Professor Rebecca Finkel, PhD

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Katherine DashperProfessor, Carnegie School of Sport, Leeds Beckett UniversityVerified email at leedsbeckett.ac.uk
Kate SangProfessor, Heriot Watt UniversityVerified email at hw.ac.uk
Louise PlattManchester Metropolitan UniversityVerified email at mmu.ac.uk
James RichardsHeriot-Watt UniversityVerified email at hw.ac.uk
Abigail PowellProfessor, University of LincolnVerified email at lincoln.ac.uk
David McGillivrayProfessor in Event and Digital Cultures, University of the West of ScotlandVerified email at dmcgillivray.orangehome.co.uk
Dr Peter RobinsonLeeds Beckett UniversityVerified email at leedsbeckett.ac.uk
Allan JepsonUniversity of HertfordshireVerified email at herts.ac.uk
Alan ClarkeUniversity of PannoniaVerified email at turizmus.uni-pannon.hu
Gayle McphersonProfessor of Events and Cultural PolicyVerified email at uws.ac.uk
Laura MisenerUniversity of Western OntarioVerified email at uwo.ca
Louise BarrierePhD in Popular Music and Performance Studies - Université de LorraineVerified email at univ-lorraine.fr
Kevin MarkwellProfessor, Southern Cross UniversityVerified email at scu.edu.au
Jennifer JonesResearcher, University of the West of ScotlandVerified email at uws.ac.uk
Victoria DurrerUniversity College DublinVerified email at ucd.ie
kate oakleyUniversity of LeedsVerified email at leeds.ac.uk

Professor Rebecca Finkel, PhD

Professor, Queen Margaret University

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critical event studies festivals gender cultural identity


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‘Being an academic is not a 9–5 job’: long working hours and the ‘ideal worker’in UK academia K Sang, A Powell, R Finkel, J Richards Labour & Industry: a journal of the social and economic relations of work 25 …, 2015	133	2015
" Dancing around the Ring of Fire": Social Capital, Tourism Resistance, and Gender Dichotomies at Up Helly Aa in Lerwick, Shetland R Finkel Event Management 14 (4), 275-285, 2010	94	2010
A picture of the contemporary combined arts festival landscape R Finkel Cultural Trends 18 (1), 3-21, 2009	79	2009
Multispecies leisure: Human-animal interactions in leisure landscapes P Danby, K Dashper, R Finkel Leisure Studies 38 (3), 291-302, 2019	75	2019
Cultural festivals and the city R Finkel, L Platt Geography Compass 14 (9), e12498, 2020	72	2020
Hospitality as a human phenomenon: Host–guest relationships in a post-conflict setting S Causevic, P Lynch Tourism and Hospitality Planning & Development 6 (2), 121-132, 2009	68	2009
Events and community development. A Jepson, A Clarke Research themes for events, 6-17, 2013	61*	2013
Sex trafficking and the Vancouver Winter Olympic Games: Perceptions and preventative measures CM Matheson, R Finkel Tourism Management 36, 613-628, 2013	60	2013
Diversifying the creative: Creative work, creative industries, creative identities R Finkel, D Jones, K Sang, D Stoyanova Russell Organization 24 (3), 281-288, 2017	55	2017
The ‘dirty downside’of global sporting events: Focus on human trafficking for sexual exploitation R Finkel, ML Finkel Public Health 129 (1), 17-22, 2015	53	2015
Accessibility, inclusion, and diversity in critical event studies R Finkel, B Sharp, M Sweeney Routledge, 2019	48	2019
Tensions between ambition and reality in UK combined arts festival programming: Case study of the Lichfield Festival R Finkel International Journal of Event Management Research, 2006	39	2006
“Doing gender” in critical event studies: A dual agenda for research K Dashper, R Finkel International Journal of event and festival management 12 (1), 70-84, 2021	33	2021
Re-imaging arts festivals through a corporate lens: A case study of business sponsorship at the Henley Festival R Finkel Managing Leisure 15 (4), 237-250, 2010	33	2010
Accessibility, diversity, and inclusion in the UK meetings industry K Dashper, R Finkel Journal of Convention & Event Tourism 21 (4), 283-307, 2020	29	2020
Legitimizing leisure experiences as emotional work: A post‐humanist approach to gendered equine encounters R Finkel, P Danby Gender, Work & Organization 26 (3), 377-391, 2019	25	2019
Events and social capital. L Misener Research themes for events, 18-30, 2013	24	2013
Accessibility, diversity and inclusion in events R Finkel, K Dashper The Routledge handbook of events, 475-490, 2020	23	2020
The material culture of music festival fandoms L Barrière, R Finkel European Journal of Cultural Studies 25 (2), 479-497, 2022	22	2022
Gendered violence at international festivals: An interdisciplinary perspective L Platt, R Finkel Gendered Violence at International Festivals, 1-8, 2020	22	2020

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