Femininities in the Field Tourism and Transdisciplinary Research

Safety first: the biases of gender and precaution in fieldwork / Jill Hamilton & Russell Fielding -- Negotiating machismo as a female researcher and volunteer tourist in Cusco, Peru / Jane Godfrey & Stephen Wearing -- The married life (as a marine tourism researcher) / Shannon Switzer Swanson -- "Dale chica!": a surfer chick's reflections on field research in Central America / Lindsay E. Usher -- Early motherhood and research in the Philippines: from bump to baby in the field / Brooke A. Porter -- 'Mummy, when are we getting to the fields?' doing fieldwork with three children / Anonia Canosa -- The dissemination of the feminine: an in-depth analysis of independent travel / Gisele Carvalho -- Gender bias and marine mammal tourism research / Emmanuell Martinez & Catherine Peters -- The effect of motherhood on tourism fieldwork with young children: an autoethnographic approach / Catheryn Khoo-Lattimore -- Subjectivities implode: when 'the lone male' ethnographer is actually nursing mother / Lisa Cooke -- Icebreaker: experiences of conducting fieldwork in Arctic Canada with my infant son / Emma J. Stewart -- Researching in a men's paradise: the emotional negotiations of drunken tourism fieldwork / Ana Maria Muñar -- Motherhood within family tourism research: case studies in New Zealand and Samoa / Heike A. Schänzel.