Inappropriate Behaviour at Finnish Live Music Events

In this study, we concentrated on Finnish live music events, aiming to study audiences’ experiences of inappropriate behaviour, particularly the effect of being a member of a minority in the risk of facing such behaviour. The research data comprised 19,452 answers to two web surveys. 22% of males, 3...

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Published in:Event management 2024-04, Vol.28 (3), p.421-439
Main Authors: Kinnunen, Maarit, Honkanen, Antti
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Concerts
Disability
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Inappropriate Behaviour
Live Music Events
Musical performances
Non-Binary Gender
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Disability
Events planning
Harassment
Inappropriate Behaviour
Live Music Events
Musical performances
Non-Binary Gender
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