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The Power of Social Gastronomy Entrepreneurship in Transforming A Terror-Stricken City into A Tourism Destination: A Case Study Practice

Emre Erbaş(MEHMET AKIF ERSOY UNIVERSITY, BURDUR VOCATIONAL SCHOOL)0000-0003-3595-8676
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553–566
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2022-12-19
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Reflexive thematic analysis and interpretive structural modeling, as a mixed method research design, will also help decision makers and researchers to gain a designing perspective such an intricate nature of this ecology.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Can gastronomy, as a social identity reflecting society, be used as an effective tool in community-based development and the transformation of tourism?
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Key Findings & Data:To gain a comprehensive understanding of such a social ecological change, a strategy-as-practice perspective will provide a theoretical foundation by demonstrating how social microprocesses exposed such a macro outcome.
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Conclusion & Impact:Reflexive thematic analysis and interpretive structural modeling, as a mixed method research design, will also help decision makers and researchers to gain a designing perspective such an intricate nature of this ecology.
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⚙️Variables:Social entrepreneurship · social gastronomy · social ecology

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Can gastronomy, as a social identity reflecting society, be used as an effective tool in community-based development and the transformation of tourism? In this study, we are looking for a deep yes to the answer to this question by using the narratives of Ebru Baybara Demir, who is known globally as a social gastronomy chef and who has been effective with social gastronomy entrepreneurship in the transformation of a terror-stricken city into a community-based tourism destination. To gain a comprehensive understanding of such a social ecological change, a strategy-as-practice perspective will provide a theoretical foundation by demonstrating how social microprocesses exposed such a macro outcome. Reflexive thematic analysis and interpretive structural modeling, as a mixed method research design, will also help decision makers and researchers to gain a designing perspective such an intricate nature of this ecology.

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Erbaş, E. (2022). The Power of Social Gastronomy Entrepreneurship in Transforming A Terror-Stricken City into A Tourism Destination: A Case Study Practice. Turizm Akademik Dergisi, Cilt: 9 Sayı: 2, 553–566. https://ajindex.com/articles/1327788

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