Month: June 2026

• Navigating Risks in Ethical Tourism Entrepreneurship

  I enjoy going back to my academic research and translating it into something more accessible. In this post, I revisit a paper I co-authored with Prof MariaLaura Di Domenico and Prof Graham Miller on a fascinating topic: how entrepreneurs in sustainable tourism deal with risk. For those interested, the original academic article is: Power, S.,…

  Susann Power

  June 30, 2026

  Entrepreneurship, Speaking Plainly

  business, coping strategy, entrepreneur, Entrepreneurship, ethical tourism, intelligence, original research, risk, tourism research

• Bridging the Gap: From Understanding to Action in Research and Policy

  “Researchers are excellent at understanding things. But they are often very bad at distilling that understanding into precise recommendations for change. Policymakers, by contrast, have no time at all to understand anything. They are under constant pressure to decide what to do about it.” — Jackson (2025), The Care Economy This quote has stayed with…

  Susann Power

  June 12, 2026

  Academic Encounters, Beach, Policy

  Beach Clean 2.0, circular waste management, enviro-leisure activism, Future Island-Island, Knowledge Exchange, marine litter, Northern Ireland Assembly, positive design