Guest Autonomy is a theoretical construct within the domain of guest rights that denotes the inherent capacity of a guest to exercise self-determination and make voluntary, informed decisions within a hospitality or institutional setting, distinct from analogous constructs by emphasizing the balance between host authority and guest agency.
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What is a Guest? What is a Settler?
Ruth Koleszar-Green · Cultural and Pedagogical Inquiry · 2018 · 39 citations · Full text
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