Qualifications:
2005-2008 PhD Post-conflict tourism development in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Concept of Phoenix Tourism, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK
2005-2006 Postgraduate Certificate in Research Methodology, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK
2004-2005 Postgraduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning, University of Rijeka, Faculty of Philosophy, Rijeka, Croatia
2001-2002 MA Tourism and Built Environment, University of Westminster, London (with merit)
1996-2001 BSc (Hons) Economics, University of Rijeka, Croatia, Principal’s Award winner
1998 Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration, Completed courses in Small Business and Entrepreneurship, International Financial Markets and German Language.
Memberships:
Royal Geographic Society
International Institute for Peace through Tourism Educators Network
Personal Profile:
I am interested in the creation of knowledge through the emancipatory and interpretive research paradigms in exploring geopolitical, social, economy and cultural context under which tourism exist, giving the emancipation to the marginalised, peripheral and silent voices in tourism.
The methodology is applied to the discourse of the peace and tourism, sport and adventure tourism, diaspora, tour guiding and contested heritage, the phenomenon and meaning of the peripheral tourism regions, cultural tourism, “dark tourism”.
Recent Publications:
JOURNAL ARTICLES AND BOOK CHAPTERS
Book Chapter Submission (June 1st 2010), Causevic, S. and Lynch, P. Dialectical triad of war peace and tourism Second edition of Critical Turn in Tourism Studies, in (eds) Morgan, N. Ateljevic, I. and Pritchard, A. Elsevier
Causevic, S. (in press), Book review, Journal of Heritage Tourism, Reviewed book: Anico, E. and Peralta M. (2009), Heritage and identity: engagement and demission in the contemporary world, Routledge.
Causevic, S. (in press), Tourism which erases Borders: an Introspection into Bosnia and Herzegovina, in (eds) Moufakkir, O. and Kelly, I. Tourism, Peace and Progress, CABI Publishing
Causevic, S. and Lynch, P. (2009) Hospitality as a human phenomenon: host-guest relationships in a post-conflict Bosnia and Herzegovina, Tourism and Hospitality: Planning & Development, 6(2) 121-132
Causevic, S. (2009): Bosnia and Herzegovina, tourism and borders, Integra, Zeitschrift fűr Integrativen Tourismus und Entwicklung, 01/2009 12-15
Causevic, S. and Lynch, P. (2008) Tourism development and contested Communities, EspacesTemps.net, Textuel, (open access) http://espacestemps.net/document6443.html.
Cauševic S. and Tomljenovic R., (2003) World Heritage Site, tourism and city' rejuvenation: The case of Porec, Croatia, Tourism, 51(4) 417-426
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
Causevic, S. and Lynch P. Heritage Management in a Post-Conflict context, International Sociological Association, International Tourism (RC50),July 11th – 17th 2010, Gothenburg, Sweden.
Causevic, S. Role of Tourism and Heritage Interpretation in the Normalization of Social Relationships in Bosnia and Herzegovina, International Peace Research Association (IPRA) Global Conference, ‘COMMUNICATING PEACE’ July 6th-10th 2010, University of Sydney, Australia.
Causevic, S. and Lynch, P. Addressing social relationships through tourism in a post-conflict setting, 3rd International Critical Tourism Studies (CTS) Conference, Connecting Academies of Hope: Critical Actions and Creative Vistas, June 21st – 24th 2009, Zadar, Croatia.
Causevic, S. Tourism which erases borders: the case on Bosnia and Herzegovina, International Institute for Peace through Tourism, 1st IIPT European Conference, Bridging the North - South Divide through Sustainable Tourism Development, 21st -24th October 2008, Leeuwarden, the Netherlands. (the paper is not refered)
Causevic, S. and Lynch, P. Hospitality as a human phenomenon: host-guest relationships in a post-conflict setting, Council for Hospitality Management Education (CHME) Research Conference, May 14th-16th 2008, Glasgow, UK.
Association of Social Anthropologists, Thinking through tourism, Causevic, S. and Lynch, P. Tourism development after a long- term political conflict: an issue of Northern Ireland, April 10th - 13th 2007, London Metropolitan University, UK.
Causevic, S. Healing the Wounds of Conflict: Tourism as a Way to Social and Economic Recovery, International Hospitality and Tourism Virtual Conference (IHTVC), sponsored by University of Strathclyde Glasgow, Purdue University, Hong Kong Polytechnic and Victoria University Melbourne, May 24th – May 28thst 2006.
Causevic, S. and Kokkranikal, J. Current Issues in Tourism Development after Long Term Political Turmoil, International Institute for Peace through Tourism, 3rd Global Summit, October 2nd – 5th 2005, Pattaya, Thailand.
Causevic, S. Alleviating Seasonality by Expanding on the New Markets: Study of Tourism in Istria, Croatia International Hospitality and Tourism Virtual Conference (IHTVC), sponsored by University of Strathclyde Glasgow, Purdue University, Hong Kong Polytechnic and Victoria University Melbourne, April 17th – April 21st 2005.
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