Tag: sport governance

The project objective is to investigate what International Sporting Associations actually do when it comes to the human rights situation in countries where sporting events are held. The ambition is to explore their potential for institutional innovation in order to remain independent as servants of sport and through that, as interlinked by the Office of the High Commissioner, contribute to the UN’s 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

Denna kurs tar avstamp i de senaste årens tillagande intresse för forskning om demokrati och styrningsprocesser och applicerar denna forskning på föreningsidrottens utveckling över tid. Den behandlar hur den organiserade idrotten har styrts, hur demokratin har fungerat internt inom idrottsrörelsen och vilken roll den har spelat för demokratiutvecklingen i samhället i stort.

Denna andra volym är tänkt att behandla olika former av styrning inom och av idrotten, från ekonomiska och politiska aspekter till juridisk, social och etisk styrning. Vi betraktar härvid ”governance” ganska brett och volymen kan därmed komma att innehålla bidrag om allt från föreningsrätt, IdrottsAB, statsbidrag, och finansiering i allmänhet till CSR, integration och dess policy, ”Sport for Development”, etc.

Her offentliggør vi de danske resultater fra det internationale National Sports Governance Observer-projekt, som undersøger ledelseskulturen i ni europæiske lande og Brasilien. DBU’s formand, Jesper Møller, og DIF-formand og næstformand i de Europæiske Olympiske Komitéer Niels Nygaard er blandt de der vil diskutere de danske resultater og pege på forbedringspotentialet i egne rækker.

The #MeToo movement reveals a cultural and political climate in which women are devalued and disbelieved, in which institutions actively look the other way in pursuit of profit or status, and, importantly, in which women are increasingly striking back against patriarchal capitalism.We seek to consider manuscripts that relate to the Larry Nassar case directly, and/or in a broader sense.

The EURAM 'Managing Sport' SIG aims to promote research and education in the fields of sports business and management in Europe, with special emphasis on international comparisons, and to foster an understanding of the role of professionalisation and commercialisation of sport on European economy and society.

Ved Høgskolen i Molde legges det godt til rette for forskning og for tiden er 45 prosent av arbeidstiden øremerket forskning, utvikling, innovasjon, samfunnskontakt og formidling. Fagmiljøet i Sport Management er organisert i en egen forskningsgruppe. Forskningsgruppen består både av egne ansatte og forskere fra andre institusjoner.

Possible research focuses can be topics on sport marketing, economics of sport, sports media and communications, strategic management, event management, commercialization of and by sport, leadership, organizational behavior, sport governance, sports law, sport policies, sport development, and organization of sport on various levels (international, national, regional, local).

This conference will be an opportunity to take our prosopographical perspective further, with an emphasis on figures from these forgotten groups. As this panel is meant to understand the position of women within major sporting institutions, it will welcome biographies, as well as network presentations or collective biographies of women.

You are cordially invited to submit papers to the SIG 'Managing Sport' for the 17th EURAM conference that will take place in Glasgow 21-24 June at Strathclyde Business School. We would very much appreciate if you could share this call for papers with colleagues who might also be interested in contributing to the 'Managing Sport' tracks at EURAM 2017.