Event management research: A consensus of experience

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Bostock, James, Crowther, Phil and Perry, John 2015. Event management research: A consensus of experience. in: Leisure Studies Association.
AuthorsBostock, James, Crowther, Phil and Perry, John
KeywordsEvent research; Research methods; Events management
Year2015
PublisherLeisure Studies Association
SeriesPublication No. 127
Web address (URL)http://hdl.handle.net/10545/621254
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ContributorsSheffield Hallam University
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