research: emotional solidar...
Interactions between tourists and residents have been interpreted and analyzed applying various theo...
This study is an extension of Hosany and Gilbert’s original research on the development of a scale m...
This work examines emotional solidarity to determine to what extent residents' perceptions are heter...
The purpose of this study is to develop and validate scales corresponding to the constructs in Durkh...
While it can prove easy to conceptualize of the relationship between residents and tourists as “us v...
This study examines tourists’ level of emotional solidarity with residents, which has never been don...
ABSTRACT Traditionally the relationship between residents and tourists in a community is superficial...
In an effort to explore additional variables as antecedents of emotional solidarity, satisfaction wi...
Residents and tourists within destinations are often portrayed as being separate from each other, po...
Residents and tourists within destinations are often portrayed as being separate from each other, po...
This study examines the intimate relationships that exist between residents and tourists (i.e., base...
This study is an extension of Hosany and Gilbert’s (2010) original research on the development of a ...
The purpose of this paper is to test the effect of residents’ attitudes concerning tourism developme...
This study proposes a theoretical model integrating two lines of tourism research: emotional solidar...
This study proposes a theoretical model integrating two lines of tourism research: emotional solidar...
Interactions between tourists and residents have been interpreted and analyzed applying various theo...
This study is an extension of Hosany and Gilbert’s original research on the development of a scale m...
This work examines emotional solidarity to determine to what extent residents' perceptions are heter...