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Sport management : an exploration of the field and its value / Matthew T. Bowers, Marlene A. Dixon.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Bowers, Matthew T., author.
- Dixon, Marlene A., 1970- author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Sports administration.
- Sports--Social aspects.
- Sports.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (257 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- Urbana, IL : Sagamore Publishing, [2015].
- Summary:
- This textbook explores the field of sport management, emphasizing its societal importance and the need for effective management practices. It provides an overview of the history, development, and key legitimations for sport, including its role in socialization, health, economic development, community building, national identity, and social politics. Featuring contributions from leading scholars, the book aims to equip students with a holistic understanding of why sport matters and how its management contributes to society. It is designed to engage students through approachable yet substantive content, making it suitable for academic study in sport management programs. Generated by AI.
- Contents:
- Cover
- Title Page
- Credits Page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Introduction
- Acknowledgments
- Foreword
- Chapter 1: A Challenge to Why Sport Matters: Managing Sport for Society
- Learning Objectives
- Key Concepts
- Author Introduction
- Chapter Overview
- Why Should we Invest in Sport?
- Health
- Social Well-being
- Community Development and Social Inclusion
- Economic Benefits
- National Pride
- Conclusion
- References
- Chapter 2: Tracing the History of Sport Management as a Professional Field and Academic Discipline
- Tracing the Early History of Sport Management During the 1920s-1940s
- Spreading Sport Management as an Academic and Professional Preparation Program: 1950-1970
- The Creation of Societies and Journals During the 1980-1990s
- Conclusion Toward Legitimacy
- Review Questions
- Chapter 3: Sport's Role in Positive Socialization
- Sport Works to Promote Positive Socialization
- Sport Does Not Always Work to Promote Positive Socialization
- Managing Sport's Role in Positive Socialization
- What Components/Aspects Should Managers Pay Attention to?
- What are we Trying to Accomplish or Deliver?
- Know the End Goal at the Beginning
- Program Design
- Extended Example: America SCORES
- America SCORES Overview
- Sport Management Implications
- Marketing
- Human Resources
- Media and Public Relations
- Chapter 4: Sport and Health
- Sport and Health
- Health Benefits of Sport Participation
- Health Through Sport Conceptual Model
- How Sport Can Contribute to Population Health.
- Promoting Health Through Sport Policies and Programs
- Sport Participation Trends
- Factors Influencing Sport Participation
- Factors Influencing Child and Youth Sport Participation
- Factors Influencing Adult Sport Participation
- Sport Management Tools and Resources for Promoting Health Through Sport
- Promoting Health Through Sport Settings Approaches
- Management Implications in Promoting Health Through Sport
- Extended Example: Promoting Sport Participation Among Adolescent Girls to Achieve Health Benefits
- The Problem
- The Program Design
- Leadership
- Human Resource Management
- Sport Marketing
- Helpful Resources
- Chapter 5: Sport's Role in Economic Development
- Sport and Economic Development: Backgrounds and Foundations
- The Economic Significance of Sport at the Meso Level: Demand and Supply
- The Supply of Sport
- The Demand for Sport
- The Economic Significance of Sport at the Macro Level: Sport in Society
- The Limitations of Sport or Promoting Economic Development
- Extended Example
- Sport Programming
- Sport Event Management
- Sport Tourism
- Chapter 6: Sport for Community Development
- Sport in the Community
- Community Sport Delivery
- Community Sport Participation
- Importance of Community Sport
- Community Development
- Defining "Community
- Defining "Development
- Community Development Through Sport: When it Works
- Three Social Outcomes Developed Through Sport
- The Darker Side of Sport: When Sport Does Not Work to Build Community.
- Extended Example: Community Development in a Sport Organization
- Program Assessment
- Program Development
- Competing Interests
- Chapter 7: Sport and National Identity: The Good, the Bad, and the Future
- Sport's Role in Creating National Identity
- The Creation of National Identity
- Sport and National Identity: History and Background
- Birging" and National Identity
- Governing Bodies and Sporting Associations
- Evidence and Examples of National Identity Through Sport
- Films and Books
- Television
- Inside the Numbers of the 2014 World Cup
- Sport and National Identity: Major Sport Events and Tournaments in Context
- 1954 German National Soccer Team
- Croatian 1998 Soccer Team
- South Korea 2002 Soccer Team
- Costa Rican 2014 Soccer Team
- Manny Macquaio
- The Limitations of Sport in the Creation of National Identity
- Extended Example: National Identity From Yugoslavia to Serbia
- Timeline for Yugoslavia
- Event Management
- Sport Media
- Chapter 8: Sociocultural Legitimations in Sport Management: The Role of Sport in Promoting Racial Diversity and Inclusion
- Sport's Role in Sociocultural Legitimations
- The Role of Sport in Promoting Racial Diversity and Inclusion
- Fostering Racial Diversity: A Functionalist Approach
- Social Categorization Framework
- Racial Diversity Initiatives
- Fostering Racial Diversity: A Critical Race Theory Approach
- Interest-Convergence Principle
- Effective Management of Racial and Ethnic Diversity
- Integrating Positions of Power.
- Multilevel Perspectives on Managing Sport and Diversity
- Management
- Legal Aspects
- Chapter 9: Future Horizons for Sport Management
- Redefining Sport
- Redefining Management
- Redefining Sport Management: Project Play and the Future of Youth Sports
- Sport Policy
- Sport Development
- Index.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- Part of the metadata in this record was created by AI, based on the text of the resource.
- ISBN:
- 9781571677273
- 1571677275
- OCLC:
- 1206399206
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