Search Results - "Green, B. Christine"

The Essential Role of Sense of Community in a Youth Sport Program by Lin, Yen-Chun, Chalip, Laurence, Christine Green, B.

“…This multiphased study identifies the salient benefits that parents seek for their families from a youth sport program. Phase 1, a preseason focus group study…”
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Visitor composition and event-related spending by Taks, Marijke, Christine Green, B, Chalip, Laurence, Kesenne, Stefan, Martyn, Scott

“…Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to examine the spending patterns of non-local participants and spectators at a medium-sized international sport event,…”
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Creating sport participation from sport events: making it happen by Chalip, Laurence, Green, B. Christine, Taks, Marijke, Misener, Laura

“…Sport participation is a claimed benefit of elite sport events, but the facts do not support that claim, and means to capitalise upon events in order to build…”
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Engaging children through sport: examining the disconnect between program vision and implementation by Newland, Brianna, Dixon, Marlene A, Green, B Christine

“…The purpose of this study was to provide recommendations to an organization trying to effectively implement nontraditional sport programming to reach a broader…”
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Impacts and strategic outcomes from non-mega sport events for local communities by Taks, Marijke, Chalip, Laurence, Green, B. Christine

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How Visitors and Locals at a Sport Event Differ in Motives and Identity by Snelgrove, Ryan, Taks, Marijke, Chalip, Laurence, Green, B. Christine

“…Although the literature on events differentiates between locals, casual attendees, and those who have travelled specifically to attend the event, little is…”
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The elusive "trickle-down effect" of sport events: assumptions and missed opportunities by Misener, Laura, Taks, Marijke, Chalip, Laurence, Green, B. Christine

“…The claimed benefits of sport events on sport participation rely on an asserted "trickle-down effect". There is a lack of empirical evidence that events can…”
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Assessing the Relationship Between Youth Sport Participation Settings and Creativity in Adulthood by Bowers, Matthew T., Green, B. Christine, Hemme, Florian, Chalip, Laurence

“…This article presents an assessment of the relative influences of time spent participating in organized sports and informal sports during childhood with…”
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Place attachment and attendees' experiences of homecoming event by Zhang, Hongping, Huang, Zhuowei (Joy), Green, B. Christine, Qiu, Shangzhi

“…This study explores the complex of attendees' experiences in the context of homecoming events that overlap sport activities, event, and tourism elements during…”
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Understanding why people play fantasy sport: development of the Fantasy Sport Motivation Inventory (FanSMI) by Lee, Seunghwan, Seo, Won Jae, Green, B. Christine

“…The purpose of this study was to identify key motives for fantasy sport consumption and to develop a valid, reliable scale to measure these motives. A pool of…”
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Serious Leisure, Social Identity and Sport Tourism by Green, B. Christine, Jones, Ian

“…'Serious leisure' is a concept used to describe leisure activities that are 'sufficiently substantial and interesting in nature for the participant to find a…”
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Economic Impact Analysis versus Cost Benefit Analysis: The Case of a Medium-Sized Sport Event by Taks, Marijke, Martyn, Scott, Chalip, Laurence, Green, Christine, Kesenne, Stefan

“…This paper empirically illustrates the difference between a standard economic impact analysis (EIA) and a cost-benefit analysis (CBA). The EIA was conducted…”
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Factors Affecting Repeat Visitation and Flow-on Tourism as Sources of Event Strategy Sustainability by Taks, Marijke, Chalip, Laurence, Green, B. Christine, Kesenne, Stefan, Martyn, Scott

“…The sustainability of including medium sized one-time sport events in an event portfolio is examined with reference to the capacity of one such event to…”
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Evaluating sport development outcomes: the case of a medium-sized international sport event by Taks, Marijke, Green, B. Christine, Misener, Laura, Chalip, Laurence

“…Research question: This study evaluates sport development outcomes of a medium-sized, one-off, international sport event, while also exploring any strategies…”
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Using Consumer Behavior Research to Understand the Baby Boomer Tourist by Cleaver, Megan, Green, B. Christine, Muller, Thomas E.

“…This article focuses on consumer behavior research to better understand Australian baby boomer tourists, although the principles and methods behind this…”
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Exploring the efficacy of youth sport camps to build customer relationships by Walsh, David W., Green, B. Christine, Cottingham, Michael

“…Professional sport teams strive to cultivate a large, loyal fan base. Relationship marketing is well suited for developing loyal customers. Professional sport…”
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Pioneer volunteers: the role identity of continuous volunteers at sport events by Fairley, Sheranne, Green, B. Christine, O'Brien, Danny, Chalip, Laurence

“…This study examines the role identity of pioneer volunteers. This research expands current conceptualisations of event volunteers to include those individuals…”
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The effects of commitment and identification on consumption by Fairley, Sheranne, Green, B. Christine, Chalip, Laurence

“…Previous work has demonstrated relationships among consumers' perceptions of a service organization's characteristics, their affiliation history with the…”
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The effects of sensory stimuli on motorsports spectators by Chung, Kyu-soo, Ryu, Dong Soo, Green, B. Christine, Kang, Hyun Min

“…This study measures the effect of each of the five senses on arousal, satisfaction and intention to revisit a live racing event. Spectators' arousal was…”
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Sport tourism as the celebration of subculture by Green, B.Christine, Chalip, Laurence

“…Tournaments designed to attract sport participants to a destination have become significant elements of tourism marketing. This study examines participants'…”
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