A remarkable absence of women: a comment on the formation of the new Events Industry Board

Rhodri Thomas

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Planned events are now seen as big business by British policy-makers. Although ministerial responsibility remains in the somewhat marginal Department of Culture, Media and Sport, the movers and sha...

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