Governance has become a hugely important issue within sport. Issues of corruption and ‘bad governance’ have become synonymous with some aspects of sport and closer scrutiny than ever before is being applied to ensure organisations are following international best practice in respect to how they are governed. As sport organisations are required to become more professional and to adopt a more transparent and accountable approach to their operations, it has become important for all students, researchers and professionals working in sport to understand what good governance is and how it should be achieved. This book is the first to examine sport governance around the world. It offers a series of in-depth case studies of governance policy and practice in 15 countries and regions, including the US, UK, China, Australia, Canada, South Africa, Latin America and the Middle East, as well as chapters covering governance by, and of, global sport organisations and international sport federations. With an introduction outlining the key contemporary themes in the study of sport governance, and a conclusion pointing at future directions for research and practice, this book is essential reading for any course on sport management, sport policy, sport development, sport administration or sport organisations, and for any manager or policy-maker working in sport and looking to improve their professional practice.
These individuals include (for the current edition): Chad Carlson, Eastern Illinois University; Mark Dodds, SUNY Cortland; Matthew Garrett, Loras College; Harlan L. Johnson, Bacone College; William Kuchler, Methodist University; ...
Ethical management. The internal environment also includes organisational ethics strategies comprised of compliance- and values-based programs that outline the integrity standards that sport stakeholders should accept and uphold.
Global. International. Multinational. These are the words that describe and move business today. Sport is no exception. This text describes the international governance structures that shape sport throughout the world...
Publication of the Chinese Sports Law Sport governance reform made significant headway in the 1990s. A long term plan for sport promotion was developed, and with the promulgation of the Sports Law in October 1995 a break-through was ...
In Berlin, furthermore, Tentaja, a non-profit organization organized by and for refugees has successfully promoted the social integration of Syrian refugees by offering free sports activities to both refugees and local residents in the ...
(2017). USA Basketball. Retrieved from www.usab.com/about/about-usabasketball/constitution.aspx Cottrell, S. (2018, March 2). Sports Law Bar Association of Ireland - Tim O'Connor and Robert McTernaghan - Episode 61. [Video file].
Hungary adopted an extensive new law on sport at the end of 2000.1 This sports law replaced the earlier Sport Act of 1996 and its 1998 amendments. The law is a comprehensive set of rules that affect the various aspects of sport.
What is, or what should be, the function of sport in a globalized, commercialized world? Why does sport matter in the 21st century?
The chapters in this book were originally published in a special issue in Sport in Society.
This book is accompanied by a suite of useful ancillary materials, including an instructors' guide, test bank, and PowerPoint slides.