Academic research about hospitality exchange: Difference between revisions

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Hospitality exchange networks are increasingly becoming a field of academic research. If you know of any or have conducted research yourself, please add your link to the list.

Kaefer, F. (2007) Hospitality exchange networks: Their impact on the quality of social exchange within host-guest relationships. Bachelor dissertation: University of Brighton, UK. Download as pdf

The Polish sociologist Paula Bialski is working on hospitality exchange, probably introducing the term "Intimate Tourism". A list of her work can be found (and in parts downloaded) on her webpage The Sociology of Intimate Tourism

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-Hospitality exchange networks are increasingly becoming a field of academic research. If you know of any or have conducted research yourself, please add your link to the list.
+[[Hospitality exchange]] networks are increasingly becoming a field of academic research. If you know of any or have conducted research yourself, please add your link to the list.
 * Kaefer, F. (2007) Hospitality exchange networks: Their impact on the quality of social exchange within host-guest relationships. Bachelor dissertation: University of Brighton, UK. [http://www.floriankaefer.com/HospitalityExchange-Dissertation.pdf Download as pdf]
-* The polish sociologist Paula Bialski is working about Hospex, probably introducing the term "Intimate Tourism". A list of her work can be found (and in parts downloaded) on her webpage [http://intimatetourism.wordpress.com/recent-work/ The Sociology of Intimate Tourism]
+* The Polish sociologist Paula Bialski is working on hospitality exchange, probably introducing the term "Intimate Tourism". A list of her work can be found (and in parts downloaded) on her webpage [http://intimatetourism.wordpress.com/recent-work/ The Sociology of Intimate Tourism]
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