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Axelsen, Megan
Bauthier, Isabelle
Bell, Barbara
Berridge, Graham
Bowdin, Glenn A. et al.
Bradley, Andrew
Brown, Lorraine et al.
Buczkowska, Karolina
Carlsen, Jack et al.
Correia, Leonida et al.
Cubillo Pinilla, Jose
Maria et al.
Dickson, Geoff
DiDomenico, Catherine et
al.
Dutton, Jon et al.
Ehsani, Mohammad
Ferrari, Sonia
Finkel, Rebecca
Fleming, Scott et al.
Foley, Malcolm et al.
Frew, Elspeth
Garcia, Beatrîz
Godfrey, John
Grossman, Arnold et al.
Hall, Tim, et al.
Henson, Malcolm
Hickling, Deborah A.
Higham, James
Jackson, Caroline
Jarman, David
Johnston, Margaret et al.
Jordan, Leslie-Ann
Kay, Tess
Kemp, Chris
Kennedy, Eileen et al.
Lamb, David
Laws, Chantal
Lökman, Paula
Lourenço, LinaSofia
et al.
Macbeth, Jessica et al.
Mair, Judith
Martire, Agustina
Matrahazi, Zoltan
Milne, Simon et al.
Moreira, Pedro, et al.
Nelson, Kathleen B.
Niaah, Salini
Nichols, Geoff et al.
Oh, Miyoung
Pattison, Hannah
Pussard, Helen
Reid, Gavin
Reid, Sacha
Rodrigues, AnaPaula
Sadd, Deborah
Sandle, Doug
Sharples, Liz et al.
Sherwood, Peter
Shin, Young-Sun
Singh, Ajit
Slabbert, Elmarie et al.
Smith-Christensen, Cecilie
Snape, Bob et al.
Stanley Niaah, Sonjah
Stengs, Irene
Stewart, Mark
Sun, Xiaoke et al.
Suvantola, Jaaklo
Taylor, Ruth
Turner, Daniel
Vaccaro, Valerie L. et al.
Veal, A. J.
Viviers, Pièrre
Watson, Beccy et al.
White, Leanne
Whitford, Michelle
Wood, Emma, H. et al.
Wright, Richard
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 Festivals
and Events: Beyond Economic Impacts
July 6-8, 2005, Napier University, Edinburgh
PROGRAMME
Abstracts and authors'
biographical notes will also be linked from this page shortly.
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| KEYNOTE
SESSION 1 Wednesday July 6, 1.30~3.00p.m. |
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| PARALLEL SESSION 1
Wednesday July 6, 3.30-4.30p.m. |
| 1 A Cultural /
Social Impacts -- Media |
| 1A |
1 |
3.30-3.50 |
Deborah
A. Hickling |
University
of the West Indies; Mona Campus |
Jamaica |
Of Course
We Can! Finding Legitimacy in Television Broadcasting of Special
Events |
| 1A |
2 |
3.50-4.10 |
Dr.
Gavin Reid |
Glasgow Caledonian
University |
UK |
The MTV Europe
Music awards Edinburgh03: Delivering Cultural Citizenship |
| 1A |
3 |
4.10-4.30 |
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| 1 B Policy, Planning,
Management |
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| 1B |
1 |
3.30-3.50 |
Ms.
Ruth Taylor |
Curtin University |
Australia |
Developing a Political
Market Square Approach to Stakeholder Analysis in Events |
| 1B |
2 |
3.50-4.10 |
Dr.
Bob Snape and Mr. Phil Binks |
University
of Bolton |
UK |
"Events,
Dear Boy, Events'': Chance, Opportunism and Unpredictability
in Pre-event Planning for Post-event Function: A Case Study of
the Bolton Arena |
| 1B |
3 |
4.10-4.30 |
Ms.
Michelle Whitford |
The University
of Queensland |
Australia |
Eventually
Expanding? Mapping the Event Policy Community of Local South
East Queensland Governments |
| 1 C Case Studies
-- Celebrating History |
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| 1C |
1 |
3.30-3.50 |
Helen
Pussard |
Roehampton
University |
UK |
'Nothing If
Not Catholic': Everyday Festivals and Events at Pleasure Grounds
in Inter-war England |
| 1C |
2 |
3.50-4.10 |
Prof.
Catherine Di Domenico and Dr. MariaLaura DiDomenico |
University
of Abertay, Dundee, UK [and University of Cambridge] |
UK |
Celebrating
and Reinterpreting a Scottish Heroine at Home and Abroad: the
Mary Slessor Connection |
| 1C |
3 |
4.10-4.30 |
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| 1 D Open Stream
-- Aspects of Leisure Participation |
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| 1D |
1 |
3.30-3.50 |
Dr.Geoff
Nichols and Michael Shepard |
Sheffield
University Management School |
UK |
Volunteering
in Sport: the Use of Ratio Analysis to Analyse Volunteering and
Participation |
| 1D |
2 |
3.50-4.10 |
Dr.
Tess Kay |
Loughborough
University |
UK |
Where's Dad?
Fatherhood in Leisure Studies |
| 1D |
3 |
4.10-4.30 |
Mr.
Malcolm Henson |
Staffordshire
University |
UK |
Leisure Rich
and Leisure Poor. A
Comparison of the Leisure Lifestyles of Students at Two Junior
High Schools in Okinawa |
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| KEYNOTE SESSION 2
Wednesday July 6, 4.45~5.30p.m. |
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Thursday July 8, 9.00~10.30a.m. |
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| PARALLEL SESSION 2
Thursday July 7, 11.00a.m.~12.30 p.m. |
| 2 A Cultural /
Social Impacts |
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| 2A |
1 |
11.00-11.20 |
Prof.
Jaakko Suvantola |
University
of Joensuu, Finland |
Finland |
Professionals
in, Volunteers Out? A Case-study of a Religious Via Dolorosa
Event |
| 2A |
2 |
11.20-11.40 |
Ms.
Barbara Bell |
Edge Hill
College |
UK |
"Football's
coming home: and it's not for boys": How is Euro 2005 Impacting
on Women's Football in the North West of England? |
| 2A |
3 |
11.45-12.05 |
Dr.
Caroline Jackson |
Bournemouth
University |
UK |
The Experiential
Impacts of Events |
| 2A |
4 |
12.05-12.25 |
Prof.
Jack Carlsen, Jane Ali-Knight and Martin Robertson |
Napier University |
UK |
Beyond Economic
Impact Research. A Research Agenda for Edinburgh, Scotland |
| 2 B Research --
Design and Analysis |
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| 2B |
1 |
11.00-11.20 |
Dr.
Graham Berridge |
Thames Valley
University |
UK |
Reflecting
on the Design of Event Experiences |
| 2B |
2 |
11.20-11.40 |
Mr.
Glenn A J Bowdin and Mr. Ivor Church |
Leeds Metropolitan
University |
UK |
A Content
Analysis of Event Management (Formerly Festival Management and
Event Tourism) |
| 2B |
3 |
11.45-12.05 |
Ms.
Emma H. Wood and Dr. Lisa S. Robinson |
Leeds Metropolitan
University |
UK |
Evaluating
the Social Impacts of Community and Local Government Events:
a Practical Overview of Research Methods and Measurement tools. |
| 2B |
4 |
12.05-12.25 |
Prof.
Chris Kemp |
Buckinhamshire
Chilterns University College |
UK |
The Topophobic
and Topophilic Relationship of Music Festival Attendees to the
Particular Event Venue, and the Impact of these Relationships
on the Success of an Event |
| 2 C Case Studies
-- Sport |
Top of
page |
| 2C |
1 |
11.00-11.20 |
Ms.
Rebecca Finkel |
King's College
London |
UK |
Unicycling
at Land's End: Case Study of the Lafrowda Festival of St Just,
Cornwall |
| 2C |
2 |
11.20-11.40 |
Prof.
Simon Milne, Dr. Geoff Dickson, Anna McElrea and Vanessa Clark |
Auckland University
of Technology |
New Zealand |
Beyond the
Bright Lights and Big Cities: the Economic Impact of Sport Events
in Regional New Zealand |
| 2C |
3 |
11.45-12.05 |
Dr.
Eileen Kennedy, Helen Pussard and Dr. Andrew Thornton |
Roehampton
University |
UK |
Leap for London?
Contextualising Postmodern Sport Spectacle |
| 2C |
4 |
12.05-12.25 |
Ms
Miyoung Oh |
Roehampton
University |
UK |
'Mom, I've
Won.': Gendered Identity Construction of Korean Women through
Sport Spectacle |
| 2 D Image / Identity
/ Marketing |
Top of
page |
| 2D |
1 |
11.00-11.20 |
Prof.
Malcolm Foley, Dr. Gayle McPherson and Dr. Cathy Matheson |
Glasgow CaledonianUniversity
and Queen Margaret University College |
UK |
Cultural Identity
and Festivity: Generating Singapore through Citizenship and Enterprise
in Events Activity |
| 2D |
2 |
11.20-11.40 |
Dr.
Tim Hall and Dr. Andrew Bradley |
University
of Gloucestershire |
UK |
Destination
Image and Marketing: the Media Coverage of Cheltenham's Events
and the Maintenance and Creation of Place Image |
| 2D |
3 |
11.45-12.05 |
Mr.
David Jarman |
University
of Edinburgh |
UK |
Mirror of
the Nation: the Edinburgh Festivals and Scottish National Identity |
| 2D |
4 |
12.05-12.25 |
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| 2 E Post-Graduate
Session |
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| 2D |
1 |
11.00-11.20 |
Ms.
Paula Lökman |
Roehampton
University |
UK |
Researching
Embodiment In Leisure Sport: An Autoethnographical Approach Into
Female Beginners' Experience Of Aikido |
| 2D |
2 |
11.20-11.40 |
Mr.
Daniel Turner |
Glasgow CaledonianUniversity |
UK |
Creating Conformity:
The Production and Management of Skateparks in the Scottish Urban
Environment |
| 2D |
3 |
11.45-12.05 |
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| 2D |
4 |
12.05-12.25 |
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| PARALLEL SESSION 3
Thursday July 7, 1.30~3.00p.m. |
| 3 A Cultural
/ Social Impacts -- Sport |
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| 3A |
1 |
1.30-1.50 |
Mr. Jon Dutton and Dr. Jessica Macbeth |
Manchester
Football Association |
UK |
Partially
Sighted World Championships 2004: Beyond Economic Impacts |
| 3A |
2 |
1.50-2.10 |
Dr. Jessica Macbeth and Dr. Jonathan Magee |
University
of Central Lancashire |
UK |
'Partially
Sighted, Totally Committed': Widening Access in Association Football |
| 3A |
3 |
2.15-2.35 |
Dr. James Higham |
University
of Otago |
New
Zealand |
Ten
Years of Professional Rugby Union (1996-2005): Conceptualising
the Tourism and Community Impacts of Professional Sports Competitions
and Events |
| 3A |
4 |
2.35-2.55 |
Dr. Margaret E. Johnston and Dr. David Twynam |
Lakehead
University, Thunder Bay, Ontario |
Canada |
Sport
Event Tourism and Involvement Behaviours of Resident and Non-resident
Spectators |
| 3 B Diasporic
Festivals |
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| 3B |
1 |
1.30-1.50 |
Dr. Beccy Watson and Dr. Sheila Scraton |
Leeds
Metropolitan University |
UK |
Diaspora
and 'Multi-ethnic Britiain': New Questions for Leisure Studies. |
| 3B |
2 |
1.50-2.10 |
Dr. Xiaoke Sun, Dr. Philip Long and Prof. Mike
Robinson |
School
of Tourism, University of Wuhan |
China |
Recreating
China in the North of England: Forms and Functions of Chinese
New Year Festivals |
| 3B |
3 |
2.15-2.35 |
Lorraine Brown and Shirley Chappel |
University
of South Australia, Adelaide |
Australia |
Celebrating
Robbie Burns Down Under |
| 3B |
4 |
2.35-2.55 |
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| 3 C Case
Studies -- Music |
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| 3C |
1 |
1.30-1.50 |
Dr. Valerie Vaccaro and Dr. Susan Weston |
State
University of New York - College at Old Westbury; Montclair University
(New Jersey, USA) |
USA |
The
Success of Berks Jazz Fest - A Services Marketing Perspective |
| 3C |
2 |
1.50-2.10 |
Dr. Leonida Correia and Dr. João Rebelo |
University
of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro |
Portugal |
Attendance
in Serious Music Festivals. Experience from a Portuguese Rural
Region |
| 3C |
3 |
2.15-2.35 |
Ms. Lina Sofia Lourenço and Ms. Ana
Paula Rodrigues |
University
of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro |
Portugal |
Knowledge,
Perceptions and Behaviours of Attendants and Non-attendants at
a Serious Music Festival in North Portugal |
| 3C |
4 |
2.35-2.55 |
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| 3 D Image
/ Identity / Marketing |
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| 3D |
1 |
1.30-1.50 |
Dr Beatriz García |
University
of Glasgow |
UK |
Exchanging
Culture for Style: Glasgow's Image Transformation from 'City
of Culture' into 'Scotland with Style' (1983-2004) |
| 3D |
2 |
1.50-2.10 |
Dr. Andrew Bradley |
University
of Gloucestershire |
UK |
The
Impacts of Cheltenham's Festivals |
| 3D |
3 |
2.15-2.35 |
Mr. Mark Stewart |
City
of Edinburgh Council |
UK |
Going
for Growth. Does Edinburgh's Festivals and Events Sector Meet
the Needs of Target Tourism Markets? |
| 3D |
4 |
2.35-2.55 |
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| PARALLEL SESSION 4
Thursday July 7, 3.30-4.30p.m. |
| 4 A Cultural
/ Social Impacts |
Top of page |
| 4A |
1 |
3.30-3.50 |
Mr. Jalani Niaah |
University
of the West Indies, Mona Campus |
Jamaica |
'Death
to Oppressors, White and Black!': a Festival of 'Word Sound Power' |
| 4A |
2 |
3.50-4.10 |
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| 4A |
3 |
4.10-4.30 |
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| 4 B Policy,
Planning, Management |
Top of page |
| 4B |
1 |
3.30-3.50 |
Ms. Agustina Martire |
Delft
University of Technology |
Netherlands |
Watercity-leisurecoast:
the influence of Mass Events and Leisure Concepts in the Planning
and Designing of Urban Waterfronts |
| 4B |
2 |
3.50-4.10 |
Ms. Deborah Sadd and Ms. Caroline Jackson |
Bournemouth
University |
UK |
Planning
for Resort Regeneration: The Role of the Olympic 2012 Bid for
Weymouth and Portland, Dorset |
| 4B |
3 |
4.10-4.30 |
Prof. A.J. Veal |
University
of Technology Sydney |
Australia |
Sport
for All and the Legacy of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games |
| 4 C Case
Studies -- Arts and Regeneration |
Top of page |
| 4C |
1 |
3.30-3.50 |
Ms. Hannah Pattison |
Meeting
Professionals International (MPI) |
Luxembourg |
Festivals
and Urban Regeneration -- a Case Study of the Edinburgh Festivals |
| 4C |
2 |
3.50-4.10 |
Ms.
Chantal Laws and Ms. Zuleika Beaven |
University
of Greenwich Business School |
UK |
Practice/Policy
Dichotomies in the Successful Delivery of Arts Events: An Operations
Management Perspective |
| 4C |
3 |
4.10-4.30 |
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| 4 D Open
Stream -- Place and Personal Identity |
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| 4D |
1 |
3.30-3.50 |
Prof.
Cara Aitchison and Sally Everett |
University
of the West of England |
UK |
Celebrating
Food Tourism in Sustaining Regional Identity and Cultural Heritage:
a Case Study of Cornwall |
| 4D |
2 |
3.50-4.10 |
Dr.
Arnold Grossman, Dr. Anthony D'Augelli and Mr. Steven Hubbard |
New York University |
USA |
Gender Conforming
and Nonconforming Activities and Associations among Transgender
Youth |
| 4D |
3 |
4.10-4.30 |
Dr.
Scott Fleming, Dr. Lynne Evans and Ms. Joanna Melen |
University
of Gloucestershire |
UK |
Methodological
Notes on Facilitating Critical Self-reflection |
| 4 E WORKSHOP
-- Commercial Event Research |
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| 4E |
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3.30-4.30 |
Ms.
Cecilie Smith-Christensen |
Event Research
South Africa |
South
Africa |
WORKSHOP:
Commercial Event Research in Developing Countries: Experiences
made within Event Research South Africa |
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| PANEL DISCUSSION
Friday July 8, 9.15~10.30a.m. |
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Festivals
and Events:
Is Inclusion
an Illusion?
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PANEL MEMBERS
Mr. Sid Ambrose . . . . . Founder and Artistic Director, Wickerman
Festival
Dr Charles Arcodia . . . . . Deputy Director of Studies, Faculty
of Business, Economics & Law.
Senior Lecturer, School of Tourism and Leisure Management. The
University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
Michael Dale . . . . . Festival Director, Glasgow West End
Festival
Kath Mainland . . . . . . General Manager, Edinburgh International
Book Festival
Lynn Wilson . . . . . North Glasgow Arts Regeneration Network
Co-ordinator, North Glasgow Social Inclusion Partnership
Peter Irvine . . . . . Artistic Director, Unique Events, Glasgow
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| PARALLEL SESSION 5
Friday July 8, 11.00a.m.~12.30p.m. |
| 5 A Cultural /
Social Impacts |
Top of page |
| 5A |
1 |
11.00-11.20 |
Ms.
Young-Sun Shin |
Honam University,
South Korea |
South Korea |
Tourism Planning
and Development of the Peace Festival in the Borderland |
| 5A |
2 |
11.20-11.40 |
Ms.
Karolina Buczkowska |
University
School of Physical Education, Poznan |
Poland |
Range, Impact
and Interactions of Festivals and Events in Poznan -- A City
not only of International Fairs |
| 5A |
3 |
11.45-12.05 |
Dr.
Elspeth Frew |
La Trobe University |
Australia |
Comedy Festivals
in Australia |
| 5A |
4 |
12.05-12.25 |
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| 5 B Training /
Teaching / Experience |
Top of page |
| 5B |
1 |
11.00-11.20 |
Mr.
Richard Wright and Ms. Zuleika Beaven |
The Arts Institute
at Bournemouth |
UK |
Training Tomorrow's
Arts and Event Managers: an Exploration of Employer Attitudes
to Arts and Event Management Degree Programme Content |
| 5B |
2 |
11.20-11.40 |
David
Lamb |
Lincoln University |
New Zealand |
Making It
Real; Real Life Event Management in Practice |
| 5B |
3 |
11.45-12.05 |
Megan
Axelsen and Dr. Charles Arcodia |
The University
of Queensland |
Australia |
The Influence
of Event Management on Tertiary Arts Education |
| 5B |
4 |
12.05-12.25 |
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| 5 C Case Studies
-- Arts |
Top of page |
| 5C |
1 |
11.00-11.20 |
Dr.
Irene Stengs |
Meertens Institute,
Amsterdam |
Netherlands |
Dance Events:
Ritual, Sensatory Experience and Commerce -- An Ethnographic
Approach to Dance Culture |
| 5C |
2 |
11.20-11.40 |
Dr.
Sonjah Nadine Stanley Niaah |
University
of the West Indies, Mona Campus |
Jamaica |
Ritual and
Community in Dancehall Performance |
| 5C |
3 |
11.45-12.05 |
Mr.
Doug Sandle, Mr. Ian Strange and Ms. Sue Ball |
Leeds Metropolitan
University |
UK |
How, Why and
Did It? A Review and Assessment of the Cultural and Political
Impact of Situation Leeds - Festival of Contemporary Artists
and the Public Realm (May 2005) |
| 5C |
4 |
12.05-12.25 |
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| 5 D Image / Marketing |
Top of page |
| 5D |
1 |
11.00-11.20 |
Dr.
Geoff Dickson and Dr. Grant Schofield |
Auckland University
of Technology |
New Zealand |
Motorsport
and the Development of the Chinese Automobile Market and a Physically
Inactive Population |
| 5D |
2 |
11.20-11.40 |
Prof.
Sonia Ferrari and Mr. Emanuele Adano |
University
of Calabria |
Italy |
Event Marketing
and Destination Image: Residents' Perceptions |
| 5D |
3 |
11.45-12.05 |
Mr.
John Godfrey |
Artful Sponsorship and
Fundraising, Edinburgh |
UK |
Why Businesses Support
Arts Festivals in Great Britain |
| 5D |
4 |
12.05-12.25 |
Ms
Ana Paula Rodrigues and Dr. Leonida Correira |
University
of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro (UTAD) |
Portugal |
Performing
Arts Marketing: an Empirical Application to a Serious Music Festival
in Portugal |
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| PARALLEL SESSION 6
Friday July 8, 1.30~3.00p.m. |
| 6 A Cultural /
Social Impacts -- Young People and Students |
Top of page |
| 6A |
1 |
1.30-1.50 |
Mr. Ajit Singh |
Kala
Sangam |
UK |
Social
Inclusion for Youth -- An Urban and Rural Scene |
| 6A |
2 |
1.50-2.10 |
Ms. Kathleen B. Nelson |
University
of Nevada, Las Vegas |
USA |
Festivals
and Events Provide Students with Unique Learning Opportunites
for Self Discovery |
| 6A |
3 |
2.15-2.35 |
Dr. Mohammad Ehsani |
Tarbiat
Modares University |
Iran |
A
Comparison of Young People in Family and Peer Groups in Chahar
Shanbeh Suri |
| 6A |
4 |
2.35-2.55 |
Dr. Jose Maria Cubillo Pinilla, Dr.
Joaquin Sánchez-Herrera, and Dr. Julio Cerviño-Fernández |
Polytechnic
University of Madrid; ESIC; University Carlos III of Madrid |
Spain |
City
Brand: Image Influence on Service Quality Perception of International
Students |
| 6 B Research --
Models and Methods |
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| 6B |
1 |
1.30-1.50 |
Mr. Peter Sherwood |
Victoria
University |
Australia |
Towards
a Holistic Evaluation of Special Events: Defining the Key Impacts |
| 6B |
2 |
1.50-2.10 |
Ms. Elmarie Slabbert and Mr. Melville Saayman |
North-West
University, Potchefstroom |
South
Africa |
An
Integrated Tourism Model for Sustainable Cultural Events |
| 6B |
3 |
2.15-2.35 |
Ms. Liz Sharples and Mr. Howard Lyons |
Sheffield
Hallam University |
UK |
The
'Expert interviewer' Research Method to Consumer Research for
Festivals and Events |
| 6B |
4 |
2.35-2.55 |
Ms. Judith Mair and Dr. Karen Thompson |
The
Scottish Hotel School, University of Strathclyde |
UK |
Towards
an attribute-based Model of the Conference Attendance Decision-making
Process |
| 6 C Case Studies
-- Cultural Events Around the World |
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| 6C |
1 |
1.30-1.50 |
Pièrre Viviers & Elmarie Slabbert |
North-West
University, Potchefstroom |
South
Africa |
A
Comparative Study of the Three Largest Arts Festivals in South
Africa |
| 6C |
2 |
1.50-2.10 |
Mr. Zoltan Matrahazi and Dr. Lorant David |
College
of Advanced Education, Gyöngyös |
Hungary |
Winter
Festival in a Small Hungarian Mining Village |
| 6C |
3 |
2.15-2.35 |
Mr. Pedro Moreira |
Institute
For Tourism Studies (IFT), Macau |
Macau
PR China |
Dragons
on the Water: the Macau Dragon Boat Festival |
| 6C |
4 |
2.35-2.55 |
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| 6 D Image / Marketing
-- Sport Mega Events |
Top of page |
| 6D |
1 |
1.30-1.50 |
Ms. Leanne White |
Victoria
University |
Australia |
The
Story of Australia: National Identity and the Sydney 2000 Olympic
Games |
| 6D |
2 |
1.50-2.10 |
Ms. Isabelle Bauthier |
University
of Brussels |
Belgium |
Has
the Tour De France Been an Opportunity for the Destination Image
of Belgium ? |
| 6D |
3 |
2.15-2.35 |
Dr. Leslie-Ann Jordan |
University
of the West Indies |
West
Indies |
Staging
the Cricket World Cup 2007 in the Caribbean: Issues and Challenges
for Small Island Developing States |
| 6D |
4 |
2.35-2.55 |
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Friday July 8, 3.30~4.30p.m. |
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