Tourism and Islamophobia

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Stephenson, Marcus L. and Ali, N. 2010. Tourism and Islamophobia. in: Scott, Noel and Jafari, Jafar (ed.) Tourism in the Muslim World Emerald. pp. 235-251

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Authors	Stephenson, Marcus L. and Ali, N.
Editors	Scott, Noel and Jafari, Jafar
Book title	Tourism in the Muslim World
Page range	235-251
Year	2010
Publisher	Emerald
Print	2010
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Deposited	13 Dec 2017
Series	Bridging Tourism Theory and Practice
ISBN	978-1-84950-920-6
Web address (URL)	http://www.emeraldinsight.com/doi/full/10.1108/S2042-1443%282010%290000002018

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