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Parallel Session 1 (A-F)
Tuesday 11 July 11.00-12.30 |
| SOCIAL /
CULTURAL (1) Participation and power in tourism development |
| 1 A i |
11.00--11.30 |
Lisa
Power and Rob Burton, Southampton Solent University, UK |
N
baabaa la baa be baabaa kono: My father's
goat is in the Big River. A Case Study in Fostering Ways of Successful
Cultural Interaction in The Gambia |
| 1 A ii |
11.30--12.00 |
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| 1 A iii |
12.00--12.30 |
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| SOCIAL /
CULTURAL (2) Governance and surveillance in sport |
| 1 B i |
11.00--11.30 |
Dr. Lesley
Hodgson, La Trobe University, Victoria, Australia |
The Nature
of Cycling Experiences: The role of phenomenology in leisure
and tourism studies |
| 1 B ii |
11.30--12.00 |
Prof. Celia Brackenridge, Brunel University, Uxbridge,
UK |
Child Protection and Safeguarding in Sport -- a return
to rational recreation? |
| 1 B iii |
12.00--12.30 |
Dr. Scott Fleming, University of Wales Institute Cardiff,
UK |
Blurring the Boundaries of Public and Private Spaces:
Elite level sport and media surveillance |
| ECONOMIC Urban regeneration and the leisure economy |
| 1 C i |
11.00--11.30 |
Carianne Wallace and Nathalie Ormrod, Manchester Metropolitan
University, Cheshire, UK |
The Impact of Limited Funding on Town Renewal |
| 1 C ii |
11.30--12.00 |
Pat Sedakat, Dr. Barry Worthington and Roy Hutchison,
Abertay University, Dundee, UK |
Stobswell -- a Case Study in Micro-marketing as a
Tool of Urban Regeneration |
| 1 C iii |
12.00--12.30 |
Gholamali Khammar, Zabol University, Iran |
The Rule and Effect of Tourism and Eco-tourism in
Constant Development of Third-world Cities |
| ACADEMIC Mapping voices of leisure experience |
| 1 D i |
11.00--11.30 |
Julia Fallon, University of Wales Institute, Cardiff,
UK |
Reflections of Canal Enthusiasts: how volunteers have
contributed to the shaping and restoration of local leisure space |
| 1 D ii |
11.30--12.00 |
Ashley Hardwell, Dr. Steve Atkins, Dr. Adrian Ibbetson,
University of Central Lancashire, UK |
An Integrated Exploration 'Mapping' the Core Values
of English Climbers |
| 1 D iii |
12.00--12.30 |
Paula Lökman, Roehampton University, London,
UK |
Conceptualizing Women's Experiences of Aikido: An
Agenda for 'Embodied Sport Sociology' |
| SOCIAL /
CULTURAL (3) Representing and consuming destinations |
| 1 E i |
11.00--11.30 |
Prof. Luigi Cantone, Dr. Marcello Risitano and Mr.
Pierpaolo Testa, University of Naples Federico II |
Place-Specific Resources and Destination Branding
Management in the Tourism Stakeholder Systems. The Campi Flegrei
case |
| 1 E ii |
11.30--12.00 |
Nicky Ryan, University of the Arts, London, UK |
Vegas at the Tipping Point: Wynn Las Vegas, A New
Paradigm for Luxury Destination Resorts? |
| 1 E iii |
12.00--12.30 |
Rodanthi Tzanelli, University of Kent, UK |
Resisting Virtual Commodification: (Cyber)Activism
and the Case of The Beach (2000) |
| SOCIAL /
CULTURAL (3) Policy, politics and community |
| 1 F i |
11.00--11.30 |
Sonia
Ferrari and G. Emanuelle Adamo, Università della Calabria,
Italy |
Experiential
and Creative Tourism, Repositioning Policies and Urban Regeneration |
| 1 F ii |
11.30--12.00 |
Albert
Postma and Anne Klaas Schilder, CHN University Netherlands, The
Netherlands |
Critical
Impacts of Tourism on a Local Community; the case of Schiermonnikoog |
| 1 F iii |
12.00--12.30 |
Gayle
McPherson, Glasgow Caledonian University, UK |
Not
Much Welcome in "No Mean City"?: Global Citizens, National
Policies, Local Conflicts |
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Parallel Session 2 (A-F)
Tuesday 11 July 15.30-17.00 |
| ENVIRONMENT
Taking
sport and tourism to extremes |
| 2
A i |
15.30--16.00 |
Maurice
J. Kane and Dr. Hazel Tucker, University of Otago, New Zealand |
Tracing
the Void: Perspectives from Renowned New Zealand Outdoor Adventurers
on the Space between Adventure and Adventure Tourism |
| 2
A ii |
16.00--16.30 |
Kay
Dimmock, Southern Cross University, Australia |
The
Comfort Zone: Scuba Divers' Experiences In-water -- A View from
Australia |
| 2 A iii |
16.30--17.00 |
Maria José Aurindo and Isabel André,
University of Lisbon, Portugal |
The Surfscape of Ribeira d'Ilhas -- Setting up a Creative
Place |
| SOCIAL /
CULTURAL (1) Leisure, tourism and gender identities |
| 2 B i |
15.30--16.00 |
Dr. Jennie Small, University of Technology Sydney,
Australia |
Freedom and Holidays: Women's and Girls' Experiences |
| 2 B ii |
16.00--16.30 |
Bente Heimtun, Lillehammer University College, Norway |
The Meaning of Social Interaction in the Holiday Experience
as reported by Norwegian Mid-life Single Women |
| 2
B iii |
16.30--17.00 |
Dr.
Anne Campbell, Dr. Coralie McCormack and Penny Cameron, University
of Canberra, Australia and Kimberley Pollock, The Australian
National University, Australia |
Granny's
Gone to Vegas: An Analysis of the Leisure Experiences of Older
Women in Hawaii |
| ECONOMIC Economic regeneration and tourism businesses |
| 2 C i |
15.30--16.00 |
Prof. Lynne Siemens, Malaspina University-College,
BC, Canada |
Resolving Small Tourism Business Challenges to Support
Economic Growth |
| 2 C ii |
16.00--16.30 |
Theresa Ryan, Dr. Ziene Mottiar and Dr. Bernadette
Quinn, Dublin Institute of Technology |
The Role of Entrepreneurs in Tourism Development |
| 2 C iii |
16.30--17.00 |
Dr. A. Jameel Khadaroo, University of Mauritius, and
Boopen Seetanah, University of Technology, Republic of Mauritius |
Transport Infrastructure as a Determinant of Tourist
Destination's Attractiveness: A Gravity Model Approach |
| ACADEMIC Research
and teaching developments in tourism and leisure |
| 2 D i |
15.30--16.00 |
Chantal Laws, University of Greenwich Business School,
London, UK; and Zuleika Beaven , Arts Institute at Bournemouth,
UK |
'World in My Eyes': An Evaluation of Netnography as
a Methodology for Audience Studies |
| 2 D ii |
16.00--16.30 |
Deborah Pownall and Carol Prescott, Liverpool John
Moores University, UK |
Bridging the Gap between Tourism Teaching and Industry:
A review of year 1 of Tourism and Leisure PGCE (14-19) at Liverpool
John Moores University |
| 2 D iii |
16.30--17.00 |
Mohammad Koushki, Iran |
Assessment Of the Current Status of Physical Education
for Staff members (Male & Female) Of Universities of Medical
Sciences In Tehran |
| SOCIAL /
CULTURAL (2) Social inclusion in leisure and tourism |
| 2 E i |
15.30--16.00 |
Dr. Peter Bramham, Leeds Metropolitan University,
UK |
Strictly Gone Dancing: Age, Dance and Leisure |
| 2 E ii |
16.00--16.30 |
Kirsten Miffling and Dr. Ruth Taylor, Curtin University
of Technology, Perth, Australia |
A Study of Youth Event Tourism in Western Australia
from the Youths' Perspective |
| 2 E iii |
16.30--17.00 |
Phil Long and Scott McCabe, Sheffield Hallam University,
UK |
Tourism and the Inclusive Society: Conceptual and
Policy Developments in the UK |
| SOCIAL /
CULTURAL (3) Leisure, tourism and rural identities |
| 2 F i |
15.30--16.00 |
Sally Everett, University of the West of England,
Bristol, UK |
Making Space for Food Tourism: Reconceptualising the
Relationship between Tourism Consumption and Regional Identity |
| 2 F ii |
16.00--16.30 |
Janet Dickinson, Bournemouth University, UK |
Rural Recreation Settings and Transport Choices: A
Social Representations Perspective |
| 2 F iii |
16.30--17.00 |
Dr. Heather Mair, University of Waterloo, Ontario,
Canada |
Curling and Community in Canada's Rural Areas |
|
Parallel Session 3 (A-F)
Wednesday 12 July 09.00-10.30 |
| ENVIRONMENT
Conservation
and communities: the role of leisure and tourism |
| 3
A i |
09.00--09.30 |
Jennifer
Hill, Georgie Gough and Wendy Woodland, University of The West
of England, Bristol, UK |
Consuming
Tropical Rainforest: Can in situ biodiversity interpretation
enhance the conservation attitudes and behavioural intentions
of tourists? |
| 3
A ii |
09.30--10.00 |
Dr. Kim Polistina, University of Glamorgan, UK |
Changing Spaces, Sustaining Community Spirit and Value:
Outdoor leisure's role in social and cultural regeneration in
South Wales |
| 3
A iii |
10.00--10.30 |
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| SOCIAL /
CULTURAL (1) In between spaces of leisure and tourism |
| 3
B i |
09.00--09.30 |
Deirdre
Quinn, DIT, Dublin, Ireland; Dr. Nigel Morgan and Dr. Annette
Pritchard, University of Wales Institute Cardiff, UK |
Making
Space for Home: the Second Home |
| 3
B ii |
09.30--10.00 |
Dr.
Laura Hills, University of Durham, and Dr. Eileen Kennedy, Roehampton
University, London, UK |
Space
Invaders at Wimbledon and the deterritorialisation of SW19 |
| 3
B iii |
10.00--10.30 |
Dr.
Kath Browne and Prof. Andrew Church, University of Brighton,
UK |
Count
Me In Too: Accessing the Margins of the 'Gay Capital' |
| ECONOMIC Urban
futures and economic regeneration |
| 3
C i |
09.00--09.30 |
Ana
Paula Garcia Spolon, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil |
Urban
reestructuring and renewal - forgetting the past, building the
future: the case of 'Cidade Center Norte', in Sao Paulo, Brazil |
| 3
C ii |
09.30--10.00 |
Dr.
Krassimira Paskaleva-Shapira, Karlsruhe Research Centre, Germany |
Information
Technologies, Sustainable Tourism and Competitive Regions: Strengthening
Tourism Destinations through Governance and New Media |
| 3
C iii |
10.00--10.30 |
Mojdeh Jamnia,
University of Exeter, UK |
The Role of
Information Technology in Tourism Destination Marketing. A case
study of Iran and the Gulf States |
| ACADEMIC Models
and methods in tourism research |
| 3
D i |
09.00--09.30 |
Dr.
Konstantina Theresia Vozikis, TU Wien |
AccOrD~4u2
-- A GIS Application in the Leisure and Tourism Service of People
with Disability and People with Reduced Mobility |
| 3
D ii |
09.30--10.00 |
Dr.
Werner Gronau, Intercollege Cyprus, Larnaca, Cyprus and Prof.
Dr. Andreas Kagermeier, University of Trier, Germany |
Leisure
and Tourism -- A Concept for the Economic Regeneration of Heavily
Industrialized Regions : The example of the German Ruhrgebiet |
| 3
D iii |
10.00--10.30 |
Boopen
Seetanah, University of Technology, Mauritius, and Dr. A. Jameel
Khadaroo, University of Mauritius |
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| SOCIAL /
CULTURAL (2) Sexual dissidents and leisure behaviour |
| 3
E i |
09.00--09.30 |
Dr.
Arnold Grossman, New York University, Dr. Anthony D'Augelli,
Pennsylvania State University and Dr. Steven Hubbard, New York
University, New York, USA |
Safe
And 'Unsafe' Recreational Sexual Experiences and their Correlates
among Lesbian And Bisexual Female Youth |
| 3
E ii |
09.30--10.00 |
Dr.
Barry Worthington, Abertay University, Dundee, UK |
'Do
they admit single men. . .?' -- A Case Study in 'Swinging' as
a Leisure Lifestyle and a Form of Sex Tourism |
| 3
E iii |
10.00--10.30 |
Dr.
Peter Lugosi, Bournemouth University, Poole, UK |
Myths
of Sexual Dissidence and the Production of Hospitable Leisure
Space |
| SOCIAL /
CULTURAL (3) Mobilities,
migration and relocation in leisure |
| 3 F i |
09.00--09.30 |
Dr. David
Clark, London Metropolitan University, UK |
Inner and
Outer Landscapes: Relocation to Crete |
| 3 F ii |
09.30--10.00 |
Dr. Karin
Peters, Yulia Melnitskaya and Dr. Irena Ateljevic, Wageningen
University, The Netherlands |
Leisure Identities
of Russian Immigrants in the USA: Examining the Intersection
of Ethnicity and Class |
| 3 F iii |
10.00--10.30 |
Aurkene Alzua-Sorzabal,
Basagaitz Gereño Omil and Markel Mendizabal Elias, University
of Deusto, Spain |
The Effect
of Mobility on Leisure Time in Cross-border Areas: The Case of
Basque Eurocity |
|
Parallel Session 4 (A-F)
Wednesday 12 July 13.30-15.00 |
| ENVIRONMENT
Urban renewal through leisure and tourism |
| 4 A i |
13.30--14.00 |
Catherine Di Domenico, University of Abertay, Dundee,
Marialaura Di Domenico, University of Cambridge, and Eleanor
Lothian, University of Abertay, Dundee, UK |
Maritime Heritage and Urban Renewal in Dundee: Re-packaging
History and Producing Leisure in a Post-industrial City |
| 4 A ii |
14.00--14.30 |
Dr. Meiko Murayama, University of Greenwich, London,
UK |
Sustainable Leisure and Tourism Space Renewal in Post-industrial
Cities: the case of Odaiba, Tokyo, Japan |
| 4 A iii |
14.30--15.00 |
Dr. Brett Lashua, Dr. Tom Hall and Dr. Amanda Coffey,
Cardiff University, UK |
Another Planet/Another World: Regeneration, leisure,
and 'youthscapes' in south Wales |
| SOCIAL /
CULTURAL (1) Embodied sociologies of gender |
| 4 B i |
13.30--14.00 |
Dr. Emma Casey, Kingston University, UK |
Gender, Class and the Moral Boundaries of Leisure |
| 4 B ii |
14.00--14.30 |
Diane
Sedgley, University of Wales Institute Cardiff, UK |
The
Meaning and Significance of Older Women's Leisure |
| 4 B iii |
14.30--15.00 |
Dr. Simone Fullagar, Griffith University, Brisbane,
Australia |
Governing Healthy Families: Leisure and the Politics
of Risk |
| ECONOMIC Measuring
and managing economic performance |
| 4 C i |
13.30--14.00 |
Yi-De Liu and Prof. Peter Taylor, Sheffield Hallam
University, UK |
Operational Efficiency and Efficiency Change of UK
Commercial Golf Clubs |
| 4 C ii |
14.00--14.30 |
Wiley J. Sims, La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia |
The Economic Contribution of Friends and Relatives
Accompanying Athletes Competing in Second Tier Competitive Sports:
An Australian Perspective |
| 4 C iii |
14.30--15.00 |
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| ACADEMIC Teaching
and learning in leisure and tourism |
| 4 D i |
13.30--14.00 |
Dr Angela Phelps, Nottingham Trent University, UK |
Underpinning Visitor Studies: developing an educational
philosophy for evaluation practice |
| 4 D ii |
14.00--14.30 |
Dr Simon Hudson and Dr. Graham Miller, University
of Calgary, Canada |
Too Much Focus on the Environment in the Classroom?
The Response of Tourism Students to Ethical Dilemmas |
| 4 D iii |
14.30--15.00 |
Malcolm
Henson, Staffordshire University, UK |
Occident
and Orient: Leisure and Sport in Schools in North Staffordshire
and Northern Okinawa |
| SOCIAL /
CULTURAL (2) Theoretical space for outdoor sport and leisure |
| 4
E i |
13.30--14.00 |
Lysiane
Den Breejen, University of Exeter, UK |
An
Integrated understanding of long distance walking: a Scottish
case study |
| 4
E ii |
14.00--14.30 |
Dr
Jacquelyn Allen Collinson and Dr John Hockey, University of Gloucestershire,
UK |
Running
and Public Space -- the Distance Runner's Eye |
| 4
E iii |
14.30--15.00 |
David Lamb,
Lincoln University, New Zealand |
Walking as
a Viable, Sustainable and Alternative Form of Urban Transport |
| SOCIAL /
CULTURAL (3) Relationships between space, place and tourism |
| 4 F i |
13.30--14.00 |
Dr. Peter Varley, Manchester Metropolitan University,
UK |
Adventurers in Bohemia: Temporary Adventure Communities
in the 'Forgotten Ground' of Late Modernity |
| 4
F ii |
14.00--14.30 |
Nikki MacLeod,
University of Greenwich, London, UK and Debi Hayes, University
of the Arts, London, UK |
Reading the
Landscape: Literary Trails as a Serious Leisure Pursuit? |
| 4 F iii |
14.30--15.00 |
Dr. Mohammad Taghi Pirbabaei, Tabriz Islamic Art University,
Iran |
Tourism for Making Sense of Place |
|
Parallel Session 5 (A-F)
Thursday 13 July 09.00-10.30 |
| ENVIRONMENT
(1) New understandings in rural and coastal tourism |
| 5 A i |
09.00--09.30 |
Antonio
Fernández-Morales and María Cruz Mayorga-Toledano,
Universidad de Málaga, Spain |
Seasonality
of Rural Tourism in Andalucía |
| 5 A ii |
09.30--10.00 |
Gwenfair
Owen, University of Wales, Aberstwyth, UK |
The
Application of Integrated Quality Management as a Tool to Improve
Competitiveness and Sustainability in the Development of the
Tourism Economy of a Rural Area: The Experience of the Ceredigion
Tourism Quality Initiative |
| 5
A iii |
10.00--10.30 |
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| SOCIAL /
CULTURAL (1) Leisure, neighbourhood and community |
| 5 B i |
09.00--09.30 |
Phil Binks and Dr. Bob Snape, University of Bolton,
UK |
Place, Space and Community Development: Tensions surrounding
diversity and cohesion in leisure practice |
| 5 B ii |
09.30--10.00 |
Dr. Robert Pitter and Prof. Glyn Bissix, Acadia University,
and Prof. Peter Mcintyre, Cape Breton University, Nova Scotia,
Canada |
Neighbourhood as a Determinant of Leisure, Physical
Activity and Health: The Glace Bay Experience |
| 5
B iii |
10.00--10.30 |
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| ECONOMIC New directions
in leisure policy |
| 5 C i |
09.00--09.30 |
Stephen Howell, Derwentside City Council and Mike
Mcnamee, Swansea University, UK |
Ethical Provision: A Communitarian Perspective on
Public Sport and Leisure Services in the UK |
| 5 C ii |
09.30--10.00 |
Ian Elliott, Glasgow Caledonian University, UK |
The Case of Opt-out Vouchers for Public Leisure Services |
| 5 C iii |
10.00--10.30 |
Matthew James and Dr. Geoff Nichols, University of
Sheffield, and Tom Redman, University of Durham, UK |
The Relationship between Sports Club Management Systems,
Club Size, and the Motivation of Volunteers |
| ACADEMIC Retrospectives
on leisure studies |
| 5 D i |
09.00--09.30 |
Dr. Tony Veal, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia |
Twenty-five years of Leisure Studies [LSA Journal] |
| 5 D ii |
09.30--10.00 |
Dr. Audrey R. Giles, University of Ottawa, Ontario,
Canada |
The Role of Indigenous Knowledge in Leisure Studies |
| 5 D iii |
10.00--10.30 |
Mehrnoosh Seadat Abadi, Islamic Azad University of
Firouzabad, Iran |
Tourism Industry Before And After The Islamic Revolution
In Iran |
| SOCIAL /
CULTURAL (2) Leisure planning and the built environment |
| 5 E i |
09.00--09.30 |
Dr Kirsten Holmes and Dr Yasminah Beebeejaun, University
of Surrey, UK |
City Centre Masterplanning and Cultural Spaces: a
case study of Sheffield |
| 5 E ii |
09.30--10.00 |
Deborah Sadd, Bournemouth University, UK |
The Role of Community Participation in Leisure and
Tourism Planning |
| 5
E iii |
10.00--10.30 |
Dr. Julie
E. Whitfield, University of Bournemouth, UK; and Dr. Don
Webber, University of the West of England, Bristol, UK |
Using Purpose
Built Conference Venues as a Tool for Regeneration: Forecasting
New Build |
| ENVIRONMENT
(2) Environmental management in tourism |
| 5
F i |
09.00--09.30 |
Ishmael Mensah, University of Cape
Coast, Ghana |
Environmental Management and Sustainable
Tourism Development, the Case of Hotels in Greater Accra Region
(GAR) |
| 5
F ii |
09.30--10.00 |
Philippa Thomas, La Trobe University, Victoria, Australia |
Organisational Frameworks Linking Local Government
with Mountain Resorts |
| 5
F iii |
10.00--10.30 |
Sheena Carlisle-Gaye, University of the West of England,
Bristol, UK |
Dreams and Reality or (the Challenges of) Implementing
a Multi-stakeholder Approach in an African Destination Context |
|
Parallel Session 6 (A-F)
Thursday 13 July 11.00-12.30 |
| ENVIRONMENT
Sustainability and the triple bottom line |
| 6
A i |
11.00--11.30 |
Islam
Elgammal and Prof. Eleri Jones, University of Wales Institute,
Cardiff, UK |
Using
Discourse Analysis to explore the achievability of triple bottom
line sustainability: The case of the Bluestone holiday village |
| 6
A ii |
11.30--12.00 |
Dr.
Garry Price, La Trobe University, Victoria, Australia |
Enhancing
Environmental Sustainability Through Nature-based Tourism: A
Model of Ideal Interpretation Practice for Operators |
| 6
A iii |
12.00--12.30 |
Josephine
Burden, Griffith University, Queensland, Australia |
Cultural,
Social and Environmental Sustainability in a Shifting University
Context: the Toohey Forest Project |
| SOCIAL /
CULTURAL (1) Borderline tourism identities |
| 6
B i |
11.00--11.30 |
Dr.
Irena Ateljevic, Wageningen University, The Netherlands, and
Prof. Derek Hall, Häme Polytechnic, Finland, and UK |
The
Embodiment of the Macho Gaze in South-Eastern Europe: Performing
Femininity and Masculinity in Croatia And Albania |
| 6
B ii |
11.30--12.00 |
Paolo
Barbaro, Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes (EPHE), Paris, France |
From
Pilgrims to Hikers: Continuity and Discontinuity of Leisure Mobility
in the Kii Peninsula, Japan |
| 6
B iii |
12.00--12.30 |
Dr.
Anna Dluzewska, Family Alliance University, Warsaw, Poland |
Tourism
functions and dysfunctions in Muslim countries. Case study of
Dubai |
| ECONOMIC Impacts
of Olympic Games and mega-events |
| 6
C i |
11.00--11.30 |
Prof. David C. Roberts,
Monterey institute of International Studies, California, USA |
Estimates of the Economic
and Environmental Impact of Major National Sports Events on a
Coastal Community |
| 6
C ii |
11.30--12.00 |
Dr.
Peter M. Dawson, Dr. Alberto Longo and Harry Walton, University
of Bath, UK |
A
Contingent Valuation of the 2012 London Olympic Games: A Local
Perspective |
| 6
C iii |
12.00--12.30 |
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| ACADEMIC The leisure
student experience |
| 6
D i |
11.00--11.30 |
Dr.
Jenny Anderson, Southampton Solent University, and Caroline Jackson,
Bournemouth University UK |
How
Do Lecturers and Students Feel about Assessment and Educational
Renewal? |
| 6
D ii |
11.30--12.00 |
Dr.
Suavi Ahipasaoglu, Anadolu University, Turkey |
Leisure
Education: Undergraduate Student's Perceptions of a new Model
- USLEM |
| 6
D iii |
12.00--12.30 |
Dr.
Ali Zarei and Mahbobe Chamanpira, Azad University, Tehran, Iran
|
Comparison
of Engineering Students and Medicine Students: Leisure Time with
EmphasiS on Sport in Iranian Universities |
| SOCIAL /
CULTURAL (2) Making cultural spaces |
| 6
E i |
11.00--11.30 |
Harriet
Dismore and Dr. Ian Wellard, Canterbury Christ Church University,
UK |
Making
Spaces for Sport and the Arts |
| 6
E ii |
11.30--12.00 |
Michael
Morgan, Bournemouth University, Poole, UK |
Festival
Spaces and the Visitor Experience |
| 6
E iii |
12.00--12.30 |
Susannah
Reid, University of Newcastle Upon Tyne |
New
Museums: Panacea or White Elephant? |
| SOCIAL /
CULTURAL (3) Resisting spatial hegemony through leisure |
| 6
F i |
11.00--11.30 |
Dr.
Martha Barnes and Dr. Erin Sharpe, Brock University, Ontario,
Canada |
Contesting
and Transforming Municipal Authority in 'The Big Backyard:' A
local park as a space of resistance |
| 6
F ii |
11.30--12.00 |
Lorraine
Brown and Shirley Chappel, University of South Australia |
Tourism
and the Appropriation of Cultural Spaces |
| 6
F iii |
12.00--12.30 |
Dr. Michael
L. Silk and Dr. David L. Andrews, University of Maryland, USA |
Social Governance
in Sterile Spaces of Play |
|
Parallel Session 7 (A-E)
Thursday 13 July 13.30-15.00 |
| OPEN
SESSION |
| 7
A i |
13.30--14.00 |
Dr. Ben Clayton and Prof. Barbara Humberstone, Buckinghamshire
Chilterns University College, UK |
Struggling with Male Identity: Conflict
and Contradiction in the (Re)Production of Collegiate Football
Masculinities |
| 7
A ii |
14.00--14.30 |
Sheena Westwood
University of Wales Institute, Cardiff |
Tourists Who
Shop: Examining Tourist Consumption Encounters in Sanitised and
Un-sanitised Spaces |
| 7
A iii |
14.30--15.00 |
|
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| SOCIAL /
CULTURAL (1) Leisure experiences and interactions |
| 7
B i |
13.30--14.00 |
Dr.
Jacqueline Tivers, The Nottingham Trent University |
The
Arts as Leisure: Participation in Music/Drama in Cambridge, UK |
| 7
B ii |
14.00--14.30 |
Prof
C H Van Heerden and Dr J J Prinsloo, University of Pretoria,
South Africa |
Perspectives
on Leisure Caravanning in South Africa |
| 7
B iii |
14.30--15.00 |
Dr.
Bob Snape, University of Bolton, UK |
The
National Home Reading Union Abroad: Recreating Cultural Space
and Community |
| ECONOMIC Sport
tourism |
| 7
C i |
13.30--14.00 |
Richard
Shipway, Bournemouth University, Poole, UK |
The
Changing Sportscape of Sport Tourism in Southwest England |
| 7
C ii |
14.00--14.30 |
Dr.
Rodoula Tsiotsou, Atei Crete, Athens, Greece |
Sport
Tourism in Greece: An Exploratory Marketing Approach |
| 7
C iii |
14.30--15.00 |
Dr.
Mohammad Ehsani, Tarbiat Modarres University, Tehran, Iran |
Determination
of Sport Tourists Profile for Iran |
| ACADEMIC Revisioning
host-guest relations |
| 7
D i |
13.30--14.00 |
Dr.
Brian Garrod, University of Wales Aberystwyth, UK |
'It
was quite nice here before the tourists came': Using Volunteer-employed
Photography (VEP) to Explore Tensions between Residents and Tourists
in a Welsh Seaside Town |
| 7
D ii |
14.00--14.30 |
Dr
Simon Arlidge, University of the West of England, Bristol, UK |
Ethnic
Minority Groups and their (Non)use of the British Countryside
as a Leisure Resource |
| 7
D iii |
14.30--15.00 |
|
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| SOCIAL /
CULTURAL (2) The tourist gaze and colonial landscapes
|
| 7
E i |
13.30--14.00 |
Ranjan
Bandyopadhyay, Nottingham University Business School |
Interpreting
the Western Colonial Gaze on India in Tourist Brochures |
| 7
E ii |
14.00--14.30 |
Dr.
Anne-Marie O'Sullivan, The University of the West of England,
Bristol |
National
Monument Shipped Overseas: Relocation, dislocation and re-encodement |
| 7
E iii |
14.30--15.00 |
Clover Taylor-Johnston,
University of Stirling, UK |
Sex in Paradise:
The Marketing of Caribbean Islands:A Case Study of Jamaica |
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