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Most cited papers from Arts University Bournemouth

What are the most cited papers from Arts University Bournemouth?

The most cited paper from Arts University Bournemouth is "‘Never Let Me Down Again’1: Loyal customer attitudes towards ticket distribution channels for live music events: a netnographic exploration of the US leg of the Depeche Mode 2005–2006 World Tour" (Zuleika Beaven, Chantal Laws, 2007), with 85 citations. Next come "Land raising as a solution to sea‐level rise: An analysis of coastal flooding on an artificial island in the Maldives" (81) and "Identification of temporal factors related to shot performance for indoor recurve archery" (32).

Showing 50 of 72 papers. Every paper with more than 1 citations is listed.

Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 ‘Never Let Me Down Again’1: Loyal customer attitudes towards ticket distribution channels for live music events: a netnographic exploration of the US leg of the Depeche Mode 2005–2006 World Tour Zuleika Beaven, Chantal Laws · Managing Leisure 8 Jun 2007 85
2 Land raising as a solution to sea‐level rise: An analysis of coastal flooding on an artificial island in the Maldives Sally A. Brown, Matthew P. Wadey, Robert J. Nicholls et al. · Journal of Flood Risk Management Open access 9 Sep 2019 81
3 Identification of temporal factors related to shot performance for indoor recurve archery Andrew J. Callaway, Johanna Wiedlack, Mario Heller · Journal of Sports Sciences Open access 3 Aug 2016 32
4 Animating with Facts: The Performative Process of Documentary Animation in the ten mark (2010) Paul Ward · Animation 9 Sep 2011 31
5 Stitching Together: Participatory textile making as an emerging methodological approach to research Emma Shercliff, Amy Twigger Holroyd · Journal of Arts & Communities Mar 2020 23
6 Blended professionals, technology and online learning: Identifying a socio‐technical third space in higher education Steven White, Su White, Kate Borthwick · Higher Education Quarterly Open access 10 Feb 2020 20
7 Some Thoughts on Practice-Theory Relationships in Animation Studies Paul Ward · Animation 18 Oct 2006 20
8 MOOCs, learning designers and the unbundling of educator roles in higher education Steven White, Su White, Kate Borthwick · Australasian Journal of Educational Technology Open access 26 Oct 2020 17
9 Process & Temporality: Chance & (Al)chemical Traces invigorating Materiality & Content in the films of Péter Forgács, Penny Siopis and Ben Rivers Patti Gaal-Holmes · INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF FILM AND MEDIA ARTS Open access 31 Dec 2019 17
10 Digital Intervention in Loneliness in Older Adults: Qualitative Analysis of User Studies Avelie Stuart, Ronnie Jieru Yan, Lydia Harkin et al. · JMIR Formative Research Open access Dec 2022 16
11 Joining in and dropping out: Hand-stitching in spaces of social interaction Emma Shercliff · Craft Research Sep 2015 13
12 The development of a Modular Accessible Musical Instrument Technology Toolkit using action research Asha Ward · Frontiers in Computer Science Open access 4 Oct 2023 12
13 Introduction Susan J. Lambert Book chapter 2020 12
14 A brief history of the use of plastics Louise Dennis · Cambridge Prisms Plastics Open access 2024 11
15 A General Aesthetics of American Animation Sound Design Paul Taberham · Animation Jul 2018 10
16 An anatomy of appreciation and of viewing amongst a group of fans of the serialEastEnders Glen Middleham, J. Mallory Wober · Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media Sep 1997 10
17 Digital fashion – exploring the impact of an integrated graduate internship programme in higher education: a UK case study Karen Ryan · International Journal of Fashion Design Technology and Education 30 Jul 2020 8
18 Shared stakes, distributed investment: Socially engaged art and the financialization of social impact Emily Rosamond · Finance and Society Open access 2016 8
19 Violence or other routes to appreciation: TV program makers’ options J. Mallory Wober · Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media Mar 1997 8
20 Effects of a hydropower project on a high‐value Asian elephant population Kris Budd, Daophone Suddychan, Martin J. Tyson et al. · Ecology and Evolution Open access Jul 2023 7
21 Stitching together: Ethical dimensions and innovative approaches to participatory textile making Emma Shercliff, Amy Twigger Holroyd · Journal of Arts & Communities Dec 2020 7
22 New expressions of the self: autobiographical opportunities on the Internet Kavita Hayton · Journal of Media Practice 2009 7
23 A combined polar and Cartesian piecewise trajectory generation and analysis of a robotic arm Mihai Dupac · Computational and Mathematical Methods Open access 13 Jun 2019 5
24 Towards an emancipatory praxis of pedagogy: supporting acting students with dyslexia when working on Shakespeare Petronilla Whitfield · Voice and Speech Review 2 Sep 2015 5
25 Heritage Design: The Harley-Davidson Motor Company Peggy S. Stanfield · Journal of Design History 1992 5
26 Making, Knowing and Being Made: Hand-Stitching Beyond Representation Emma Shercliff Book chapter 2019 4
27 Toward a Materialist Photography Lee Mackinnon · Third Text 3 Jul 2016 4
28 A facilitation of dyslexia through a remediation of Shakespeare’s text Petronilla Whitfield · Research in Drama Education The Journal of Applied Theatre and Performance 30 Jun 2016 4
29 The digital platform for costume design communication Adele Keeley · International Journal of Performance Arts and Digital Media Jun 2010 4
30 On Trial: teaching without talking teacher as silent witness Research in Progress Kirsten Hardie · Art Design & Communication in Higher Education 7 Jun 2007 4
31 Come Closer: Encouraging Collaborative Behaviour in a Multimedia Environment Cliff Randell, Anthony Rowe · Lecture notes in computer science Conference paperOpen access 2006 4
32 Biases in the classification of Welsh art material Irene Ragaller, Pauline Rafferty · Aslib Journal of Information Management 18 May 2012 4
33 Making it work in practice: how heads of quality negotiate the third space Jon Renyard · London Review of Education Open access 4 Jun 2024 3
34 Re-Framing the arts dissertation: the visual research abstract as an alternative, innovative and creative approach to fashion research. Karen Ryan · International Journal of Fashion Design Technology and Education Open access 10 Jun 2022 3
35 Introduction Caroline Ruddell, Paul Ward · Palgrave animation Book chapter 2019 3
36 Autobiography and Authenticity in Stop-Motion Animation Carla MacKinnon · Palgrave animation Book chapter 2019 3
37 Robotic-assisted hip and knee replacement in NHS scotland: trends and efficiency implications (2020–2024) Wissem Tafat, Marcin Budka, David McDonald et al. · Journal of Robotic Surgery Open access 9 Jan 2026 2
38 The FHJ debate: Pharmacists should lead prescribing in primary care Steven David Williams, Imran Rafi · Future Healthcare Journal Open access Dec 2024 2
39 The self-tracking information literacy practices of LGBTQ+ students Pamela McKinney, C. J. Peacock, Andrew Martin Cox · Journal of Information Literacy Open access 2 Jun 2024 2
40 Developing the AMPHORA policy guidelines for heritage projects as mental health interventions: a Delphi consultation Karen J. Burnell, Paul Everill, Eva Makri et al. · Mental Health Review Journal Open access 2 Apr 2024 2
41 Mending and Repairing Anna König Book chapterOpen access 13 Oct 2023 2
42 Investigating IPTV Malware in the Wild Adam Lockett, Ioannis Chalkias, Çağatay Yücel et al. · Preprints.org PreprintOpen access 2 Aug 2023 2
43 We're all in the same boat: humanising teaching and learning experiences as a way to achieve engaging and interactive online provision Julia Kotula, Kizzy Beaumont · Journal of Learning Development in Higher Education Open access 14 Oct 2021 2
44 Defining experimental animation: A follow-up Paul Taberham · Animation Practice Process & Production Dec 2019 2
45 Illustrative Poundbury: Reading illustration in the built environment Vincent Chip Larkin · Journal of Illustration Dec 2019 2
46 Creative Practice and the Non-Representational Candice P. Boyd, Christian Edwardes Book chapter 2019 2
47 Screenwriting animation in the essay film: The challenges presented by silenced history Romana Turina · Journal of Screenwriting Sep 2018 2
48 ‘The Official Feast’: cultural tensions in U.K. carnival Jonathan Croose · Social & Cultural Geography 7 Aug 2017 2
49 Independent Animation, Rotoshop and Communities of Practice: As Seen Through A Scanner Darkly Paul Ward · Animation 8 Dec 2011 2
50 Before the Vanishing Point: some perspectives on teaching Art History to Studio Practitioners Tony J Collins · Journal of Art & Design Education Mar 1987 2

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