1st Edition
Planning and Managing Smaller Events Downsizing the Urban Spectacle
1. Planning and Managing Smaller Events: Trends, Needs and Opportunities for Downsizing Spectacle
Stefano Di Vita and Mark Wilson
2. Downsizing Spectacle: The Appeal of Smaller Events
Mark Wilson
3. Umbrellas, Incubators, Mothers, and Killers: Four Types of Relationship Between Cultural Mega-Events and Small and Micro Events in Heritage-Rich European Cities
Zachary Jones and Davide Ponzini
4. Start-Ups, Business Investors, and the Flow of Music: Contrasting Two Creative Events in Helsinki, Finland
Tommi Inkinen and Salla Jokela
5. Culture-Led Small Events in Italy: Milano Piano City and Mantova Festivaletteratura
Corinna Morandi
6. The Conegliano Valdobbiadene European Wine City 2016: A Promotional Tool for the Prosecco Region in Italy
Matteo Basso
7. Living Off the Lutherland: Thinking Resourcefully About the 500th Anniversary of the 1517 Protestant Reformation
Jacob Blythe
8. Beyond the Borders: Lights and Shadows of the German IBA’s Model
Fabrizia Berlingieri
9. Beyond the Scene: Rethinking Event Assessment at Montreal’s Music Festival
Anne-Marie Broudehoux and Maxim Bonin
10. Dragon Boat Festivals: An International Collection of Events
Mark Wilson
11. City/Capital of Culture Schemes in European Medium-Sized Coastal Cities: The Cases of Hull (UK) and Pafos (Cyprus)
Enrico Tommarchi and Federico Cavalleri
12. How Mega-Events Can "Fit Small"? Connections, Uncertainties, and Planning Perspectives
Stefano Di Vita
Biography
Stefano Di Vita is Assistant Professor in Urban Planning and Design at the Architecture and Urban Studies Department of the Politecnico di Milano, Italy.
Mark Wilson is Professor and Program Director of Urban and Regional Planning in the School of Planning, Design and Construction at Michigan State University, USA.
