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Lecturer Cultural Geography at Wageningen University & Research
Publications by dr. A (Arjaan) Pellis
Ambivalent waves: surf tourism and human-waves relations in Siberut, Mentawai Islands. Pakan, S.P. and Pellis, A. (2020). Journal of Tourism and Cultural Change
Living with Conflicts over Wolves. The Case of Redes Natural Park. Ottolini, I, De Vries, J. & Pellis, A. (2020). Society & Natural Resources
Reality effects of conflict avoidance in rewilding and ecotourism practices the case of Western Iberia. Pellis, A. (2019). Journal of Ecotourism
The Persistence of Tightly Coupled Conflicts. The Case of Loisaba, Kenya. Pellis, A. , Pas, Annemiek, Duineveld, M. (2018). Conservation and Society
Rewilding Europe as a new agent of change? Exploring the governance of an experimental discourse and practice in European nature conservation. Pellis, A. and de Jong, R. (2016). Wageningen University
Conservation tourism and landscape governance in Kenya: the interdependency of three conservation NGOs
Pellis, A. , Lamers, M.A.J., and Duim, Rene van der (2015) Journal of Ecotourism
Conflicts forever. The Path Dependencies of Tourism Conflicts; the Case of Anabeb Conservancy, Namibia
Pellis, A., Duineveld, M. Wagner, L. (2015) Tourism Encounters and Controversies - Ontological Politics of Tourism Development
I am a graduate from the Erasmus School of Management (MA in Business-Society Managemen) and Wageningen University (MSc Tourism, Society and Environment and Phd in Cultural Geography). I work as a lecturer in Cultural Geography at Wageningen University.
Next to my teaching in various tourism related courses, both online and on our campus, my research focuses on the role and evolution of social conflicts in various tourism practices. I have published on various fieldwork observations related to ecotourism, natural and cultural heritage, particularly in context of Namibia, Kenya, Spain and Portugal. By observing conflicts across these cases I aim to explore how conflicts play an important role in shaping dynamic tourism landscapes.
Wageningen University & Research
Wageningen University & Research
Wageningen University & Research
Wageningen University & Research
Wageningen University & Research