Chris Cooper is a Professor in the School of Events, Tourism and Hospitality Management, Leeds Beckett University, UK. He is co-editor of Current Issues in Tourism.

• Chapter Sources Preface by Sir Frank MooreBill Faulkner: Progressing Tourism Research and BeyondPart 1: Tourism Destination ManagementIntroduction1 The Anatomy of the Evaluation Process 2 A Model for the Evaluation of National Tourism Destination Marketing Programs 3 Rejuvenating a Maturing Tourist Destination: The Case of the Gold CoastPart 2: Event ManagementIntroduction 4 Evaluating the Tourism Impacts of Hallmark Events5 Host Community Reactions: A Cluster Analysis (with Elizabeth Fredline) 6 Monitoring the Tourism Impacts of the Sydney 2000 Olympics (with Laurence Chalip, Graham Brown, Leo Jago, Roger March and Arch Woodside) Part 3: Tourism Research MethodsIntroductionForecasting7 An Integrative Approach to Tourism Demand Forecasting (with Peter Valerio) 8 An Integrative Approach to Tourism Forecasting: A Glance in the Rearview Mirror (with Carmen Tideswell andTrevor Mules) Chaos Theory9 Chaos and Complexity in Tourism: In Search of a New Perspective (with Roslyn Russell) 10 Movers and Shakers: Chaos Makers in Tourism Development (with Roslyn Russell) Disaster Management11 Towards a Framework for Tourism Disaster Management12 Katherine, Washed Out One Day, Back On Track The Next: A Post-Mortem of a Tourism Disaster (with Svetlana Vikulov) Part 4: Tourism Research AgendasIntroduction 13 The Role of Research in Tourism Development 14 Tourism Research in Australia: Confronting the Challenges of the 1990s and Beyond (with Phil Pearce, Robin Shaw and Betty Weiler) 15 Destination Australia: A Research Agenda for 2002 and BeyondA Bibliography of Bill Faulkner’s Work

Chris Cooper is a Professor in the School of Events, Tourism and Hospitality Management, Leeds Beckett University, UK. He is co-editor of Current Issues in Tourism.

• Chapter Sources Preface by Sir Frank MooreBill Faulkner: Progressing Tourism Research and BeyondPart 1: Tourism Destination ManagementIntroduction1 The Anatomy of the Evaluation Process 2 A Model for the Evaluation of National Tourism Destination Marketing Programs 3 Rejuvenating a Maturing Tourist Destination: The Case of the Gold CoastPart 2: Event ManagementIntroduction 4 Evaluating the Tourism Impacts of Hallmark Events5 Host Community Reactions: A Cluster Analysis (with Elizabeth Fredline) 6 Monitoring the Tourism Impacts of the Sydney 2000 Olympics (with Laurence Chalip, Graham Brown, Leo Jago, Roger March and Arch Woodside) Part 3: Tourism Research MethodsIntroductionForecasting7 An Integrative Approach to Tourism Demand Forecasting (with Peter Valerio) 8 An Integrative Approach to Tourism Forecasting: A Glance in the Rearview Mirror (with Carmen Tideswell andTrevor Mules) Chaos Theory9 Chaos and Complexity in Tourism: In Search of a New Perspective (with Roslyn Russell) 10 Movers and Shakers: Chaos Makers in Tourism Development (with Roslyn Russell) Disaster Management11 Towards a Framework for Tourism Disaster Management12 Katherine, Washed Out One Day, Back On Track The Next: A Post-Mortem of a Tourism Disaster (with Svetlana Vikulov) Part 4: Tourism Research AgendasIntroduction 13 The Role of Research in Tourism Development 14 Tourism Research in Australia: Confronting the Challenges of the 1990s and Beyond (with Phil Pearce, Robin Shaw and Betty Weiler) 15 Destination Australia: A Research Agenda for 2002 and BeyondA Bibliography of Bill Faulkner’s Work

Chris Cooper is a Professor in the School of Events, Tourism and Hospitality Management, Leeds Beckett University, UK. He is co-editor of Current Issues in Tourism.

• Chapter Sources Preface by Sir Frank MooreBill Faulkner: Progressing Tourism Research and BeyondPart 1: Tourism Destination ManagementIntroduction1 The Anatomy of the Evaluation Process 2 A Model for the Evaluation of National Tourism Destination Marketing Programs 3 Rejuvenating a Maturing Tourist Destination: The Case of the Gold CoastPart 2: Event ManagementIntroduction 4 Evaluating the Tourism Impacts of Hallmark Events5 Host Community Reactions: A Cluster Analysis (with Elizabeth Fredline) 6 Monitoring the Tourism Impacts of the Sydney 2000 Olympics (with Laurence Chalip, Graham Brown, Leo Jago, Roger March and Arch Woodside) Part 3: Tourism Research MethodsIntroductionForecasting7 An Integrative Approach to Tourism Demand Forecasting (with Peter Valerio) 8 An Integrative Approach to Tourism Forecasting: A Glance in the Rearview Mirror (with Carmen Tideswell andTrevor Mules) Chaos Theory9 Chaos and Complexity in Tourism: In Search of a New Perspective (with Roslyn Russell) 10 Movers and Shakers: Chaos Makers in Tourism Development (with Roslyn Russell) Disaster Management11 Towards a Framework for Tourism Disaster Management12 Katherine, Washed Out One Day, Back On Track The Next: A Post-Mortem of a Tourism Disaster (with Svetlana Vikulov) Part 4: Tourism Research AgendasIntroduction 13 The Role of Research in Tourism Development 14 Tourism Research in Australia: Confronting the Challenges of the 1990s and Beyond (with Phil Pearce, Robin Shaw and Betty Weiler) 15 Destination Australia: A Research Agenda for 2002 and BeyondA Bibliography of Bill Faulkner’s Work