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Packaging liminality: the management and commodification of liminal landscapes in tourism

June 3, 2011 James Kennell

Wesley Rykalski and I have had the abstract below accepted for the ATLAS 2011 conference in Valmeira, Latvia.  The theme of the conference is ’Landscape and Tourism:

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Greening Bonnaroo

July 16, 2010 James Kennell

This is the presentation that I gave today at the Global Events Congress IV, in Leeds. It is a case study of the event experience and

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Ethnographic methods in events research

January 17, 2010 James Kennell

A colleague and I have had a paper accepted for the ‘Global Events Congress IV: Events and Festivals Research: The State of the Art’ event, to

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New post on Arcades / Promenades

September 19, 2009 James Kennell

Wesley has posted up the latest contribution to our ‘Reading the Arcades, reading the Promenades’ blog, where we are attempting to bring together our readings

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Methodspace

April 30, 2009 James Kennell

I have just found a website called Methodspace which claims to be ” the home of the Research Methods community from across the world”, a

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