Reputation measurement: a tool for ski station applied to Isère Mountain by Céline Desmoulins

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Living in the mountains: Mobilities, forms of residentiality and local identities of new inhabitants of a Swiss ski resort by Andrea Friedli

“…This contribution focuses on the (re)negotiation of the local identities and “local knowledge” in Verbier, a ski resort in the Swiss Alps. Verbier grew from a small mountain hamlet to a pulsating resort for ski tourists over the last 50 years, and currently, new residents and people practicing multilocal residentiality reshape the local communities and representations of the locality.…”
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De l’ascension à la descension, deux manières d’aborder le paysage ? by Xavier Cailhol

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Expériences paysagères et pratique du ski de randonnée dans les Alpes françaises by Stéphane Marpot, Laine Chanteloup, Clémence Perrin-Malterre

“…In this article, we propose to examine the landscape experiences of cross-country skiers visiting various alpine mountain ranges. We will show that, for these skiers, the landscape can be considered in several ways. …”
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Gouvernance touristique des grandes stations et durabilité. Une lecture en termes de proximité by Emmanuelle Marcelpoil, Vincent Boudières

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La production d’un paysage par et pour le ski by Caterina Franco

“…This paper examines, through a historical perspective, the interrelations between the designing of new tourist resorts and the transformation of high mountain landscapes. Indeed, the creation of ski resorts is not only realised by the implantation of buildings and infrastructures at high altitudes. …”
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Protection de l’environnement et développement touristique en station : du conflit à l’organisation des proximités by Emmanuelle Marcelpoil, Laurent Langlois

“…The whole concept linking the economy, the environment and life in general, is now proving especially relevant to ski resorts. Such resorts whilst being the subject of socio-economic consideration are also catalysts for environmental protection, as befits the rich ecological interest to be found in the mountains. …”
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Trajectoires géographiques et paysagères de friches sportives en montagne by Laurent Astrade, Marie Forget, Christophe Gauchon, Camille Girault, Caroline Meynet

“…This article investigates the trajectories of landscapes in mountain areas developed for alpine skiing during the second half of the 20th century and looks at those where the activity is partially or totally abandoned today. …”
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La fabrique de la protection by Lionel Laslaz, Agathe Robert-Kérivel, Chloé Vial-Pailler, Camille Noûs

“…A reflection on the notion of contiguity and gateway allows us to think about their different strategies of articulation with areas equipped for tourism, notably ski areas. The ability to circulate in the reserves with more or less constraints also contributes to their acceptance.…”
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HIGH-ALTITUDE ILLNESS by Dwitya Elvira

“…The attention was given to this disease due to the rising popularity of extreme sports (high mountain climbing, skiing and snowboarding) and the ease and availability of the current travelling, almost each year, millions of people could be exposed to the danger of HAI. …”
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A Case of Nonunion Avulsion Fracture of the Anterior Tibial Eminence by Satoru Atsumi, Yuji Arai, Shuji Nakagawa, Hiroaki Inoue, Kazuya Ikoma, Hiroyoshi Fujiwara, Toshikazu Kubo

“…This report describes a 55-year-old woman who experienced an avulsion fracture of the right anterior tibial eminence during recreational skiing. Sixteen months later, she presented at our hospital with limitation of right knee extension. …”
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