FMA1203Q Contemplating Theme Parks

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BookLewis, H., & Gertsakis, J. (2001). Design + environment: a global guide to designing greener goods. Sheffield: Greenleaf.

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Milman, A. 2009. "Evaluating the guest experience at theme parks: an empirical investigation of key attributes." International Journal of Tourism Research 11(4):373-87. doi: 10.1002/jtr.710..

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Muniandy, P. (2012). Malaysia's coming out! critical cosmopolitans, religious politics and democracy. Asian Journal of Social Science, 40(5-6), 582-607.

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Guest experiences in Disney theme parks

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Reference listChuan, K. E. 2010. "Will Singapore's fertility rise in the near future? a cohort analysis of fertility." Asian Population Studies 6:69-82.

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Hoffstaedter, Gerhard and J.P. Sardon. 2008. "Representing culture in malaysian cultural theme parks: Tensions and contradictions." Anthropological Forum 18(2):139-60.

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Reference list Clavé, Salvador Anton. 2004. The Global theme park industry. Cambridge, MA: CABI

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Authors cited for the first time: Jatrana, Toyota and Yeoh (2005)

Authors cited subsequently: Jatrana et al. (2005)

Reference listJatrana, S, M Toyota, and BSA Yeoh, eds. 2005. "Migration and health in Asia." New York: Routledge.

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Lowenthal, David. 2002. "The past as a theme park." in Theme park landscapes, edited by T. Young and R. Riley. Washington: Dumbarton Oaks Publications.

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In text Media Development Authority of Singapore (2010)

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Media Development Authority of Singapore. 2010. “Media classification: video games.” Singapore: Media Development Authority. Retrieved August 16, 2010 (http://mda.gov.sg/Public/MediaClassification/Pages/VideoGames.aspx).

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