British Academy of Management

ABSTRACT This study explores the tourism behavior of an underdeveloped destination-Yozgat located in Turkey using different techniques of ethnographic research approach. We use longitudinal data, gathered sequentially from the same place over time for the data analysis. Three main factors (18 themes including 58 indicators) that identify characteristics of an underdeveloped destination are determined and illustrated. The research outputs will aid scholars and destination practitioners in understanding such a destination characteristic.

This chapter analyses how China and the UK have implemented policies transitioning away from fossil fuels to renewable energy. The UK pioneered renewable energy incentives and various government policy instruments have been applied, including direct subsidies, green certificates and feed-in-tariffs. The country now looks to move away from government incentives towards greater corporate involvement. Policies have also been introduced in transportation and other sectors, to decarbonise the economy by 2050. China represents an example of a government-led, top-down approach to energy transitioning building the world's largest installed capacity of hydropower, solar PV and wind power. In other sectors such as e-mobility, decarbonisation policies and initiatives by local and central government are driving a shift in favour of the use of electric vehicles.