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The Influence of Agritourism on Niche Meats Loyalty and Purchasing by Kline, Carol, Barbieri, Carla, LaPan, Chantell

“…Although research has been increasing on agritourism, many questions remain. Studies have indicated that agritourism can bring both economic and noneconomic…”
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Pluralities of agritourism: Exploring political values and social judgements by LaPan, Chantell, Xu, Shuangyu

“…Despite increasing research on agritourism, little is known about how farmers' political values may influence their agritourism operation. Given the growing…”
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At the red table: how intergenerational Black women are using Facebook Watch to cultivate critical conversations on health, identity, and relationships by Sadler, Jennifer, LaPan, Chantell

“…Red Table Talk, a web series exclusively aired on Facebook Watch, represents the narrative of intergenerational Black women who tackle critical conversations…”
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The role of agritourism in heritage preservation by LaPan, Chantell, Barbieri, Carla

“…This study examined the linkage between agritourism and heritage preservation by assessing the occurrence of and farmers' motivations for preserving tangible…”
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Review of QDA Miner by LaPan, Chantell

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Applying the Sustainable Livelihoods Framework to Examine the Efficacy of Community-Based Tourism at Equitably Promoting Local Livelihood Opportunities by Legatzke, Hannah, Current, Dean, LaPan, Chantell

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Gender, work, and tourism in the Guatemalan Highlands by LaPan, Chantell, Morais, Duarte B., Wallace, Tim, Barbieri, Carla, Floyd, Myron F.

“…While much of modern tourism research centers on the tourist as a leisure consumer, workers are frequently overlooked. Despite a recent uptick in attention to…”
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Trust and Transformative Learning: How Faculty-Led Study Abroad Experiences Foster Sense of Belonging and Community by Xu, Shuangyu, LaPan, Chantell, Lewis, Heather, Holladay, Patrick, Dixon, Harriet

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Sustaining Community-Engaged Projects during a Pandemic by Byrd, Erick T, LaPan, Chantell

“…Community-engaged teaching is a cornerstone of leading parks, recreation, and tourism programs. This paper uses a capstone project for upper-level tourism…”
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The Influence of Agritourism on Niche Meats Loyalty and Purchasing by Kline, Carol, Barbieri, Carla, LaPan, Chantell

“…Although research has been increasing on agritourism, many questions remain. Studies have indicated that agritourism can bring both economic and noneconomic…”
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Visitor spending at wine festivals: perspectives on stakeholder benefits by LaPan, Chantell, Byrd, Erick T., Canziani, Bonnie, Boles, James S.

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Power, altruism and communitarian tourism: A comparative study by LaPan, Chantell, Morais, Duarte B., Barbieri, Carla, Wallace, Tim

“…Residents of San Juan La Laguna and San Pedro La Laguna, neighboring towns on the shores of Lake Atitlán, Guatemala, have followed very different trajectories…”
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Communitarian Micro-entrepreneurship and Gender in the Maya Touristscape by LaPan, Chantell

“…Tourism continues to grow and developing countries are receiving an increasingly larger share of tourist arrivals. Governments, tourism professionals and…”
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Female Faculty in Higher Education. "The Politics of Hope" by LaPan, Chantell, Hodge, Camilla, Peroff, Deidre, Henderson, Karla A

“…The number of women in higher education is growing. Yet, challenges exist for female faculty in the academy. The purpose of this study is to examine the…”
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Power, altruism and communitarian tourism: A comparative study by Chantell LaPan, Duarte B Morais, Carla Barbieri, Tim Wallace

“…Los residentes de San Juan La Laguna y San Pedro La Laguna, dos pueblos vecinos en la cuenca del Lago de Atitlán (Guatemala), han seguido trayectorias de…”
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Communitarian Micro-entrepreneurship and Gender in the Maya Touristscape by LaPan, Chantell

“…Tourism continues to grow and developing countries are receiving an increasingly larger share of tourist arrivals. Governments, tourism professionals and…”
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