Papers accepted for publication, to appear in future issues

The papers below are uncorrected proofs of peer-reviewed articles which have been accepted for this journal but not yet assigned to an issue and published. As these papers are not finalised, the text is subject to change. Please always refer to the latest version of the paper, and if you wish to cite one of these papers list it as 'forthcoming' until it is removed from this page on publication.

James Davis, Mark Jackson and Richard Jackson

Heritage Tourism and Group Identity: Polynesians in the American West (JHT-0064)

Available online 04-03-2008

Damian Stamer, Kimberly Lerdall and Chao Guo

Managing Heritage Volunteers: An Exploratory Study of Volunteer Programmes in Art Museums Worldwide (JHT043)

Available online 21-12-2007

Megha Budruk, Dave D. White, Jill A. Wodrich and Carena J. van Riper

Connecting Visitors to People and Place: Visitors' Perceptions of Authenticity at Canyon de Chelly National Monument, Arizona (JHT045)

Available online 21-12-2007

Aylin Orbasli and Simon Woodward

A Railway 'Route' as a Linear Heritage Attraction: The Hijaz Railway in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (JHT021)

Available online 28-11-2007

Warwick Frost

Popular Culture as a Different Type of Heritage: The Making of AC/DC Lane (JHT041)

Available online 28-11-2007

Renata Fox

Marin Držic´: A Case for Croatian Literary Tourism (JHT020)

Available online 28-11-2007

Lilach Lev Ari and David Mittelberg

Between Authenticity and Ethnicity: Heritage Tourism and Reethnification among Diaspora Jewish Youth (JHT027)

Available online 28-11-2007

Andrea Terry

Claiming Christmas for the Tourist: 'Living History' in Dundurn Castle (JHT029)

Available online 28-11-2007

Manuel A. Rivera, Tadayuki Hara and Gerald Kock

Economic Impact of Cultural Events: The Case of the Zora! Festival (JHT039)

Available online 28-11-2007

Anna Leask and Alan Fyall

Editorial - Introduction: Managing World Heritage (JHT054)

Available on-line 13-9-2007

Jane James and Carolyn N. Wild

The Bigger They Are, the Harder They Fall!: Sustainable Tourism Planning at Naracoorte Caves World Heritage Site, australia (JHT060)

Available on-line 13-9-2007