The SAGE Handbook of Sport Management
Editat de Russell Hoye, Milena M. Parenten Limba Engleză Hardback – 28 noi 2016
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781473902435
ISBN-10: 1473902436
Pagini: 594
Dimensiuni: 184 x 246 x 36 mm
Greutate: 1.2 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: SAGE Publications
Colecția Sage Publications Ltd
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1473902436
Pagini: 594
Dimensiuni: 184 x 246 x 36 mm
Greutate: 1.2 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: SAGE Publications
Colecția Sage Publications Ltd
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
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Recenzii
The Sage Handbook of Sport Management is a what’s what from the who’s who of sport management academia. This book provides a comprehensive review of what we know about sport management. The handbook provides a detailed yet accessible overview of the many fields within the sport management discipline. I will be keeping my copy close at hand.
This is a very welcome volume with contributions from many of the leading authorities in sport management covering the full range of issues addressed by sport management. As well as providing a great guide to the traditional core of the subject such as organisational behaviour, governance, marketing and sponsorship, economics and finance, HR and event management, the Handbook also covers several of the cutting-edge developments including corporate social responsibility, equality and diversity, sustainability, and the political dimension. Russell and Milena have to be congratulated on producing a high-quality book that will engage academics, students and practitioners alike.
The editors of the SAGE Handbook of Sport Management have succeeded in compiling a highly attractive combination of experts’ views on a broad range of critical topics in international sport management. Their book is a valuable contribution to this rapidly developing field that provides fruitful insights to scientists, practitioners, and students alike. It is in particular a good book to deliver a comprehensive overview on a great variety of topics. Thus, I highly recommend the SAGE Handbook of Sport Management to anybody who has a scientific interest in the field or is involved in it in others way, such as managers or politicians but also to students that want to get an updated basic understanding of topics in sport management.
In this outstanding Handbook of Sport Management, Drs. Hoye and Parent, two leading sport management scholars, have invited a diverse group of established or rising scholars to provide fundamental explanations and in-depth analyses of a wide range of sport business concepts and challenging issues contemporarily faced by various sectors of the global sport industry. I have enjoyed reading through the chapters containing theories derived from empirical evidences and application principles generated from best practices. This handbook can be a wonderful textbook for an introduction to sport management course or used as a reference resource by students, instructors, researchers, and practitioners.
This is a very welcome volume with contributions from many of the leading authorities in sport management covering the full range of issues addressed by sport management. As well as providing a great guide to the traditional core of the subject such as organisational behaviour, governance, marketing and sponsorship, economics and finance, HR and event management, the Handbook also covers several of the cutting-edge developments including corporate social responsibility, equality and diversity, sustainability, and the political dimension. Russell and Milena have to be congratulated on producing a high-quality book that will engage academics, students and practitioners alike.
The editors of the SAGE Handbook of Sport Management have succeeded in compiling a highly attractive combination of experts’ views on a broad range of critical topics in international sport management. Their book is a valuable contribution to this rapidly developing field that provides fruitful insights to scientists, practitioners, and students alike. It is in particular a good book to deliver a comprehensive overview on a great variety of topics. Thus, I highly recommend the SAGE Handbook of Sport Management to anybody who has a scientific interest in the field or is involved in it in others way, such as managers or politicians but also to students that want to get an updated basic understanding of topics in sport management.
In this outstanding Handbook of Sport Management, Drs. Hoye and Parent, two leading sport management scholars, have invited a diverse group of established or rising scholars to provide fundamental explanations and in-depth analyses of a wide range of sport business concepts and challenging issues contemporarily faced by various sectors of the global sport industry. I have enjoyed reading through the chapters containing theories derived from empirical evidences and application principles generated from best practices. This handbook can be a wonderful textbook for an introduction to sport management course or used as a reference resource by students, instructors, researchers, and practitioners.
Cuprins
PART 1 - SPORT MANAGEMENT FUNDAMENTALS
Chapter 1: Sport Management - Russell Hoye & Milena M. Parent
Chapter 2: Sport Governance - Russell Hoye
Chapter 3: Strategic Management - Mike Szymanski & Richard A. Wolfe
Chapter 4: Organizational Structure - Danny O’Brien and Lisa Gowthorp
Chapter 5: Human Resource Management - Tracy Taylor
Chapter 6: Leadership in Sport Management - Packianathan Chelladurai and John J. Miller
Chapter 7: Organizational Culture - Eric MacIntosh
Chapter 8: Financial Management - Dennis Coates and Pamela Wicker
Chapter 9: Sport Marketing - Aaron C.T. Smith
Chapter 10: Performance Management - Joanne MacLean
PART 2 - SPORT MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES AND ISSUES
Chapter 11: Sport Policy and Politics - Barrie Houlihan
Chapter 12: Regulating Sport - Bob Stewart
Chapter 13: Sports Development - Michael P. Sam
Chapter 14: Sport for Development and Peace - Simon C. Darnell and David Marchesseault
Chapter 15: Program Evaluation - Katie Misener
Chapter 16: Interorganizational Relationships in Sport: From Theory to Practice - Kathy Babiak and Annick Willem
Chapter 17: Gender Issues - Sally Shaw
Chapter 18: Diversity and Inclusion in Sport - George B. Cunningham
Chapter 19: Sport and the Media - Matthew Nicholson and Merryn Sherwood
Chapter 20: Sport Brands and Consumers - Dana Ellis
Chapter 21: Sport Sponsorship and Endorsements - T. Bettina Cornwell
Chapter 22: Sports Tourism - Mike Weed
Chapter 23: Event Bidding, Legacy, and Leverage - Laurence Chalip
Chapter 24: Event Management - Milena M. Parent
Chapter 25: Volunteer Management - Graham Cuskelly
Chapter 26: Stadia Management - Robin Ammon
Chapter 27: The Economics of Sport - Stephanie Gerretsen and Mark S. Rosentraub
Chapter 28: Industrial Relations in Sport - Dan Mason
Chapter 29: Corporate Social Responsibility - Aubrey Kent
Chapter 30: Sport, the Natural Environment, and Sustainability - Greg Dingle
Chapter 1: Sport Management - Russell Hoye & Milena M. Parent
Chapter 2: Sport Governance - Russell Hoye
Chapter 3: Strategic Management - Mike Szymanski & Richard A. Wolfe
Chapter 4: Organizational Structure - Danny O’Brien and Lisa Gowthorp
Chapter 5: Human Resource Management - Tracy Taylor
Chapter 6: Leadership in Sport Management - Packianathan Chelladurai and John J. Miller
Chapter 7: Organizational Culture - Eric MacIntosh
Chapter 8: Financial Management - Dennis Coates and Pamela Wicker
Chapter 9: Sport Marketing - Aaron C.T. Smith
Chapter 10: Performance Management - Joanne MacLean
PART 2 - SPORT MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES AND ISSUES
Chapter 11: Sport Policy and Politics - Barrie Houlihan
Chapter 12: Regulating Sport - Bob Stewart
Chapter 13: Sports Development - Michael P. Sam
Chapter 14: Sport for Development and Peace - Simon C. Darnell and David Marchesseault
Chapter 15: Program Evaluation - Katie Misener
Chapter 16: Interorganizational Relationships in Sport: From Theory to Practice - Kathy Babiak and Annick Willem
Chapter 17: Gender Issues - Sally Shaw
Chapter 18: Diversity and Inclusion in Sport - George B. Cunningham
Chapter 19: Sport and the Media - Matthew Nicholson and Merryn Sherwood
Chapter 20: Sport Brands and Consumers - Dana Ellis
Chapter 21: Sport Sponsorship and Endorsements - T. Bettina Cornwell
Chapter 22: Sports Tourism - Mike Weed
Chapter 23: Event Bidding, Legacy, and Leverage - Laurence Chalip
Chapter 24: Event Management - Milena M. Parent
Chapter 25: Volunteer Management - Graham Cuskelly
Chapter 26: Stadia Management - Robin Ammon
Chapter 27: The Economics of Sport - Stephanie Gerretsen and Mark S. Rosentraub
Chapter 28: Industrial Relations in Sport - Dan Mason
Chapter 29: Corporate Social Responsibility - Aubrey Kent
Chapter 30: Sport, the Natural Environment, and Sustainability - Greg Dingle
Descriere
Edited by two of the most respected figures in the field, the handbook includes contributions from leading sport management academics from Australia, Canada, New Zealand, USA, the UK and Europe.