Kathleen L. Andereck
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Kathleen L. Andereck is a leading scholar in tourism and hospitality research, whose work has profoundly shaped the understanding of sustainable tourism, community impacts, and visitor experiences. Her major contributions center on the intersection of tourism development and local community well-being, particularly through her pioneering studies on residents' perceptions of tourism and the ethical implications of emerging technologies in hospitality. Her most-cited paper, "Developing and validating an ethical risk scale for service robots in hospitality" (2025), with 6 citations, exemplifies her forward-thinking approach to addressing contemporary challenges in the industry. Andereck’s research has been instrumental in advancing methodologies for measuring tourism’s social and cultural effects, earning her widespread recognition as a thought leader. Her work is frequently cited in policy discussions and academic curricula, influencing how destinations balance economic growth with community values. Beyond her publications, she has served as a mentor to countless students and researchers, fostering a new generation of scholars dedicated to ethical and sustainable tourism practices.
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