Tourism, second homes, and an emerging South African postproductivist countryside.
Tourism, second homes, and an emerging South African postproductivist countryside.
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旅游业、第二故乡和新兴的南非后生产力主义乡村。
DOI：
10.3727/154427211x13139345020651
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发表时间：
2011
影响因子：
1.7
通讯作者：
G. Visser
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作者：
G. Hoogendoorn;G. Visser
关于后生产主义的问题在南非旅游研究中得到了有限的直接系统的研究关注。然而，最近有人提出，后生产主义作为旅游发展的一部分，尽管在其早期阶段难以辨别，但作为一个过程，它已经聚集了足够的势头，值得在当地背景下进行学术关注。本文通过关注第二家园旅游作为发展南非后生产主义农村的贡献者的作用来发展这一论点。这项调查追踪了南非主要农业区之一的后生产主义农村的发展情况：东部自由邦。根据乡村小镇克拉伦斯及其腹地的经验，概述了经济活动的多样化，从经典的生产主义功能到与消费活动相关的后生产主义功能，如第二故乡旅游。
Issues concerning postproductivism have seen limited direct systematic research attention within South African tourism studies. However, it has recently been proposed that postproductivism as part of tourism development, although difficult to discern in its early stages, has as a process gathered sufficient momentum to warrant scholarly attention in the local context. This article develops this contention by focusing on the role of second home tourism as a contributor to developing a South African postproductivist countryside. The investigation tracks the development of a postproductivist countryside in one of South Africa's main agricultural regions: the eastern Free State. Drawing on the experiences of the rural town of Clarens and its hinterland, the diversification of economic activities away from classic productivist functions to those of postproductivism linked to consumptive activities, such as second home tourism, is outlined.