Tag: SSSF
From exercise to “exertainment”: Body techniques and body philosophies within a differentiated fitness culture
This article is published in Scandinavian Sport Studies Forum (SSSF), a refereed, online and open access, academic journal for the study of sports in society, with a multi-disciplinary approach. SSSF is published by Malmö University as a companion to idrottsforum.org.
Player Migration and Talent Development in Elite Sports Teams: A comparative analysis of inbound and outbound career trajectories in Danish and Norwegian women’s handball
This article is published in Scandinavian Sport Studies Forum (SSSF), a refereed, online and open access, academic journal for the study of sports in society, with a multi-disciplinary approach. SSSF is published by Malmö University as a companion to idrottsforum.org.
‘You’ve been in the house too long, she said, and I naturally fled’: An analysis of habitus among Danish e-sport players
In his article for Scandinavian Sport Studies Forum, Thomas Bjørner shows that patterns in electronic sport (e-sport) have changed with increasing seriousness and professionalization in competitive activities, patterned behaviours, social structures and institutionalized settings.
Perceptions of leadership behavior and the relationship to athletes among Scandinavian coaches
Eystein Enoksen Norwegian School of Sport Sciences, Norway
Per Göran Fahlström Linnaeus University, Sweden
Bjørn Tore Johansen University of Agder, Norway
Carl-Axel Hageskog Linnaeus University, Sweden
Jens Behrend Christensen University of Aarhus, Denmark
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Review Essay: Individuals? Factors? Definitions? The sociological abstraction of the body
In this review essay, Henning Eichberg takes a critical look at two books about the body, Chris Shilling’s The Body and Social Theory and Kate Cregan’s Key Concepts in Body & Society, both from Sage Publications.
The football industry through traditional management theories
Professional football is more than just an elite sport, it is also a rapidly developing industry, and can, therefore, be analysed as such. Using traditional micro- and macroeconomic management theories, Argyro Elisavet Manoli presents football in a managerial way, while displaying its unique aspects.
Reality and Dreams: A Comparison of Elite Athletes’ Lived Career Paths with Young Talented Athletes’ Imagined Career Paths
The road to international sporting success is paved with difficult transitions. The present study is a qualitative in-depth interview study with 16 athletes, eight elite level athletes and eight young talented athletes, who were asked about their actual and imagined careers, respectively.
From Community Based Identities to Individual Benefits for Volunteers: A Comparison of Three Sporting EventsElsa Kristiansen, Eivind Å. Skille, Dag Vidar Hanstad
The purpose of this paper is to explore and identify different types of volunteers at three major sporting events: the 2012 Winter Youth Olympic Games in Innsbruck, Austria; the 2012 GöteborgsVarvet (a half-marathon race), Sweden; and the 2012 FIS World Ski Flying Championships in Vikersund, Norway.
The relationship between adolescent sport participation and lifelong participation in physical activity in Norway
Eivind Å. Skille
Hedmark University College
Tor Solbakken
Hedmark University CollegeAbstract
In this paper, the relationship between adolescent sport participation and lifelong participation in physical activity (LLP) is...
Norwegian Human Rights Organisations and Olympic Games
Anders Hasselgård
Norwegian School of Sport Sciences
Andreas Selliaas
Freelance researcherAbstract
In this article, an analysis is made of Norwegian Human Rights organisations (HROs), their involvement in the...













