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Tæt på eller hver for sig? Eventadfærd i en post-pandemisk brydningstid
Authors: Ren, Carina;
Ren, Carina;
Abstract
Hvilke tanker gør kommende deltagere sig om de festivaler og events, som snart genåbner? Hvad kan vi lære af nedlukningen, når det kommer til eventdeltageres forventninger og de nye fællesskaber, der måske vil opstå i kølvandet på covid-19? Det giver flere nylige undersøgelser et praj om.
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Denmark
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- Aalborg University Library (AUB) Denmark
- Aalborg University Denmark
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Hvilke tanker gør kommende deltagere sig om de festivaler og events, som snart genåbner? Hvad kan vi lære af nedlukningen, når det kommer til eventdeltageres forventninger og de nye fællesskaber, der måske vil opstå i kølvandet på covid-19? Det giver flere nylige undersøgelser et praj om.