City Tourism

- Malcolm J. M. Cooper PhD LLM is Emeritus Professor, Graduate School of Asia Pacific Studies, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Beppu, Japan. He teaches tourism management and environmental law. Formerly Vice President for Research and International Affairs, he is a specialist in tourism resource management and development (natural, cultural, social), and environmental and water resource management, and has worked and published widely in these fields. He has lectured at a number of universities in New Zealand, Australia, China and Sri Lanka, and has worked in the environmental planning (City Planner, 1985-1994) and tourism policy (1983-1985) areas for Federal, State and Local Governments in Australia. At other times he has been a private environmental planning consultant in Australia, and a tourism education consultant to the Governments of Sri Lanka, China and Vietnam. He is a recipient of the Australian Centennial medal and has published over 150 books and papers.

• I: NATIONAL CAPITALS IN THE CITY TOURISM SYSTEM 1: Introduction: National Capitals and City Tourism (Robert Maitland) 2: City Tourism: National Capital Perspectives (Robert Maitland and Brent W. Ritchie) II: IMAGING AND BRANDING 3: The Capital City as a 'Product' Brand Under the Nation's Corporate Umbrella (Heather Skinner) 4: Images of Canberra: Destination Marketing and the Capital City of Australia (Leanne White) 5: Migrating Capitals: Diverging Images of Tradition and Modernity in Japanese (Jerry Eades and Malcolm Cooper) 6: Branding and Positioning an African Capital City: The Case of Tshwane in South Africa (Ernie Heath and Elizabeth Kruger) III: VISITOR EXPERIENCES 7: Inside the Triangle: Images of a Capital (Bruce Hayllar, Deborah Edwards, Tony Griffin, Tracey Dickson) 8: Seeing the Sites - Perceptions of London (Nancy Stevenson and Charles Inskip) 9: Changing Visitor Perceptions of a Capital City - the Case of Wellington, New Zealand (Abel Alonso and Liu Yi) 10: The Relationship Between Capital City Monumentality and Tourism in Valletta (Andrew Smith) IV: TOURISM MARKETS 11: Brussels: A Multilayered Capital City (Myriam Jansen-Verbeke and Robert Govers) 12: Putting the Capital 'C' into Cardiff's Identity as a Conference Tourism Destination (Claire Haven-Tang and Eleri Jones) 13: International Business Tourism - the Case of Dublin 14: School Excursion Management in National Capital Cities (Brent W. Ritchie) V: TOURISM DEVELOPMENT 15: Twenty-Three Districts in Search of a City: Budapest - the Capitaless Capital? (Melanie Smith, László Puczkó and Tamara Rátz) 16: Re-invented National Capital City: The case of Hanoi, Vietnam (Lee Jolliffe and Huong Thanh Bui) 17: Resurrecting Phoenicia: Tourist Landscapes and National Identity in the Heart of the Lebanese Capital (Ghada Masri) 18: Diversifying the Tourism Product in Brussels: European Capital and Multicultural City (Anya Diekmann and Géraldine Maulet) 19: Modern Tourist Development and the Complexities of Cross-Border Identities within a Planned Capital Region (Guy Chiasson and Caroline Andrew) VI: FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS 20: Conclusions and Future Directions for National Capital Tourism (Robert Maitland and Brent W. Ritchie)