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The collection of papers in this ebook addresses many questions that are vital for city tourism. In this sense, the ability of cultural regeneration projects and creative clusters to increase the attractiveness of the city for tourism is questioned. Furthermore, the selected articles also query the experiences of the tourists and discuss the implications of providing authentic experiences that extend to all spaces within the city, including the accommodation units

Introduction / Konstantinos Andriotis -- (De)growth imperative : the importance of destination resilience in the context of overtourism / Martin Fontanari, Anastasia Traskevich and Hugues Seraphin -- Community-based tourism in degrowth perspective / Ernest Cañada -- Degrowing the commoditization process in community-based tourism and local entrepreneurship / Ammalia Podlaszewska -- Political discourse analysis of the degrowth challenge to dominant tourism narratives in Spain / Neil Hughes and José Mansilla -- Growing degrowth-oriented tourism? : CSR-certified tour operators as change agents / Sabine Panzer-Krause -- The Kavatzas of Gavdos : heterotopias apart from modern societies / Pascal Mayer -- Pushed over the periphery : downsides of degrowth in a small island : experiences of tourism degrowth in the Isle of Man / Brendan Canavan -- Freedom of movement and degrowth / Rasa Pranskūnienė and Dalia Perkumienė -- Conclusion / Konstantinos Andriotis.

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The Application of International Law by the International Court of Justice, Judge Abdul G. Koroma;Prevention and International Law,M. Mohamed Bennouna; International Dispute Resolution, With Specific Attention to China,Christine Chinkin

The "Xiamen Academy of International Law " aims to promote academic exchanges among legal communities across the globe, encourage examination of major international issues and, by so doing, seek ways to improve the possibilities for world peace and international cooperation. It seeks to achieve this aim by providing the highest level of education to individuals, particularly those from Asian countries, interested in the development and use of international law a " persons such as young lecturers in international law, diplomats, practitioners of transnational law, government offi

Preliminary Material /Editors CCXA4 -- The Application of International Law by the International Court of Justice /Abdul G. Koroma -- Prevention and International Law /Mohamed Bennouna -- International Dispute Resolution, With Specific Attention to China /Christine Chinkin.

The article analyzes the state of domestic tourism in Russia, its attractiveness, problems and social risks. There is a growing popularity of domestic tourism in Russia, as many residents of the country seek to explore it, enjoy its nature and culture. However, domestic tourism faces several challenges, including high costs, limited availability of information, and low service standards. Social risks are also present, such as security issues and lack of trust in local products and services. The Government seeks to minimize social risks and develop the industry through strategic initiatives aimed at improving infrastructure and accessibility of tourism products. Addressing existing problems and reducing social risks are necessary for further development. The aim of the article is to analyze the factors of attractiveness and social risks of domestic tourism for Russians based on existing data. Nevertheless, the government's commitment to mitigating these risks and fostering growth in the industry through infrastructure improvements and strategic initiatives is commendable. Moving forward, addressing existing challenges and reducing social risks will be imperative for unlocking the full potential of domestic tourism in Russia. By leveraging its diverse offerings and implementing targeted interventions, the country can establish itself as a vibrant and sustainable domestic tourism destination, enriching the experiences of both residents and visitors alike.

Introduction / Chia-Jui Cheng -- Historical record of the Xiamen Academy of International Law / Chia-Jui Cheng -- The Xiamen Academy of International Law and the future of the global legal order / Hisashi Owada -- Three concepts of UN reform / Danilo Turk -- The use of force: the general prohibition and its exceptions in modern international law and practice / Stephen Mathias -- Self-determination, uti possidetis and boundary disputes in Africa / Malcolm N. Shaw -- International judiciary practice in the development of international environmental law : a decade review / Xue Hanqin and Solene Guggisberg -- International organizations and the rule of law : challenges ahead / Jose Enrique Alvarez -- Asian and Pacific international organizations: mainstream or sui generis? an international institutional law perspective / Niels Blokker -- Methodological problems in international economic law and adjudication / Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann -- The belt and road initiative in the context of globalization / Guiguo Wang -- Technological development as a challenge for the development of air and space law / Stephan Hobe -- International humanitarian law in context / Christopher Greenwood.