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Festival and Special Event Management
Festival and Special Event Management

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Edition: 4th Edition
Author: Johnny Allen, William OToole, Robert Harris, Ian McDonnell
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Release Date: February 2008
ISBN-10: 0470812524
ISBN-13: 9780470812525
List Price: £29.99
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A good book about special events in Australia
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I quite liked this book which is well laid out and has good diagrams and charts. It contains lots of useful information about special events, but what is not obvious from the cover is that is very orientated towards Australia. There are number of good case studies about Australian events, but you have to draw your own conclusions about how to use the material if you are somewhere else.

The book is quite easy to follow and is not at all heavy-duty or hard going. However, it doesn't go into too much depth about the events business itself, and as a student, that would have been useful for me. Also the book doesn't encourage you to look elsewhere for material, unlike the one by Shone (A) and Parry (B) (which suggests things like weblinks).

Overall, this is a good book, but it has a few drawbacks for non Australian users, even though you can adapt a lot of the material, especially the general techniques and approaches to whatever event you yourself are organising. Having said that I thought it was much more useful than the books by Goldblatt (JJ) which tend to be very descriptive.


























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