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Il profilo demografico e la dimensione sociale di Montecatini Terme -- 6. La dimensione economica -- CAPITOLO 2 Il modello turistico di Montecatini Terme -- 1. Espansione e globalizzazione del turismo -- 2. Turismo, specializzazione e competitivita? -- 3. La competitivita? turistica dell'Italia -- 4. L'evoluzione del turismo a Montecatini Terme -- 5. I caratteri della specializzazione turistica: la ricettivita? -- 6. Montecatini nel sistema turistico regionale -- 7. Il modello Montecatini: una destinazione turistica first corner, matura e multispecializzata -- CAPITOLO 3 Termalismo e turismo -- 1. Una interpretazione ciclica del termalismo -- 2. Il settore termale in Italia: l'andamento recente -- 3. La crisi del termalismo e l'impatto a Montecatini -- 4. Montecatini e le altre destinazioni termali storiche italiane: i percorsi di specializzazione -- CAPITOLO 4 Il turismo sostenibile e gli Osservatori turistici di destinazione -- 1. Cardini, strumenti e azioni del turismo sostenibile -- 2. Gli indicatori di sostenibilita? e di competitivita? -- 3. La rete europea delle regioni NECSTouR -- 4. Le funzioni degli Osservatori Turistici di Destinazione -- 5. L'Osservatorio Turistico di Destinazione a Montecatini Terme -- CAPITOLO 5 Le tre dimensioni del territorio: societa?, economia, ecosistema -- 1. La ricerca sulla dimensione sociale -- 2. La dimensione economica -- 3. Turismo, Internet e competitivita? -- 4. La dimensione della sostenibilita? -- CONCLUSIONI -- BIBLIOGRAFIA E SITOGRAFIA. 330 $aTourism is a driving sector of the world economy. Tourist activities interact directly with the economic, social and ecosystemic dimension of the territories, producing intense territorial relationships characterised by a strong local-global link. To deal with the intrinsic complexity of each territorial analysis, a multiscalar (local, regional, national, European, global), multitemporal (long, medium, short term) and multidimensional (economic, social, environmental) study methodology has been chosen. The common thread runs around the examination of a pioneering tourist destination whose history has been intertwined with the birth and expansion of tourism: Montecatini Terme. The aim is to outline a tourism specialisation model starting from the territorial relationships that have marked its history, landscape, culture and oriented economic development. 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Life in the Desert -- $tTwo. New York and New Mexico -- $tThree. Two Parallel Paths (I) -- $tFour. Two Parallel Paths (II) -- $tFive. On Holy Ground -- $tSix. Pretense and Pretext -- $tSeven. A Well-Trodden Path -- $tEight. Tibet, Tantrikas, and the Hero of Chaksam Ferry -- $tNine. "The Clipper Ship of the Imagination" -- $tTen. Yoga on Fifth Avenue -- $tEleven. Tibetland and the Penthouse of the Gods -- $tTwelve. To Climb the Highest Mountains -- $tThirteen. The Aftermath -- $tFourteen. Postscript: The View from Ki, Sixty Years Later -- $tNotes -- $tBibliography -- $tIndex 330 $aIn 1937, Theos Casimir Bernard (1908-1947), the self-proclaimed "White Lama," became the third American in history to reach Lhasa, the capital city of Tibet. During his stay, he amassed the largest collection of Tibetan texts, art, and artifacts in the Western hemisphere at that time. He also documented, in both still photography and 16mm film, the age-old civilization of Tibet on the eve of its destruction by Chinese Communists. Based on thousands of primary sources and rare archival materials, Theos Bernard, the White Lama recounts the real story behind the purported adventures of this iconic figure and his role in the growth of America's religious counterculture. Over the course of his brief life, Bernard met, associated, and corresponded with the major social, political, and cultural leaders of his day, from the Regent and high politicians of Tibet to saints, scholars, and diplomats of British India, from Charles Lindbergh and Franklin Delano Roosevelt to Gandhi and Nehru. Although hailed as a brilliant pioneer by the media, Bernard also had his flaws. He was an entrepreneur propelled by grandiose schemes, a handsome man who shamelessly used his looks to bounce from rich wife to rich wife in support of his activities, and a master manipulator who concocted his own interpretation of Eastern wisdom to suit his ends. Bernard had a bright future before him, but disappeared in India during the communal violence of the 1947 Partition, never to be seen again.Through diaries, interviews, and previously unstudied documents, Paul G. Hackett shares Bernard's compelling life story, along with his efforts to awaken America's religious counterculture to the unfolding events in India, the Himalayas, and Tibet. 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