Submissions from 2021
Peppa pig is gangsta: China's challenging memes, Kay Hearn
Intellectual capital and firm performance: The mediating role of innovation speed and quality, Zhining Wang, Shaohan Cai, Huigang Liang, Nianxin Wang, and Erwei (David) Xiang
‘Mingren are the respectable ones’: An analysis of everyday engagements with contemporary celebrity culture in China, Min Xu, Stijn Reijnders, and Sangkyun (Sean) Kim
Submissions from 2020
Dangerous women feminism: Female pop music artists’ concert tours and the hostility that has ensued, Panizza Allmark
‘Come all savage creatures’: Becoming Bakkhai in the southwest of Western Australia, Kathy Boxall and Vahri McKenzie
The Hop Portal snowglobe architecture: Making virtual reality functional, T. Chady and Paul Haskell-Dowland
Valuing universities’ heritage assets in light of the third mission of universities, Laura Corazza, Maurizio Cisi, and Simone Domenico Scagnelli
Building a better micro: Bit IDE – teaching computer science, M. Ellis, G. Thompson, and Paul Haskell-Dowland
Being the adult you needed as a kid: Why the AITSL standards are not the best fit for drama teachers, Christina Gray and Kirsten Lambert
Sustaining dancer wellbeing through independent professional dance careers, Luke S. Hopper, Peta Blevins, Shona Erskine, Danica Hendry, Raewyn Hill, and Richard Longbottom
Beyond the authentic taste: The tourist experience at a food museum restaurant, Sangkyun Kim, Eerang Park, and Min Xu
Enchanted animism: A matter of care, Jane Merewether
Integrating the musical, the natural, and the improvised: David Rothenberg and multispecies musicking, Robin Ann Ryan
Notational strategies for integrating live performers with complex sounds and environments, Lindsay Vickery
Chinese tourists’ motivations of visiting a highly volatile destination: a means-end approach, Jun Wen and Songshan Sam Huang
A study of segmentation of cannabis-oriented tourists from China based on motivation, Jun Wen, Fang Meng, Tianyu Ying, and Yaniv Belhassen
Inside the movie roadshow: a critical approach to media events in China, Min Xu, Stijn Reijnders, and Sangkyun Kim
Submissions from 2019
Youth matters: Shedding light on displacement in Syrian girls' memoirs, Alberta Natasia Adji