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Managing Leisure Volume 12, 2007 - Issue 2-3: Events and Festivals: Current trends and Issues
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The dynamics of successful events – the experts' perspective

Dr. John Ensor School of Marketing, Tourism and Languages, Napier University Business School, EH14 1DJ, Edinburgh, UK
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Martin Robertson School of Marketing, Tourism and Languages, Napier University Business School, EH14 1DJ, Edinburgh, UK
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Jane Ali-Knight School of Marketing, Tourism and Languages, Napier University Business School, EH14 1DJ, Edinburgh, UK
Pages 223-235 | Published online: 04 Dec 2010

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Martin Robertson, Phil Rogers & Anna Leask. (2009) Progressing socio‐cultural impact evaluation for festivals. Journal of Policy Research in Tourism, Leisure and Events 1:2, pages 156-169.
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