International Business Travel in the Global Economy

Professor Jonathan V. Beaverstock is Professor of Economic Geography at the University of Nottingham, UK. Dr Ben Derudder is Lecturer in Human Geography at Ghent University, Belgium. Dr James R. Faulconbridge is Lecturer in Economic Geography at Lancaster University, UK. Professor Frank Witlox is Professor of Economic Geography at Ghent University, Belgium

Chapter 1 International Business Travel and the Global Economy, Jonathan V.Beaverstock, BenDerudder, JamesFaulconbridge, FrankWitlox; Part 1 Geographies and Modes of Business Travel; Chapter 2 A People Set Apart, John T.Bowen, Jr; Chapter 3 Geographies of Business Air Travel in Europe, BenDerudder, LommeDevriendt, Nathalie VanNuffel, FrankWitlox; Chapter 4 ‘Official’ and ‘Unofficial’ Measurements of International Business Travel to and from the United Kingdom, Jonathan V.Beaverstock, JamesFaulconbridge; Chapter 5 The ‘Bizjet Set’, LucyBudd, PhilHubbard; Part 2 Business Travel and Mobility Regimes; Chapter 6 Business Travel and Portfolios of Mobility within Global Companies, JohnSalt; Chapter 7 Hierarchies in the Air, JamesWickham, AlessandraVecchi; Chapter 8 ‘...Travelling, where the Opponents are’, SvenKesselring, GerlindeVogl; Part 3 The Production and Meaning of Business Travel; Chapter 9 Business Travel and Leisure Tourism, AharonKellerman; Chapter 10 Individual Rationalities of Global Business Travel, ClausLassen; Chapter 11 Understanding Mobility in Professional Business services, AndrewJones; Chapter 12 Face-to-Face by Travel or Picture – The Relationship between Travelling and Video Communication in Business Settings, Jon Martin DenstadliMattias Gripsrud;