Tag: CfP Scholarly journal

Our journal is determined to publishing scholarship from across academic disciplines and welcomes unique sport perspectives from established and emerging sport scholars. Our journal seeks to reinvigorate sport scholarship by publishing cutting-edge, inclusive, and academically rigorous manuscripts, distributed widely and without cost to authors. 

It is time for feminist media studies to refocus its attention on the body. Inspired by both old and new materialisms, we welcome essays that address embodied experiences, physical symptoms, labor practices and corporeal regimes that speak to ways of knowing massively-distributed media networks and/or sketch new directions for feminist media studies.

The special issue intends to document, identify and analyze some of the defining events in the history of soccer by revisiting the discourses of signification and memorialization of such events that influence society, culture, politics, religion, and commerce, bringing together scholars from various backgrounds to reflect upon some of the key moments in the histories of soccer.

For this special issue, we encourage submissions from scholars both inside and outside of the sport management domain (e.g., sociology, social psychology, coaching and pedagogy, psychology, sociocultural studies, criminology) to provoke a broad, interdisciplinary, and critical discussion about the management of abuse.

The question arises: can we resist the era of accelerated time and can we spot innovative experiments of deceleration? This Special Issue proposes to question the epistemological implications of the ‘turn’ to slow culture, and the implications of the practice of ‘slowness’ for the body, sports, leisure activities, and social, spatial and touristic transformations.

This special issue of the Journal of Global Sport Management seeks to draw together and to showcase contemporary theorizations and empirical research into the Sport for Development and Peace sector.  Our focus is on the broadly defined managerial dimensions of SDP, and the various underpinning political, economic, social and cultural aspects of the sector.

Svenska idrottshistoriska föreningens (SVIF:s) årsskrift Idrott, historia och samhälle är ett vetenskapligt forum för idrottshistoria i Norden. ”Historia” kan tolkas brett och tidskriften välkomnar bidrag inom områden som rör sport, kroppskultur, hälsa, friluftsliv, media, genus och andra samhällsvetenskapliga och humanistiska ämnen med historiskt perspektiv.

This special issue is aimed to advance the management of brands within the sport industry. Manuscripts investigating a wide variety of topical areas (e.g., consumer and employee behavior; sponsorship; participant or spectators; digital and social media behavior; field experiments) will be reviewed. Anticipated publication of the accepted manuscripts is December 2019.

Seeking a wider range of outcomes through sport-based interventions and establishment of partnerships with non-sport sectors is characteristic of policy aspirations internationally. This special issue seeks to uncover the global challenges in terms of managing the re-orientation of stakeholder activities and organisational strategies in response to such re-alignment of sport policy.

This special issues seeks to serve as a venue to help highlight and showcase research which advances and enhances and the understanding of sport in Asia. It will broadly cover topics in sports economics and sport management within Asia, and is open to submissions from various disciplines.