Tag: CfP Scholarly journal

We invite a wide range of articles, essays, and creative works on various aspects of sport and sports in China that will embrace and carry your work and/or the conference experience into the journal; scholars, researchers, and practitioners across disciplines and drawing upon a wide range of methods are encouraged to submit.

This special issue will focus on psychological perspectives of concussion in sport, exercise, and performance. The objective of this issue is to provide the reader with emerging research on psychological issues associated with concussion. We are interested in receiving submissions that describe primarily empirical studies, but we will also consider reviews as well as commentaries.

“We consider there to be immediate relevance of a broader view of leadership for a special issue on sport leadership for the Journal of Sport Management. Most notably, a focus on informal/emergent leadership and followership would be valued alongside assigned leaders, in combination with the encouragement of leadership research at multiple levels.”

This special issue centers on examining the marketing function within the blooming sports industry, and more particularly, the marketing policies, strategies and practices developed and adopted in the context of today’s globalised cooperative environment. More specifically, this special issue aims to enrich the sports marketing literature by addressing existing and new research issues.

The aim of this special issue for the Journal Sport for Development (JSFD) is to encourage critical discussions on sport for development and peace (SDP) in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC).

This call for papers seeks manuscripts that address the contemporary intersection of boys and youth sport to be published in the Spring 2017 issue of Boyhood Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal. Evidence-based papers from a variety of fields are welcome; international and compara- tive contributions are especially welcomed.

The journal welcomes work utilizing qualitative, quantitative and/or mixed methodologies, in addition to discussions of conceptual issues related to sports coaching research. Submitted manuscripts must be informed by a theoretical perspective, whilst written in such a way as to be accessible to the broad community of sports coaching scholars.

This special issue of Sport in Society will address the changes in action sports by asking how athletes are responding to the growing commercialization and professionalization of their sports, how the industry is evolving in response to their popularization and diversification, and how digital media practices are informing and reflecting these changes.

We're excited to announce a collaborative effort between AASP and Human Kinetics, Case Studies in Sport and Exercise Psychology (CSSEP). We're looking for our first edition to appear in October, 2016, so the call for submissions is on!

The aim of this special issue is to invite submissions that help to move the sponsorship literature forward by investigating not just the expected returns from investments in sponsorship, but also the investment side of the sponsorship ledger.