Event Studies

Höfundur Donald Getz; Stephen J. Page

Útgefandi Taylor & Francis

Snið ePub

Print ISBN 9781032448633

Útgáfa 5

Útgáfuár 2024

8.590 kr.

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  • Cover
  • Half Title
  • Series Page
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Page
  • Table of Contents
  • List of Figures
  • List of Plates
  • List of Profiles
  • List of Tables
  • List of Expert Opinions
  • Preface to the Fifth Edition
  • Acknowledgements
  • 1 Introduction and Overview of Event Studies
  • Global Issues for 2023 and Beyond
  • The Nature and Scope of Event Studies
  • A Framework for Understanding and Creating Knowledge about Planned Events
  • Expert Opinion: By Professor Joe Jeff Goldblatt – Embracing the Ubuntu Philosophy for a New Age of Dignity, Respect, and Welfare for More Sustainable Event Education
  • Profile: TransRockies Inc. and Gravel Royale
  • 2 Forces, Trends, and Issues Affecting Events
  • Propelling and Constraining Forces
  • Expert Opinion: By Dr. Matt Frew – Future Events: Darq Dreamscapes and the Synthetic Self
  • Growth-Related Issues Facing the Events Sector
  • 3 The Nature and Classification of Planned Events
  • Definitions of Event and Planned Events
  • Time Is of the Essence
  • Typologies of Events by Form and Function
  • Expert Opinion: By Dr. Adam Talbot – Human Rights and Sport Mega-Events
  • Scale, Frequency, Duration, and Periodicity
  • The Specialness of Events
  • 4 Event Experiences and Meanings
  • How People Describe Their Experiences
  • Theoretical Dimensions of Human Experience
  • Models of the Event Experience
  • Virtual Event Experiences
  • Expert Opinion: By Valentina Gorchakova and Ekaterina Berdysheva – Agility of Business Events: Case Study of SHIFT Business Festival
  • Meanings Attached to Events and Event Experiences
  • 5 Celebration Events and Experiences
  • Festivals
  • Profile: Illuminate Adelaide, by Steve Brown
  • Carnivals and Mardi Gras
  • Heritage Commemorations
  • Parades and Processions
  • Religious Events and Pilgrimage
  • Arts and Entertainment
  • 6 Business, Sport, and Other Event Experiences
  • Business and Trade Events (MICE)
  • Expert Opinion: By Professor Dr. Ulrich Wünsch – Corporate Events
  • Educational and Scientific Events
  • Political and State Events
  • Sport and Recreational Events
  • Events at the Margin
  • Experiences of Different Stakeholders
  • 7 Public Policy and Events
  • The Evolution of Policy Analysis for Events
  • Policy Considerations Specific to Events
  • Justifying Public Sector Involvement
  • Profile: Scotland and Edinburgh
  • Major Policy Domains and Event-Related Goals
  • 8 Event Management Fundamentals
  • Defining Management and Management Theory
  • Unique Aspects of Event Management
  • Organising and Coordination
  • Inter-Organisation and Stakeholder Relations
  • Profile: Lusofonia Festival – Macao, SAR, China, By Ubaldino Sequeira Couto
  • Oganisational Ecology and Event Populations
  • Profile: Research on Values and Event Policy in the Sunshine Coast, Australia
  • The Learning Organisation and Knowledge Management
  • Evaluating the Event Organisation
  • 9 Directing, Leadership, and Human Resources for Events
  • Leadership
  • Decision-Making and Accountability
  • Human Resource Management
  • Expert Opinion: By Professor Tommy Andersson – Happiness Research and Event Tourism
  • Professionalisation, Professionalism, Education, and Careers
  • 10 Event Planning and Operations
  • Planning Theory
  • Planning For and Within Events
  • Expert Opinion: By Vassilios Ziakas – Event Portfolio Management in Focus
  • Project Planning and Management
  • Logic and Theory-of-Change Models
  • Strategic and Business Planning
  • Site Planning, Operations, and Logistics
  • Why Events Succeed or Fail
  • 11 Event Design: Theory and Principles
  • What is Design?
  • Expert Opinion: By Dr. Steve Brown – Event Design
  • Sensory Stimulation and Mapping
  • Dramaturgy and Design
  • Expert Opinion: By Vassilios Ziakas – Events Civic Dramaturgy
  • Designing Event Settings
  • Theming and Programming
  • Service Design and Quality
  • 12 Antecedents, Event Marketing, and Communications
  • Antecedents
  • Motivation and Motives for Attending Different Types of Events
  • Barriers and Constraints
  • Consumer Decision-Making
  • Marketing Fundamentals
  • Communications Fundamentals
  • Expert Opinion: By Professor Barbara Mazza – Trends in Event Communications
  • 13 Risk, Health, and Environmental Management for Events
  • Terminology
  • Threats and Risks Facing Events
  • Risk Management Process
  • Risk Management Strategies
  • Health and Safety Management
  • Security
  • Crowd Management and Control
  • Expert Opinion: By William J. O’toole – The Australian Safe and Healthy Crowded Places Handbook
  • Crisis Management and Resilience
  • Profile: The October 2022 Halloween Disaster in Seoul, Korea
  • Environmental Management and Sustainability
  • 14 Event Outcome Evaluation and Impact Assessment
  • Terminology
  • Theory for Evaluation and Impact Assessment
  • Professional Practice
  • A Complete Evaluation and IA System
  • The Subjects and Objects of Evaluation and IA
  • Impact Assessment Theory and Process
  • The Forces-Pressure-State-Impact-Response Model
  • Social Outcomes and IA
  • Cultural Outcomes and IA
  • Built Environment Outcomes and IA
  • Ecological Impact Assessment
  • Economic Impact Assessment
  • Comprehensive Benefit and Cost Evaluation
  • 15 Event Tourism
  • Destination Management and Event Tourism
  • Potential Roles of Events in Tourism Development and Marketing
  • Events as Attractions; Attractiveness
  • Development of Event Tourism
  • Expert Opinion: By Michael Duignan – A Short Essay on Overtourism and Japan’s Mega Event
  • Involvement and the Event Travel Career Trajectory (ETCT)
  • Economic Impact Assessment for Event Tourism
  • Education and Careers in Event Tourism
  • 16 Foundation Disciplines and Closely Related Fields for Event Studies
  • Cultural Anthropology
  • Sociology
  • Philosophy
  • Religious Studies
  • Psychology
  • Economics
  • Political Science
  • Law
  • History
  • Human Geography
  • Future Studies
  • Leisure Studies
  • Sport Studies and Sport Management
  • Visitor Studies
  • Hospitality Studies
  • Gender Studies
  • Health Studies
  • 17 Research and Knowledge Creation for Event Studies
  • Sources of Knowledge
  • Philosophy and Knowledge
  • Review of Review Articles
  • Expert Opinion: By Dr. Sandra Goh – Event Sector Recovery in New Zealand
  • Research Agenda and Major Challenges
  • Future Perspectives
  • References
  • Index

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