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Laura W. Jodice
Laura W. Jodice
Research Associate, Department of Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Management, Clemson University
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A modified involvement scale
G Kyle, J Absher, W Norman, W Hammitt, L Jodice
Leisure Studies 26 (4), 399-427, 2007
4082007
Segmenting anglers using their consumptive orientation profiles
G Kyle, W Norman, L Jodice, A Graefe, A Marsinko
Human Dimensions of Wildlife 12 (2), 115-132, 2007
1032007
The role of heritage and cultural elements in coastal tourism destination preferences: A choice modeling–based analysis
RG Lacher, CO Oh, LW Jodice, WC Norman
Journal of Travel Research 52 (4), 534-546, 2013
922013
Place attachment and marine recreationists' attitudes toward offshore wind energy development
MTJ Brownlee, JC Hallo, LW Jodice, DWD Moore, RB Powell, BA Wright
Journal of Leisure Research 47 (2), 263-284, 2015
692015
How do tourists search for tourism information via smartphone before and during their trip?
S Kang, LW Jodice, WC Norman
Tourism Recreation Research, 1-12, 2019
622019
Marketing locally harvested shrimp to South Carolina coastal visitors: The development of a culinary tourism supply chain
C Deale, WC Norman, LW Jodice
Journal of Culinary Science & Technology 6 (1), 5-23, 2008
272008
Coastal Tourist Interest in Value-Added, Aquaculture-Based, Culinary Tourism Opportunities
G Kim, LN Duffy, LW Jodice, WC Norman
Coastal Management 45 (4), 310-329, 2017
242017
Comparing importance and confidence for production and source attributes of seafood among residents and tourists in South Carolina and Florida coastal communities
LW Jodice, WC Norman
Appetite, 104510, 2019
162019
A multi-level analysis of mixed gender couple’s food decisions in a tourism context
G Coskun, LW Jodice, DW Moore
Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Insights 2 (2), 121-144, 2019
102019
Interest in “virtual” and “real” shrimp related experiences among coastal and shrimp festival tourists in South Carolina, USA
LW Jodice, WC Norman
Proceedings of the Coastal and Marine Tourism Congress (CMT’07), Auckland …, 2007
92007
Coastal Gastronomy: Envisioning a South Carolina Seafood Trail
LW Jodice, G Ramshaw, A Sirima, L Goris
Journal of Gastronomy and Tourism 3 (1), 1-16, 2018
82018
Perceptions of Marine Aquaculture in Coastal Tourist Destinations in the US Southeastern Region
LW Jodice, WC Norman, J Davis, G Coskun, S Kang
Technical Report. Clemson University-South Carolina Sea Grant, Clemson, SC, 2015
72015
Investigating Marine Recreational Fishing Stakeholders’ Perspectives across Three South Carolina Coastal Regions: The First Step towards Collaboration
K Woosnam, L Jodice, A Von Harten, R Rhodes
Journal of Extension 46 (2), 2008
72008
An international workshop, Training Managers For 21st Century Fisheries, Queenstown, New Zealand, December 5-7, 2001
LW Jodice, G Sylvia, M Harte, S Hanna, K Stokes
Special Report 1045, 2003
62003
Tourists' Attitudes Toward the Benefits of Mariculture: A Case of Decision-making in Marine Tourism in Southeast USA
G Kim, LW Jodice, LN Duffy, WC Norman
Tourism in Marine Environments 15 (1), 29-45, 2020
52020
Boat Captain Perspectives on adding non-consumptive value to charter experiences on the South Carolina coast
JR Bachman, LW Jodice, WE Hammitt, CO Oh
Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism 18, 34-43, 2017
52017
EVALUATION OF CURRICULUM-BASED EDUCATION PROGRAMS AT EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK
R Powell, LW Jodice, MJ Stern
52013
IFQs and responsible fisheries policy
M Harte, S Larkin, G Sylvia, D Huppert, G Kailis, M Arbuckle, L Jodice
52009
The Training Managers for 21st Century Fisheries Initiative: Summary and Recommendations from the Inaugural International Workshop
M Harte, G Sylvia, S Hanna, LW Jodice, K Stokes
42002
The Training Managers for 21st Century Fisheries Initiative: Summary and Recommendations from the Inaugural International Workshop
LW Jodice, G Sylvia, M Harte, S Hanna, K Stokes
International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2002
42002
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