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Critical perspectives on leisure and aging are needed to inform leisure practice, policy and services for older adults. We invite researchers to contribute theoretical, methodological or empirical papers related to the theme of this special issue.

Guest Editor: Nicole C. Dabbs PhD (California State University, San Bernardino)Background and Context Scholarly interest in female athletes is emerging rapidly and is at an all-time...

Open Call for Papers The overarching mission of the Journal of Amateur Sport (JAS) is to provide scholars an outlet in which to share scholarship relevant...

Special Issue of the International Journal of Sport Management and Marketing.Guest Editor: Jon Welty Peachey, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USAAccording to the International Platform on Sport...

The aim of this special issue is to develop a library of teaching case studies appropriate for undergraduate and graduate courses in statistics, data analytics, and/or quantitative research methods that can be used in case study pedagogy.

The editorial staff of Sport, Exercise and Performance Psychology is extending an invitation for manuscripts to be considered for a special issue on parenting in sport. Drs. Chris Harwood and Camilla Knight have agreed to serve as our guest editors.

Corruption in sport Guest EditorsAssociate Professor Lisa. A. Kihl, University of Minnesota Dr. Terry Engelberg, Griffith University Professor James Skinner, Loughborough University Professor Stephen Moston, University of CanberraSport...

This issue examines the multiple connections between sport and identity, both in terms of the individual process of identifying oneself in the community and in terms of the process leading a professional athlete to become a national icon.

Historically, studies of performance have often been tied to star images, focusing on issues of celebrity in professional, public, and private spaces. As a...

According to Denzin (1984), ‘the centrality of emotions at all levels of social life – micro, macro, personal, organisational, political, economic, cultural, and religious...