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This commentary notes that the authors of the Special Issue propose that organization design knowledge will be more actionable if it is created in collaboration with the organization's members. I draw attention to a risk in the co-creation of design knowledge: increasing the politicization of the already politically fraught process of organizational design. The reasons why collaborative design-knowledge creation may increase politicking are described, and ideas for managing it are suggested.

Academic and professional studies of tourists and tourism both need a sound emic or experiential definition of the tourist role. In this study, a comparison of a number of travel-related roles was conducted using a 100-person student sample, and the data were analyzed with fuzzy set theory and multidimensional scaling analysis. The findings indicated that there were clear and highly interpretible differences among 15 travel-related roles. It was also demonstrated that such an approach to defining the tourist role was useful for understanding previous perspectives in the social science literature on tourism.

Chapter 7 Tourism Development in IndonesiaIntroduction; Sustainable Tourism Development Goals; Sustainable Tourism Development Program; Sustainable Tourism Destination; Sustainable Tourism Observatory; Sustainable Tourism Certification; Conclusion; Chapter 8 Promoting Cultural Tourism in Australia; Introduction; Modern Approach to Cultural Tourism; Study Methodology; Study Results; Applications of Findings; Conclusion; Part II: Consumer Benefits and Experiences; Chapter 9 Understanding Guests' Dissatisfaction; Introduction; Data Visualization Tools; Study Methods; Results by Voyant Cirrus