Tag: sustainability

The «Journal of Global Sport Management» invites submissions for a Special Issue on “Sustainability in Global Sport: Environmental, Social, and Economic Futures and Governance”. This special issue invites submissions that critically examine sustainability across the event lifecycle, moving beyond rhetorical commitments toward meaningful, lasting, and actionable outcomes. We look forward to receiving your submissions and to furthering academic dialogue on sustainability within the global sport landscape across environmental, social, economic, and governance dimensions.

Malmö University is looking for an associate senior lecturer in sport sciences with focus on sustainability at the Department of Sport Sciences, a part of the Faculty of Education and Society. Sport sciences is a multidisciplinary subject area at Malmö University, with an emphasis on the social sciences and humanities. Environmental, economic and social sustainability are important perspectives in our research profile, and they have relevance for studies of physical education in schools, sports for children and youth, professional sports and outdoor recreation.

Join us at Breaking Barriers, a transformative conference exploring Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Sports. Unveil the power of equality and sustainability, disrupting norms in the sports industry. Gain insights, forge collaborations, and be part of shaping a more inclusive, equitable, and sustainable future for sports. Break barriers with us! This conference offers not only innovative papers and engaging keynotes but also industry-expert led workshops and discussion panels. It is open to both academics and professionals, creating a unique platform for dialogue and collaboration.

The Centre for Sport and Human Rights (CSHR) is delighted to announce a new report prepared by the Cambridge Pro Bono Project (CPP), ‘Mapping Rights and Duties at the Intersection of Sport, Human Rights and the Climate Crisis’. CSHR commissioned and supported this important piece of research and analysis, which was conducted by students at the University of Cambridge's Faculty of Law with inputs from Lucy Amis and Shubham Jain from CSHR

Interest in more-than-human approaches to the study of sport, physical activity and fitness has gained momentum across multiple disciplines. This momentum invites questioning, curiosity, and response as such approaches bring to the fore a range of ontological, epistemological, practical and political implications for how research is conceived, conducted and represented; indeed, for the very practices of thinking, knowing and doing.

This special issue aims to address the interplay of sustainability and digitalization in sport management. Submissions may focus primarily on sustainability or digitalization but should demonstrate a meaningful connection to the other transformation. For instance, studies addressing sustainability might examine how digital technologies can enhance environmental strategies or social inclusion. Similarly, research on digitalization could explore how such advancements align with or support sustainability goals.

Place branding is a field of study that continues to grow, characterized by its transdisciplinary approach. Therefore, place branding must be examined through our understanding of the existing relationships among various stakeholders involved in the social, political, and economic life of a territory. This Special Issue aims to collect original research in the area of place branding and brand management that will provide a comprehensive understanding of the complexities faced by cities in the current twenty-first century.

In today’s evolving sports landscape, the need for equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) remains crucial. This conference focuses on examining EDI in sports, with a renewed emphasis on gender and sustainability. Our goal is to challenge and disrupt existing norms in the sports industry while exploring the intersection of EDI, gender dynamics, and sustainability. We aim to unravel complexities and pave the way for transformative change within the sports arena.

The convergence of outdoor sports with sustainable development represents one of the most promising frontiers in contemporary sports science and practice. As we prepare to host the ICOS+ International Congress of Outdoor Sports at the Sport Sciences School of Rio Maior – Santarém Polytechnic University in June 2025, we are dedicated to explore this dynamic intersection that holds tremendous potential for economic growth, social cohesion, and environmental stewardship.

With its origin dating back to 1960, the FISU World Conference is a core element and the academic highlight of the FISU World University Games. Within a three-day programme, the FISU World Conference creates a platform for interdisciplinary scientific exchange and stimulates research and creativity beyond the scope of academia. In 2025, the FISU World Conference will include outstanding keynotes and panelists and further provide a platform for innovative formats and engaging opportunities which are open to the general public.