Adrian Palmer
Biographic Data
| ID | 3684606 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Adrian Palmer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Adrian |
| FAMILY NAME | Palmer |
| SIGNATURE | PALMER A |
| AFFILIATIONS | École Supérieure de Commerce de Rennes |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 87 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 15 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Linking engagement at cultural festivals to legacy impacts
Cultural festivals typically celebrate and reinforce a cultural identity, while becoming embedded in tourism experiences. They have sought to establish their sustainability through legacies of enduring involvement with the cultures and communities they serve. Although studies have examined the effects of attendance on festival impacts and legacy, we contribute further understanding by investigating the effects of visitors’ level of behavioural en…
Festivals as agents for behaviour change
Consumers' evaluations of ecological packaging – Rational and emotional approaches
The effects of residents' social identity and involvement on their advocacy of incoming tourism
Causes and consequences of underutilised capacity in a tourist resort development
Religiosity, Relationships and Consumption
Business‐to‐consumer relationships have been over‐conceptualised, but poorly understood in terms of the social factors that motivate or inhibit the development of such relationships. This paper seeks to integrate three streams of literature, buyer‐seller relationships, social relationships, and religiosity and develops a framework in which declining levels of participation in organised religion may be conceptualised as a failing relationship, whi…
Disconfirming user expectations of the online service experience
Heightened competition in the e‐commerce domain continues to force the need for a reliable and user‐friendly service quality measurement methodology. The challenge facing practitioners, however, is to identify and implement the most appropriate measurement tools for their operation. Disconfirmation measures have come to dominate the debate concerning this very issue, with both direct and inferred techniques presenting themselves as reliable and v…
Evaluating the governance style of marketing groups
The politics of leisure policy
Tourism destination marketing alliances
Providing complex local authority services in competitive markets ‐ the role of arms‐length organisations
Games In Language Teaching
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Teaching Communication
A second-language teacher's classroom activity can be optimized by considering its relationship to the development, in his students, of communication skills. The development of these skills presupposes the presence and insights of a live teacher, and cannot be accomplished by a machine. That the techniques advocated here are practical, is illustrated by a description of communication practice (CP), as well as the following considerations: the int…
Thai Tone Variants and the Language Teachers
It is common knowledge to teachers of tone languages that the phonetic shapes of tones vary in different phonological environments. This paper, based upon a limited instrumental study of Thai, provides a technique by which a teacher can identify the environmental conditions under which confusion is likely to occur, Two separate methods of charting are illustrated. One shows individual tone variation, and the other shows the effect of a specified …
A Classroom Technique for Teaching Vocabulary
The primary purpose of this paper is to present a method for conducting a vocabulary class. This method will, in addition to helping the students learn vocabulary, also help them develop their reading comprehension, aural comprehension, and fluency in asking and answering questions.1 Students who can profit from this technique are those who have learned how to produce and answer questions, since their oral performance in class often consists of q…
Tourism destination marketing alliances
The effects of residents' social identity and involvement on their advocacy of incoming tourism
Festivals as agents for behaviour change
Religiosity, Relationships and Consumption
Business‐to‐consumer relationships have been over‐conceptualised, but poorly understood in terms of the social factors that motivate or inhibit the development of such relationships. This paper seeks to integrate three streams of literature, buyer‐seller relationships, social relationships, and religiosity and develops a framework in which declining levels of participation in organised religion may be conceptualised as a failing relationship, whi…
Evaluating the governance style of marketing groups
Causes and consequences of underutilised capacity in a tourist resort development
Disconfirming user expectations of the online service experience
Heightened competition in the e‐commerce domain continues to force the need for a reliable and user‐friendly service quality measurement methodology. The challenge facing practitioners, however, is to identify and implement the most appropriate measurement tools for their operation. Disconfirmation measures have come to dominate the debate concerning this very issue, with both direct and inferred techniques presenting themselves as reliable and v…
Teaching Communication
A second-language teacher's classroom activity can be optimized by considering its relationship to the development, in his students, of communication skills. The development of these skills presupposes the presence and insights of a live teacher, and cannot be accomplished by a machine. That the techniques advocated here are practical, is illustrated by a description of communication practice (CP), as well as the following considerations: the int…
Thai Tone Variants and the Language Teachers
It is common knowledge to teachers of tone languages that the phonetic shapes of tones vary in different phonological environments. This paper, based upon a limited instrumental study of Thai, provides a technique by which a teacher can identify the environmental conditions under which confusion is likely to occur, Two separate methods of charting are illustrated. One shows individual tone variation, and the other shows the effect of a specified …
Providing complex local authority services in competitive markets ‐ the role of arms‐length organisations
Games In Language Teaching
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
A Classroom Technique for Teaching Vocabulary
The primary purpose of this paper is to present a method for conducting a vocabulary class. This method will, in addition to helping the students learn vocabulary, also help them develop their reading comprehension, aural comprehension, and fluency in asking and answering questions.1 Students who can profit from this technique are those who have learned how to produce and answer questions, since their oral performance in class often consists of q…
A Classroom Technique for Teaching Vocabulary
The primary purpose of this paper is to present a method for conducting a vocabulary class. This method will, in addition to helping the students learn vocabulary, also help them develop their reading comprehension, aural comprehension, and fluency in asking and answering questions.1 Students who can profit from this technique are those who have learned how to produce and answer questions, since their oral performance in class often consists of q…
Thai Tone Variants and the Language Teachers
It is common knowledge to teachers of tone languages that the phonetic shapes of tones vary in different phonological environments. This paper, based upon a limited instrumental study of Thai, provides a technique by which a teacher can identify the environmental conditions under which confusion is likely to occur, Two separate methods of charting are illustrated. One shows individual tone variation, and the other shows the effect of a specified …
Teaching Communication
A second-language teacher's classroom activity can be optimized by considering its relationship to the development, in his students, of communication skills. The development of these skills presupposes the presence and insights of a live teacher, and cannot be accomplished by a machine. That the techniques advocated here are practical, is illustrated by a description of communication practice (CP), as well as the following considerations: the int…
Games In Language Teaching
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Providing complex local authority services in competitive markets ‐ the role of arms‐length organisations
The politics of leisure policy
Tourism destination marketing alliances
Evaluating the governance style of marketing groups
Disconfirming user expectations of the online service experience
Heightened competition in the e‐commerce domain continues to force the need for a reliable and user‐friendly service quality measurement methodology. The challenge facing practitioners, however, is to identify and implement the most appropriate measurement tools for their operation. Disconfirmation measures have come to dominate the debate concerning this very issue, with both direct and inferred techniques presenting themselves as reliable and v…
Religiosity, Relationships and Consumption
Business‐to‐consumer relationships have been over‐conceptualised, but poorly understood in terms of the social factors that motivate or inhibit the development of such relationships. This paper seeks to integrate three streams of literature, buyer‐seller relationships, social relationships, and religiosity and develops a framework in which declining levels of participation in organised religion may be conceptualised as a failing relationship, whi…
Causes and consequences of underutilised capacity in a tourist resort development
The effects of residents' social identity and involvement on their advocacy of incoming tourism
Consumers' evaluations of ecological packaging – Rational and emotional approaches
Festivals as agents for behaviour change
Linking engagement at cultural festivals to legacy impacts
Cultural festivals typically celebrate and reinforce a cultural identity, while becoming embedded in tourism experiences. They have sought to establish their sustainability through legacies of enduring involvement with the cultures and communities they serve. Although studies have examined the effects of attendance on festival impacts and legacy, we contribute further understanding by investigating the effects of visitors’ level of behavioural en…
Business (9 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Political science (7 works) · Economics (6 works) · Marketing (6 works) · Tourism (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (4 works) · Linguistics (4 works) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (4 works)