Mark Wickham
Biographic Data
| ID | 709187 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mark Wickham |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mark |
| FAMILY NAME | Wickham |
| SIGNATURE | WICKHAM M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Tasmania |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6653-9074 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Addressing the Diversity Paradox
This paper explores the benefits and challenges of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion practices, with an emphasis on their relevance to the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (#5 ‘gender equality’ and #8 ‘inclusive economic growth’). While effective DEI practices are linked to desirable societal, organisational and individual outcomes (e.g., sustainable social, environmental and economic development), there exists a ‘diversity paradox’, where the im…
Assessing the notion of art as a product
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to assess the notion of art as a product. This paper develops a detailed understanding of how established visual artists engage with the notion in their art making and market interactions, drawing insight from the longitudinal debate on the essence of art, including its connection with entrepreneurial marketing. Design/methodology/approach The authors uses a conceptual framework involving artists’ and other st…
Investigating the relationship between visitor location and motivations to attend a museum
This paper investigates the role of visitor location and other related contributing factors in determining motivation to attend the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery in the regional city of Launceston, Tasmania. It carries out an assessment of the literature on visitor motivation to attend museums and galleries, including visiting as a learning experience and as an environment for well-being. It also considers the role of visitor location in …
Exploring supply-side network interactions in the visual art production process
Craft brewery tourism best-practices
Knowledge-management issues in China’s hotel industry
Reflecting on the Strategic Use of Caqdas to Manage and Report on the Qualitative Research Process
As an increasing number of researchers have been trained to u s e programs such as Atlas/ti, NUD*IST, Nvivo, and ETHNOGRAPH their value in analyzing qualitative data has gained greater recognition. Drawing on the experience of two PhD candidates at the University of Tasmania, this paper reflects upon some potential uses of a suite of computer software programs to make the research and analysis process more logical and transparent. In addition, th…
An examination of Marriott's entry into the Chinese hospitality industry
Marketing orientation and activities in the arts-marketing context
Answering the call by Fillis, this paper aims to build an ‘arts-marketing orientation’ model by exploring the parallel relationship that exists between the Product Life Cycle (PLC) and the notion of the ‘career trajectory’ (as it applies to visual artists). In so doing, this paper provides a finer-grained understanding of the marketing orientation and activities of visual artists as they progress through their career. Qualitative analysis of the …
A cultural tourism research agenda
Analysis of the leading tourism journals 1999-2008
The Development of Competitive Industries
Despite widespread adoption of Porter's Industrial Cluster Theory as a policy development framework by federal and state governments over the past decade, Australia remains significantly below the OECD average in terms of its industries' economic contributions to real wealth creation ( Brown 2000 ; OECD 1998 ). The major cause cited for this relatively poor performance has been inability of key government officials to implement effective industry…
Reflecting on the Strategic Use of Caqdas to Manage and Report on the Qualitative Research Process
As an increasing number of researchers have been trained to u s e programs such as Atlas/ti, NUD*IST, Nvivo, and ETHNOGRAPH their value in analyzing qualitative data has gained greater recognition. Drawing on the experience of two PhD candidates at the University of Tasmania, this paper reflects upon some potential uses of a suite of computer software programs to make the research and analysis process more logical and transparent. In addition, th…
An examination of Marriott's entry into the Chinese hospitality industry
Exploring supply-side network interactions in the visual art production process
Craft brewery tourism best-practices
A cultural tourism research agenda
The Development of Competitive Industries
Despite widespread adoption of Porter's Industrial Cluster Theory as a policy development framework by federal and state governments over the past decade, Australia remains significantly below the OECD average in terms of its industries' economic contributions to real wealth creation ( Brown 2000 ; OECD 1998 ). The major cause cited for this relatively poor performance has been inability of key government officials to implement effective industry…
Investigating the relationship between visitor location and motivations to attend a museum
This paper investigates the role of visitor location and other related contributing factors in determining motivation to attend the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery in the regional city of Launceston, Tasmania. It carries out an assessment of the literature on visitor motivation to attend museums and galleries, including visiting as a learning experience and as an environment for well-being. It also considers the role of visitor location in …
Knowledge-management issues in China’s hotel industry
Analysis of the leading tourism journals 1999-2008
The Development of Competitive Industries
Despite widespread adoption of Porter's Industrial Cluster Theory as a policy development framework by federal and state governments over the past decade, Australia remains significantly below the OECD average in terms of its industries' economic contributions to real wealth creation ( Brown 2000 ; OECD 1998 ). The major cause cited for this relatively poor performance has been inability of key government officials to implement effective industry…
Analysis of the leading tourism journals 1999-2008
Marketing orientation and activities in the arts-marketing context
Answering the call by Fillis, this paper aims to build an ‘arts-marketing orientation’ model by exploring the parallel relationship that exists between the Product Life Cycle (PLC) and the notion of the ‘career trajectory’ (as it applies to visual artists). In so doing, this paper provides a finer-grained understanding of the marketing orientation and activities of visual artists as they progress through their career. Qualitative analysis of the …
A cultural tourism research agenda
Reflecting on the Strategic Use of Caqdas to Manage and Report on the Qualitative Research Process
As an increasing number of researchers have been trained to u s e programs such as Atlas/ti, NUD*IST, Nvivo, and ETHNOGRAPH their value in analyzing qualitative data has gained greater recognition. Drawing on the experience of two PhD candidates at the University of Tasmania, this paper reflects upon some potential uses of a suite of computer software programs to make the research and analysis process more logical and transparent. In addition, th…
An examination of Marriott's entry into the Chinese hospitality industry
Craft brewery tourism best-practices
Knowledge-management issues in China’s hotel industry
Exploring supply-side network interactions in the visual art production process
Investigating the relationship between visitor location and motivations to attend a museum
This paper investigates the role of visitor location and other related contributing factors in determining motivation to attend the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery in the regional city of Launceston, Tasmania. It carries out an assessment of the literature on visitor motivation to attend museums and galleries, including visiting as a learning experience and as an environment for well-being. It also considers the role of visitor location in …
Assessing the notion of art as a product
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to assess the notion of art as a product. This paper develops a detailed understanding of how established visual artists engage with the notion in their art making and market interactions, drawing insight from the longitudinal debate on the essence of art, including its connection with entrepreneurial marketing. Design/methodology/approach The authors uses a conceptual framework involving artists’ and other st…
Addressing the Diversity Paradox
This paper explores the benefits and challenges of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion practices, with an emphasis on their relevance to the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (#5 ‘gender equality’ and #8 ‘inclusive economic growth’). While effective DEI practices are linked to desirable societal, organisational and individual outcomes (e.g., sustainable social, environmental and economic development), there exists a ‘diversity paradox’, where the im…
Business (9 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Marketing (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Tourism (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (4 works) · Advertising (3 works) · Art History and Market Analysis (3 works)