Raphaela Stadler
Biographic Data
| ID | 6180982 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Raphaela Stadler |
| GIVEN NAMES | Raphaela |
| FAMILY NAME | Stadler |
| SIGNATURE | STADLER R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Hertfordshire |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3517-8138 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Family holidays with autistic children
There is growing recognition that autistic children face significant emotional challenges during a family holiday. Interviews with parents of autistic children in the UK and Ireland were undertaken to explore parents' perceptions of the role of emotions in service delivery failure. Inductive latent analysis found four types of service delivery gap, each associated with uncertainty about who is responsible for managing emotions: this is termed ‘em…
Tourism and neurodiversity
This paper focuses on the concept of neurodiversity and how it applies to tourism. Through a critical analysis based on the social model of disability, the paper begins by highlighting that neurodiversity has been poorly problematized in tourism research. Using the challenges involved in holidaymaking for families with autistic children as an example, the paper demonstrates how tourism providers and governments have failed to identify what change…
Doing and feeling together in older age
The potential for art activities to help in alleviating loneliness is explored through a focus on older women's regular attendance at creative social activities. We apply the concept of perceived emotional synchrony to understand how weekly craft group sessions enable feelings of belonging and self-worth to develop in older women. Using a multi-site six-month study of 62 women aged 70+ attending social creative activities, our multi-stage researc…
Dictionary of Event Studies, Event Management and Event Tourism
This Dictionary, produced by a distinguished and varied panel of international editors, is an invaluable reference for students, academics, practitioners, researchers, policy makers. For the first time, it compiles and defines a comprehensive glossary of terms used in the event-specific literature. Whilst many of these terms are commonplace, their usage in the events literature is often specific and in need of interpretation. Whilst there are num…
Making positive family memories together and improving quality-of-life through thick sociality and bonding at local community festivals and events
Critical Moments of (Un)doing Doctoral Supervision
Despite the proliferation of doctoral training courses within universities, little attention is paid to the complexity of supervision as a process of becoming for both students and supervisors. As post-qualitative researchers we explore how collaborative writing can be mobilised as a rhizomatic practice to open up engagements with supervision that counter hierarchical master/apprentice models of knowledge transmission. Researching-writing through…
Power relations and the production of new knowledge within a Queensland Music Festival community cultural development project
Conflict during the creative development process of community cultural development projects is inevitable (Adam and Goldbard 2001), yet through the productive use of power (Foucault 1977, 1980, 1982) new knowledge can be created for the festival organization, the community, and individual participants. In this article I identify power/knowledge relations within the Queensland Music Festival community cultural development project Behind the Cane, …
Making positive family memories together and improving quality-of-life through thick sociality and bonding at local community festivals and events
Doing and feeling together in older age
The potential for art activities to help in alleviating loneliness is explored through a focus on older women's regular attendance at creative social activities. We apply the concept of perceived emotional synchrony to understand how weekly craft group sessions enable feelings of belonging and self-worth to develop in older women. Using a multi-site six-month study of 62 women aged 70+ attending social creative activities, our multi-stage researc…
Power relations and the production of new knowledge within a Queensland Music Festival community cultural development project
Conflict during the creative development process of community cultural development projects is inevitable (Adam and Goldbard 2001), yet through the productive use of power (Foucault 1977, 1980, 1982) new knowledge can be created for the festival organization, the community, and individual participants. In this article I identify power/knowledge relations within the Queensland Music Festival community cultural development project Behind the Cane, …
Power relations and the production of new knowledge within a Queensland Music Festival community cultural development project
Conflict during the creative development process of community cultural development projects is inevitable (Adam and Goldbard 2001), yet through the productive use of power (Foucault 1977, 1980, 1982) new knowledge can be created for the festival organization, the community, and individual participants. In this article I identify power/knowledge relations within the Queensland Music Festival community cultural development project Behind the Cane, …
Critical Moments of (Un)doing Doctoral Supervision
Despite the proliferation of doctoral training courses within universities, little attention is paid to the complexity of supervision as a process of becoming for both students and supervisors. As post-qualitative researchers we explore how collaborative writing can be mobilised as a rhizomatic practice to open up engagements with supervision that counter hierarchical master/apprentice models of knowledge transmission. Researching-writing through…
Making positive family memories together and improving quality-of-life through thick sociality and bonding at local community festivals and events
Dictionary of Event Studies, Event Management and Event Tourism
This Dictionary, produced by a distinguished and varied panel of international editors, is an invaluable reference for students, academics, practitioners, researchers, policy makers. For the first time, it compiles and defines a comprehensive glossary of terms used in the event-specific literature. Whilst many of these terms are commonplace, their usage in the events literature is often specific and in need of interpretation. Whilst there are num…
Tourism and neurodiversity
This paper focuses on the concept of neurodiversity and how it applies to tourism. Through a critical analysis based on the social model of disability, the paper begins by highlighting that neurodiversity has been poorly problematized in tourism research. Using the challenges involved in holidaymaking for families with autistic children as an example, the paper demonstrates how tourism providers and governments have failed to identify what change…
Doing and feeling together in older age
The potential for art activities to help in alleviating loneliness is explored through a focus on older women's regular attendance at creative social activities. We apply the concept of perceived emotional synchrony to understand how weekly craft group sessions enable feelings of belonging and self-worth to develop in older women. Using a multi-site six-month study of 62 women aged 70+ attending social creative activities, our multi-stage researc…
Family holidays with autistic children
There is growing recognition that autistic children face significant emotional challenges during a family holiday. Interviews with parents of autistic children in the UK and Ireland were undertaken to explore parents' perceptions of the role of emotions in service delivery failure. Inductive latent analysis found four types of service delivery gap, each associated with uncertainty about who is responsible for managing emotions: this is termed ‘em…
Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Tourism (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (3 works) · Knowledge management (2 works) · Pedagogy (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works)