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spectateurs (ou visiteurs). 349 Marc Abélès, Susan Carol Rogers, “ Introduction ”, L’Homme 121, janvier-mars 1992, XXXII (1), pp.7-13 350 Pour les revues scientifiques : Annals of Tourism Research, Tourism Management (Etats Unis, Université du Wisconsin-Stout), Tourist Studies (Australie et Royaume-Unis, Université de Tasmanie, et Université de Durham), Téoros (Canada, Université du Québec à Montréal), Loisir et Société (Canada, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivière) 351 Anne Thierry, Etat des lieux des