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VOLUME 6, NUMBER 4

SPECIAL ISSUE ON "EVENTS BEYOND 2000: SETTING THE AGENDA" CONFERENCE

CONTENTS

Introduction
Leo K. Jago and Rob Harris (Guest Editors)

Towards an Australian Event Research Agenda: First Steps
Rob Harris, Leo Jago, Johnny Allen, and M. Huyskens

Sampling Frame Issues in Identifying Event-Related Expenditure
Barry Burgan and Trevor Mules

Monitoring the Tourism Impacts of the Sydney 2000 Olympics
Bill Faulkner, Laurence Chalip, Graham Brown, Leo Jago, Roger March, and Arch Woodside

Event Evaluation Research
Jack Carlsen, Donald Getz, and Geoff Soutar

Event and Venue Management: Minimizing Liability Through Effective Crowd Management Techniques
Je'Anna Lanza Abbott and Morgan W. Geddie

RESEARCH NOTE

Events Beyond 2000: Setting the Agenda--Focus Group Outcomes
Rob Harris and M. Huyskens

Volume 6 Subject and Author Index

VOLUME 6, NUMBER 3, 2000

REFEREED ARTICLES

The International Olympic Committee and Site Decisions: The Case of the 2002 Winter Olympics
Christer Persson

Turning 16 Days Into 16 Years Through Olympic Legacies
J. R. Brent Ritchie

The Relationship Between Place Attachment and Crowding in an Event Setting
Thomas D. Wickham and Deborah L. Kerstetter

A Framework for Assessing "Tangible" and "Intangible" Impacts of Events and Conventions
Larry Dwyer, Robert Mellor, Nina Mistilis, and Trevor Mules

Forecasting the Economic Impacts of Events and Conventions
Larry Dwyer, Robert Mellor, Nina Mistilis, and Trevor Mules

BOOK REVIEWS

Evaluation of Events: Scandinavian Experiences (Lena Mossberg, editor)
Don Getz

The Business and Management of Conventions (Vivienne McCabe, Barry Poole, Paul Weeks, and Neil Leiper)
Don Getz

The Impact of Mega Events (Tommy Andersson, Christer Persson, Bengt Sahlberg, and Lars-Ing Strom)
Don Getz

The Host Selection Process for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games (2nd, revised edition) (Christer Persson)
Don Getz

Expositions and Trade Shows (D. Robbe)
Sandra Morrow

VOLUME 6, NUMBER 2, 2000

EDITORIAL

Donald Getz

REFEREED ARTICLES

How Salt Lake City and its Rival Bidders Campaigned for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games
Sven Åke Hörte and Christer Persson

Consumer Perceptions and Concerns About the Healthfulness and Safety of Food Served at Fairs and Festivals
Huey Chern Boo, Richard Ghiselli, and B. A. Almanza

INVITED ARTICLE

Strategies for Success: How Singapore Attracts and Retains the Convention and Trade Show Industry
Donald J. MacLaurin and Kevin Leong

RESEARCH NOTE

Krewes and Their Activities and Spending on Mardi Gras in Lafayette, Louisiana
Jerome F. Agrusa

OPINION

When Is a Memorial Site an Appropriate Event Facility
Joe Jeff Goldblatt

PROFILES

Events: Outstanding Means for Joint Promotion
Paul Van Gessel

Events Industry Accreditation in Australia
Jack Carlsen

CONFERENCE REPORTS

Managing Events for Urban Tourism: American and European Perspectives
Birgit Pikkemaat

The Mediterranean in Europe - IFEA Europe's Festival and Event Conference
Philip Long

BOOK REVIEWS

Behind the Scenes at Special Events: Flowers, Props and Design (Lena Malouf)
Joe Goldblatt

Measuring the Economic Impact of Visitors to Sports Tournaments and Special Events (John L. Crompton)
Larry Dwyer

News

VOLUME 6, NUMBER 1, 2000

EDITORIAL

Defining the Field of Event Management
Donald Getz

REFEREED ARTICLES

Festival and Event Management: An Experiential Approach to Curriculum Design
Dan McDonald and Terri McDonald

Improving Forecasts for World's Fair Attendance: Incorporating Income Effects
Philip Feifan Xie and Stephen L. J. Smith

Counting the Herd. Using Aerial Photography to Estimate Attendance at Open Events
Mike Raybould, Trevor Mules, Elizabeth Fredline, and Renata Tomljenovic

A Profile of Michigan's Festival and Special Event Tourism Market
Semok Yoon, Daniel M. Spencer, Donald F. Holecek, and Dae-Kwan Kim

After the Event: Perspectives on Organizational Partnerships in the Management of a Themed Festival Year
Philip Long

BOOK REVIEW

Festival and Special Event Management (Ian McDonald, Johnny Allen, and William O'Toole)
Jack Carlsen

CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT

Tourism 2000: Time for Celebration?