Accessibility, Inclusion, and Diversity in Critical Event Studies

Introduction PART I Festivals and fairs 1 Addressing community diversity: the role of the festival encounter 2 Inclusion of people with reduced mobility in festivals: perceptions and challenges at the Guelaguetza Festival, Mexico 3 Do-it-yourself or going professionally?: on the different potentials of community inclusion through gendered festivals in the post-Yugoslav space 4 Appleby Fair for all 5 Agricultural shows: the challenge of accessibility PART II Cultural and political events 6 "House and techno broke them barriers down": exploring exclusion through diversity in Berlinâs electronic dance music nightclubs 7 Occupying unapologetically: Friday Late: gal-dem â" radical trust and co-production at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London 8 In our own words: organising and experiencing exhibitions as Black women and women of colour in Scotland 9 Outside the comfort zone: intercultural events in suspicious times 10 Performing advocacy 11 Conceptualising events of dissent: understanding the Lava Jato rally in S£o Paulo, 5 December 2016 PART III Sporting events 12 Rio 2016 Paralympics and accessibility: breaking barriers in urban mobility? 13 Volunteering and wellbeing: case study of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games volunteer programmes 14 Post-humanist investigation into humanâ"equine relations in event landscapes: case of the Rodeo PART IV Conferences 15 Measuring accessibility in MICE venues: the case of the Euskalduna Conference Centre (Bilbao, Spain) 16 Academics in two places at once: (not) managing caring responsibilities at conferences 17 A tripartite approach to accessibility, diversity, and inclusion in academic conferences