Supervisions (5)

PhD
Doctorate

Level	Doctorate
Student	Dr Martin Robertson
Status	Complete
Part Time	Yes
Years	2015 - 2017
Project Title	Sustainable festivals and events - an enquiry of leadership and futures
Project Description	As a societal phenomenon, festivals and planned events are discussed in a wide policy context. They have entered a broader discussion with regard to sustainability in which the factors that contribute to being sustainable are part of a new paradigm of res
Awarding Institution	Edinburgh Napier University
Director of Studies	Anna Leask
Second Supervisor	Jane Ali-Knight
Thesis	Sustainable festivals and events – an inquiry of leadership and futures

PhD (Tilburg University)
Doctorate

Level	Doctorate
Student	Dr David Jarman
Status	Complete
Part Time	Yes
Years	2019 - 2022
Project Title	Social network analysis and festival relationships: personal, organisational and strategic connections
Project Description	In the world of festivals and creative communities, relationships matter. Festival managers and producers understand the overlapping links, both professional and private, amongst their colleagues. Freelancers and graduates developing their careers appreci
Second Supervisor	Jane Ali-Knight
Thesis	Social network analysis and festival relationships: personal, organisational and strategic connections

PhD
Doctorate

Level	Doctorate
Student	Martin Belk
Status	Current
Part Time	No
Years	2018
Project Title	Tuned in or dropped out? The short life, influence and curious death of the London Drury Lane Arts Lab, as evidenced by the Jim Haynes Living Archives
Awarding Institution	Edinburgh Napier University
Director of Studies	Jane Ali-Knight
Second Supervisor	Kirstie Jamieson
Additional Supervisor	Tom Flint

Research Degree
Other Qualification

Level	Other Qualification
Student	Dr David Jarman
Status	Withdrawn
Part Time	Yes
Years	2011 - 2014
Project Title	Festivals in the Networked Society
Project Description	An escalation in communications technologies, which can be accessed by event producers and audiences 24 hours a day, connects festival communities in real time across a city and around the globe – this extends beyond trying to sell more tickets. The doc
Awarding Institution	Edinburgh Napier University
Additional Supervisor	Jane Ali-Knight

DBA
Doctorate

Level	Doctorate
Student	Vinette Carmeta Rowe
Status	Current
Part Time	Yes
Years	2017
Project Title	The role of advertising in achieving organizational performance and success within the Jamaican telecommunication industry: A management perspective
Awarding Institution	Edinburgh Napier University
Director of Studies	Christine Band
Second Supervisor	Jane Ali-Knight