Tag: CfP Scholarly journal

Graduate students are invited to submit a review of an academic article for the upcoming of Olympika: The International Journal of Olympic Studies. Please carefully read the details for the submission process.

This Special Issue of the Sociology of Sport Journal seeks to generate new theoretical and empirical knowledge that enhances the adequacy of our sociological understanding of sports workers’ emotions, mental health, as well as their experience and management of mental illness.

In this special issue, we propose to open previously unexplored avenues for fantasy sports research that will broaden the geographical, historical, cultural and intercultural, theoretical, philosophical, and/or disciplinary scope of the field and spark future study

In this special issue, the connections between dissent and policy research in tourism, leisure and events will be explored.

Research published in this issue will offer a glimpse into the pedagogical and technological possibilities as ways to better prepare sport management students for the seemingly ever-changing sport industry.

Reason Papers: A Journal of Interdisciplinary Normative Studies is soliciting contributions for a Spring 2016 symposium on normative issues in play.

The universality and histories of children’s play offer unique perspectives on children and their worlds, and the wider societies they inhabit. This special issue examines the histories of play across historical periods.

The International Journal of Motorsport Management (IJMM) is an academic journal designed to address the unmet need within the motorsport industry for applied research. The ultimate aim of the IJMM is to bring together the research skills of academia and the applied requirements of the industry.

The Journal of Sport & Tourism is approaching its 20th Anniversary Year. To mark this anniversary four special issues of the journal are planned over the next two years focusing on The Big Questions for research into sport and tourism. The second of these special issues focuses on sport tourism destinations.

This 2016 Special Issue ‘Texting, Tweeting and Playing’ of Online Information Review seeks international submissions featuring case-based or empirical papers presenting new insights. Guest Editors are Dr Yair Galily, Interdisciplinary Center, Herzliya, and Dr Galen Clavio, Media School, Indiana University.