Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences, United Kingdom
Tourism, Economy, Tourism geography, Economic geography and Consumption are his primary areas of study. His primary area of study in Tourism is in the field of Tourist industry. Allan M. Williams has researched Tourist industry in several fields, including Economic impact analysis and Marketing.
His Economy study integrates concerns from other disciplines, such as Migration studies, Health care, Public policy, Leisure studies and Socioeconomic status. His Tourism geography research incorporates themes from Social geography, Ecotourism, Fordism and Destinations. His Economic geography study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Global environmental analysis, Middle class and Cornish.
His primary areas of study are Tourism, Tourism geography, Economic geography, Economy and Marketing. His Tourist industry study in the realm of Tourism interacts with subjects such as Production. The concepts of his Tourism geography study are interwoven with issues in Regional science, Ecotourism and Globalization.
The study incorporates disciplines such as Mobilities and Development economics in addition to Economic geography. Allan M. Williams integrates Economy and Context in his studies. Marketing and Visitor pattern are two areas of study in which Allan M. Williams engages in interdisciplinary work.
His primary scientific interests are in Tourism, Marketing, Economic geography, Knowledge management and Knowledge transfer. His work often combines Tourism and Key studies. His Marketing study combines topics in areas such as Exploratory research and Risk perception.
Allan M. Williams has researched Economic geography in several fields, including Panel data, Spatial spillover, Globalization, Spatial econometrics and Economies of agglomeration. His biological study spans a wide range of topics, including Exploratory factor analysis and Destinations. His studies deal with areas such as Regional science, Cross-border region and Perception as well as Knowledge transfer.
Allan M. Williams mainly investigates Tourism, Cross-border region, Context, Regional science and Knowledge management. Allan M. Williams integrates Tourism with Focus in his study. Allan M. Williams focuses mostly in the field of Regional science, narrowing it down to topics relating to Knowledge transfer and, in certain cases, Legislature, Field and Organizational culture.
His Knowledge management research incorporates themes from Tertiary sector of the economy, Originality and Operationalization. His Marketing research incorporates elements of Exploratory research and Risk perception. His Set study incorporates themes from Comparative research, Mobilities, Economic growth and Value.
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Critical Issues in Tourism: A Geographical Perspective
Gareth Shaw;Allan M. Williams.
(1994)
Tourism and Innovation
C. Michael Hall;Allan M. Williams.
(2008)
Tourism and migration : new relationships between production and consumption
Allan M. Williams;C. Michael Hall.
(2000)
Tourism and Tourism Spaces
Gareth Shaw;Allan M. Williams.
(2004)
Sunset Lives: British Retirement Migration to the Mediterranean
Russell King;Tony Warnes;Allan Williams.
(2000)
Knowledge transfer and management in tourism organisations: An emerging research agenda
Gareth Shaw;Allan M. Williams.
Tourism Management (2009)
International retirement migration in Europe.
Russell King;Anthony M. Warnes;Allan M. Williams.
International Journal of Population Geography (1998)
Tourism, migration, circulation and mobility
Allan M. Williams;C. Michael Hall.
(2002)
Tourism and international retirement migration: New forms of an old relationship in southern Europe
Allan M Williams;Russell King;Anthony Warnes;Guy Patterson.
Tourism Geographies (2000)
A Companion to Tourism
Alan A. Lew;C. Michael Hall;C. Michael Hall;Allan M. Williams.
(2004)
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