Investigating the idea of cosmopolitan openness: strategies, repertoires and practices

Keywords

Globalization, Openness to experience, Qualitative property, Component (thermodynamics), Qualitative research

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• Unpacking the bags: cultural literacy and cosmopolitanism in women's travel writing about the Islamic Republic 1979 - 2002Patricia Johnson — 2006
• Cultural literacy, cosmopolitanism and tourism researchPatricia Johnson — 2014
• Conceptualizing othernessLyn Calcutt, Ian Woodward, Zlatko Skrbiš — 2009
• Unpacking Prejudice: Narratives of Homophobia in Cross-National ContextU. Vieten, G. Valentine — 2016
• Beyond Fear and Towards HopeP. Gale — 2014

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