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This special issue of Sport, Ethics and Philosophy is dedicated to the main conceptual, philosophical and moral questions that are being raised by the digital developments in the context of sport and physical education. Guest editor: Ivo van Hilvoorde

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 first of these special issues focuses on the theme of active sport tourism.

The special issue seeks submissions from researchers across a range of sport disciplines including (but not limited to), sport management, sport sociology, sport philosophy, sport economics, sport psychology, sport politics and sport governance and policy.

This special issue addresses the complex reality of the relationship between sport clubs, their stadia and health. Businesses have been challenged by government and...

IJSL is the first of its kind in India trying to understand the intricacies of sports law. It is a twice yearly peer reviewed online journal on the field of Sports Law. IJSL invites manuscripts which are scrutinized by a group of sports enthusiasts and renowned personalities in the field of sports law.

The IRSS solicits research articles seated in the sociology of sport that shed light on social and cultural understandings of sport. Reaching its 50th year in 2015, the IRSS continues as the most longstanding scholarly publication focused on sport and culture.

This special issue responds to the calls for ethical considerations, seeking contributions that address a range of ethical issues across the leisure field, from the macro ‘corporate’ issues to the micro-moralities of individuals offering or engaging in specific leisure activities.

Although qualitative research methods have been adopted in sport management, many researchers rely on a formulaic approach, which includes case studies, interviews, and content analysis.

We are seeking compelling essays, insightful commentaries, critical analyses and topical symposiums on the most pressing sports issues of the day along with new perspectives on historical subjects.

In this special issue of the International Journal of Sport Policy and Politics we will include articles from a variety of disciplinary bases and we propose to include work that engages in critical examinations of sport and physical activity connected to public health policy