Relevance of policy and evaluation for Festival and Event planners - 1500 words

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Essay Structures

TOU 304

Event Policy

Essay: Pointers to note

Only 3rd party writing

Use paragraphing, sub headings to provide a good flow to your essay

All arguments must be grounded on supporting academic or valid evidence. No generalised statements. Relevant referencing for all arguments.

Every paragraph with a topic statement.

Provide destination and event examples throughout the paper instead of one case study example.

Min. 3 peer reviewed journals (2013-2016) and text book. A total of 10 academic sources required to pass adequately.

Check spelling, sentence construction and language conventions.

Check Urkund similarity index

Ensure academic standards for structure of paper (e.g.font)

Why is it important to consider the concept of legitimation when thinking about events?

Introduction

Topic sentence (government interest in events, need for policy and legitimation)

Main objectives

Main Arguments

Definition of Public Policy

Conclusion

Reiteration of key points

Scope and structure of essay

Exploration of the concept of legitimation in terms of public policy approaches

Why legitimation is important

Discussion of where and when it might not be important

Methods/strategies /tools for legitimation of events

Discussion of issues/challenges with legitimation

Some key concepts of legitimation deficit/crisis

Consequences when legitimation is not given

Statement of how the aims of the essay have been achieved

What are the main weaknesses associated with economic impact assessments and how have they been addressed in recent years.

Introduction

Topic sentence (on event evaluation and importance)

Main Arguments

Discussion of EIA approaches

Conclusion

Reiteration of key points

Main objectives

Scope and structure of essay

Strengths and focus on their weaknesses

Ways in which weaknesses have been addressed over recent years

Specific EIA tools

Why are they used more often than other tools

Alternative assessments used in events in the recent years

Statement of how the aims of the essay have been achieved