Titlebook: Managing and Developing Communities, Festivals and Events; Allan Jepson,Alan Clarke Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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An Introduction to Planning and Managing Communities, Festivals and EventsOL). Our edited book brings together planned festivals and events from ten different countries around the world and in doing so, analyses the importance of communities, cultures, and appropriate and inclusive planning and engagement to reveal a multitude of positive and negative impacts that events

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Rising to the Challenge of Sustainability: Community Events by the Community, for the Communityte enjoyment and memories. Successful longstanding community events, be they annual or otherwise, need to have an organising committee that understands this emotional connection on the one side and loyal consumers that engage with the event to make it sustainable on the other. This chapter builds on

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The Motivations of Event Volunteers at Local Community Eventscal research on the drivers for motivation, in an attempt to understand the world of volunteering in terms of the perceived benefits of volunteering (Soderman & Snead, 2008) and the motivational spectrum of volunteering (Coghlan & Fennell, 2009). Duffy (2006) has remarked that events have the potent

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The ‘Performance’ of an Easter Festival on an Island Community: Bringing Communities Together or Ento, the chapter explores the concept of ‘front’ and ‘back’ regions of the island (Boissevain, 1996) and the capacity of the island to resist the excesses of the tourist gaze (Urry, 1990). The chapter provides empirical insights on the rituals of ‘performing’ pilgrimage along the route to Holy Island

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Community Development through Public Art Event in Ratchaburi, Thailandthe small city of Ratchaburi, Thailand, once a neglected city by travellers. Visiting an art gallery or museum is not a traditional activity among ordinary people in Thailand because visual arts are generally perceived as a high culture and exclusively for the affluent, educated and those with high

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Understanding Stakeholder Status and Legitimate Power Exertion within Community Sport Events: A Caseents can aid in developing a sense of place, encourage participation in sport and stimulate pride in the community in which they take place (Edwards, 2015). As the range, number and popularity of CSEs continue to grow rapidly so too do the number of event associated stakeholders (Carter et al., 2011