What Happened? What Will Be? - A Path-Dependency Analysis of Donated Tourism Projects in South East Europe
Özet
Theoretical background: It is believed that term “Balkanisation” was used for the first time in 1860-tiesby English colonial aspirants to describe socio-economic development status of permanently dividedSudan, and, of course, that being a base for foreign intervention that would bring a peace, prosperityand democracy for local tribes once reconciled. Now, the Balkans are said to be the region underpermanent institutional reconstruction. The term “path-dependence” means "history matters“ whichreduces simply to "everything has causes" (Pierson 2004:web). So, the purposes of this paper is todescribe path-dependency expected perspectives, once it comes to understanding current situation inhow do residents of post-conflict areas communicate.Methods: International donor organised for a certain tourism development projects implementation inthe Eastern Western Balkans. This paper is organised from the perspective of foreign researcher -bricoleur, as a triangulation of a field data in order to justify both: the evaluations and the conclusions.Results, findings: Communicological analysis of field action research cases of tourist programs donatedby international community, based on path-dependency expectations, indicates that whenever one hassituation of aid-receiver communicating internally in a way of dealing with intrasocial re-distribution ofnational wealth, a interest in tourist projects economically connoted is infinitesimal. Probably, as long asit takes until perceived gains of such “internal” projects are higher in comparison to “external” benefits.
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Ejovoc (Electronic Journal of Vocational Colleges)Cilt
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https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/pub/ejovoc/issue/5391/73108https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/download/article-file/62565
https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11857/3966
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