Reflections Upon the Experience of Longitudinal Research into Cultural Event Production in a Developing Destination

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2015
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International Journal of Tourism Research
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Longitudinal studies have the capacity to provide more nuanced explanations of tour ism and event phenomena, taking account of complexity, change and context. This paper is a self -reflexive, methodological study of research pract ice. It investigates my exper ience of engaging with cultural event producers in an emerging destinat ion over a seven-year period. Focussing on my research journey, it considers the social and relational dynamics associated with longitudinal research. Reciprocal relations and co-production of cultural events reveal nuanced information and expose fluid relationships and networks. Long- term engagement uncovers evolving pract ices and develops understanding of event processes embedded within their wider context.
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