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26 Oct On Being a Committed Postcolonial Media Researcher

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Blog by Emiel Martens / Last month I attended the 13th Trinidad & Tobago Film Festival in Port of Spain...

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The aim of this project is to discover why and under what circumstances films or TV series give rise to new tourism flows, and which variations can be found based on the specific characteristics of the films/series, local film or tourism policies and the tourists involved.
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Our international comparative approach delivers a fundamental contribution to a growing but fragmented field of research. Not only does this approach challenge the Western bias of film tourism studies, it also, for the first time, brings the often uneven global politics of film tourism to the fore.
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