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Journal of Sustainable Tourism | 1994

Is rural tourism a lever for economic and social development

Xavier Greffe

The development of tourist activities in rural areas has accelerated in recent years, and there is nothing to suggest it will not continue. This expectation of growth is underpinned by a number of factors that can scarcely be concerted. But the problem is now to make rural tourism a possible engine for development, for many reasons. As with any export activity, tourism is a source of income and employment. Because it requires upstream goods and services, tourism serves as a lever for a whole series of activities. The vital question is then how can the services rendered and the products offered be made as varied as possible, so as to be able to attract an increasing number of tourists and maximise the amount they spend locally. Some rural tourism policies must then be implemented: protecting and providing amenities for potential areas of attraction; aiding the renovation and extension of supply; ensuring solvable demand; training people in rural development


Journal of Arts Management Law and Society | 2004

Artistic jobs in a Digital Age

Xavier Greffe

Discusses the impact of digital technology on artistic jobs. Limitations of digital technology; Changes in the production of animated images; Use of computers in artistic works; Information on on-line writing; Definition of plastic artists.


Journal of Arts Management Law and Society | 2011

The Economic Impact of the Louvre

Xavier Greffe

The economic importance of cultural activities for economic development is frequently emphasized. This is the case for the Louvre, often considered as the worlds leading museum: more than eight and half million visitors, exceptional collections, and unrivaled location at the heart of Paris. Considering the “average option,” it can be said that its impact is very favorable: a gross value of €938 million, a net tax gain of €39 million, and between 12,738 and 18,090 jobs created. But another important lesson may be drawn: the Louvre does not fully benefit yet from its intellectual property rights, due to a management that has been very shy in the past, but that can be very promising for the future.


Journal of Cultural Heritage | 2004

Is heritage an asset or a liability

Xavier Greffe


City, culture and society | 2012

Intangible cultural heritage: Safeguarding for creativity

Francesca Cominelli; Xavier Greffe


City, culture and society | 2016

From Culture to Creativity and the Creative Economy: A New Agenda for Cultural Economics

Xavier Greffe


Entrepreneurship and Regional Development | 1990

The characteristics of self developing régions

Xavier Greffe


Chapters | 2013

Why and How Intangible Cultural Heritage Should Be Safeguarded

Francesca Cominelli; Xavier Greffe


Journal of Cultural Economics | 2016

Autographs and the global art market: the case of hedonic prices for French autographs (1960–2005)

Pierre-Charles Pradier; François Gardes; Xavier Greffe; Ileana Miranda Mendoza


Documents de travail du Centre d'Economie de la Sorbonne | 2014

Are autographs integrating the global art market? The case of hedonic prices for French autographs (1960-2005)

Ileana Miranda Mendoza; François Gardes; Xavier Greffe; Pierre-Charles Pradier

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