DSpace Collection:http://hdl.handle.net/10174/10232024-03-19T05:52:53Z2024-03-19T05:52:53ZBlue TourismBrito, MónicaSilveira, Luíshttp://hdl.handle.net/10174/355232023-09-11T15:50:27Z2023-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: Blue Tourism
Authors: Brito, Mónica; Silveira, Luís
Editors: Jafari, J.; Xiao, H.
Abstract: Conceito de Blue Tourism2023-01-01T00:00:00ZBlue planning – a planning model for the development of Blue Tourism in Blue SpacesBrito, MónicaSilveira, Luíshttp://hdl.handle.net/10174/355202023-09-11T14:59:22Z2023-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: Blue planning – a planning model for the development of Blue Tourism in Blue Spaces
Authors: Brito, Mónica; Silveira, Luís
Abstract: There are regions whose features allow them to function as catalysts for the health and well-being of those who live there and those who visit them. However, to make the most of this vocation, it is necessary to know and understand these regions in depth. This will make it possible to plan and implement a development model that enhances their characteristics in favour of health and well-being, making their residential and tourist functions compatible to their mutual benefit. The main objective is to propose a specific model for planning Blue Tourism in Blue Spaces. For this, the state of the art on blue territories, their characteristics and impacts on human health and well-being are analysed, and Blue Tourism is integrated in this approach. From a diachronic perspective, tourism planning models are broached, and an innovative proposal is made. It takes the form of a theoretical model that is based on a thorough knowledge of the tourism vocation of blue territories and aims to develop a sustainable Blue Tourism. It sets out to improve the quality of life of local residents and the quality of the tourist experience for visitors, and to promote the health and well-being of both.2023-01-01T00:00:00ZPotencialidades do Whatsapp num estudo qualitativo sobre práticas alimentares na geração millennialSuárez Gómez, M.Costa, Rosalinahttp://hdl.handle.net/10174/343692023-02-14T16:13:41Z2021-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: Potencialidades do Whatsapp num estudo qualitativo sobre práticas alimentares na geração millennial
Authors: Suárez Gómez, M.; Costa, Rosalina
Abstract: Este texto discute as potencialidades da plataforma WhatsApp no contexto mais amplo de uma investigação qualitativa sobre práticas alimentares entre a geração Millennial. Um estudo qualitativo misto foi desenvolvido em 2019, com 22 millennials, portugueses e espanhóis, conjugando um diário de alimentação partilhado através de WhatsApp com uma entrevista semiestruturada. A análise de dados e interpretação de resultados apoiada por NVivo fez emergir três temas chave para a problematização do recurso ao WhatsApp enquanto ferramenta ao serviço da investigação qualitativa: (1) o compromisso gerado entre entrevistadora e informante através da partilha por WhatsApp; (2) a gestão das expectativas em face de um eventual digital divide entre entrevistadora e informante; (3) e a questão ética associada à partilha de informação em rede. Como conclusão destaca-se a mais valia da ferramenta, assim como a necessidade de estabelecer directrizes éticas em torno da segurança, privacidade e integridade dos dados assim recolhidos.2021-01-01T00:00:00Z(No) Time for shopping! Using family practices to add depth and breadth to the everyday life of parents with young childrenCosta, Rosalinahttp://hdl.handle.net/10174/343422023-02-14T15:32:59Z2021-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: (No) Time for shopping! Using family practices to add depth and breadth to the everyday life of parents with young children
Authors: Costa, Rosalina
Abstract: The family practices approach, as insightfully conceptualized by David Morgan, emphasizes activities, routine, and daily life, while recognizing the fluid, complex and open to change nature of the concept of family and its multiple connections with different arenas and dimensions of social life. Inspired by such a theoretical perspective, this paper presents an innovative perspective on an apparently unimportant yet regular activity in the daily lives of many families and individuals. Building on the concept of the everyday and family practices, it advances on what the scientific literature points to as the “grey zone of grocery shopping”, pre-ordered and mutually exclusive spheres and (old) boundaries between family, work, and consumption. Empirically, the paper turns to data collected through 30 episodic interviews carried out in Portugal with individuals, parents of children 3-14 years old. Data were explored through a qualitative content analysis making use of software NVivo. The paper attests to the richness, plasticity, and timeliness of Morgan's work to understand established debates in family studies, while opening space for future research on the multiple and overlapping connections between family and time, space, gender, and consumption.2021-01-01T00:00:00Z