ANOMIE,EGO-ENHANCEMENT AND TOURISM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thanks first of all should go to those visitors to Barbados who so generously respond. ed to the calls made upon their time in giving the actual interviews.Gratitude should. also be expressed to Joyce Cole in the department of Sociology at the University of the West Indies,not only for her advice,but also for preparing the undergraduates in research methodology.Naturally one is particularly indebted to the above students for conducting the interviews of this study. BIBLIOGRAPHY I.Burgess,E.,et al.,The Family:From Institution to Companionship,3rd edn.,New York:American Book Co.,1963. 2.Cohen,A.,Deviance and Control,Englewood Cliffs NJ:Prentice-Hall,1966. 3.Dann,G.,"The Holiday was Simply Fantastic,"The Tourist Review,(Case Postale 2728,3001 Berne,.Switzerland)No.3,1976,pp.17-23. 4.Durkheim,E.,Suicide:A Study in Sociology,trans.G.Simpson,Glencoe Illinois: Free Press,1952. 5.Johnston,R.,"Motivation in a Changing Environment,"Operations Bulletin, American Hotel and Motel Association,Sept.1970. 6.Lundberg,D.,The Tourist Business,Boston,Massachusetts:Cahners Books.1971. 7.Marx,K.,Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts,1844,reprinted in E.Fromm, ed.,Marx's Concept of Man,trans.T.Bottomore,New York:Fredrick Ungar, 196L,pp.93-l09. 8.McKennell,A.,"Attitude Measurement:Use of Coefficient Alpha with Cluster and Factor Analysis,"in Sociology,vol.4,no.2.May 1970,pp.227-245 9.Merton,R.,Social Theory and Social Structure,revised edn.,New York:Free Press,1968,pp.131-194. 10.Rose,G.,"Anomie and Deviation,"British Journal of Sociology,vol.XVII, no.I,March 1966,pp.29-44. 194 ANNALS OF TOURISM RESEARCH,Mar/Apr '77ANOMIE, EGO--ENHANCEMENT AND TOURISM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thanks first of all should go to those visitors to Barbados who so generously respond￾ed to the calls made upon their time in giving the actual interviews. Gratitude should also be expressed to Joyce Cole in the department of Sociology at the University of the West Indies, not only for her advice, but also for preparing the undergraduates in research methodology. Naturally one is particularly indebted to the above students for conducting the interviews of this study. BIBLIOGRAPHY 1. Burgess, E., et al., The Family: From Institution to Companionship, 3rd edn., New York: American Book Co., 1963. 2. Cohen, A., Deviance and Control, Englewood Cliffs NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1966. 3. Dann, G., "The Holiday was Simply Fantastic," The Tourist Review, (Case Postale 2728, 3001 Berne,. Switzerland) No. 3, 1976, pp. 17-23. 4. Durkheim, E., Suicide: A Study in Sociology, trans. G. Simpson, Glencoe Illinois: Free Press, 1952. 5. Johnston, R., "Motivation in a Changing Environment," Operations Bulletin, American Hotel and Motel Association, Sept. 1970. 6. Lundberg, D., The Tourist Business, Boston, Massachusetts: Cahners Books. 1971. 7. Marx,K, Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts, 1844, reprinted in E. Fromm, ed., Marx's Concept of Man, trans. T. Bottomore, New York: Fredrick Ungar, 1961, pp. 93-109. 8. McKennell, A., "Attitude Measurement: Use of Coefficient Alpha with Cluster and Factor AnaLysis," in Sociology, vol. 4, no. 2. May 1970, pp. 227-245. 9. Merton, R., Social Theory and Social Structure, revised edn., New York: Free Press, 1968, pp. 131-194. 10. Rose, G., "Anomie and Deviation," British Journal of Sociology, vol. XVII, no. l, March 1966, pp. 29-44. 194 ANNALS OF TOURISM RESEARCH, Mar/Apr '77