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Editorial: Placing heritage in sport tourism
Journal of Sport & Tourism, 2005It seems at first surprising that little attention has been paid to heritage within the sport tourism literature, especially when considering the enormous cultural significance that sport represent...
Sean Gammon, Gregory Ramshaw
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The Place of Sport in Cuba's Foreign Relations
International Journal: Canada's Journal of Global Policy Analysis, 1988the popularity of baseball and boxing. The two most distinguishing characteristics of sport in Cuba before the revolution were its class structure and its professionalism.1 Amateur sports were almost exclusively the domain of the privileged classes. Only they had access to the resources, in the form of facilities, money, and time, required to be a top ...
Trevor Slack, David Whitson
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Sport in changing times and places
The British Journal of Sociology, 2004Bale, J. 2003 London : 196 pp. £ 21.99 Eitzen, S.
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Sporting Memorabilia, Place Branding and Dark Sports Tourism
Proceedings of the International Conference on Contemporary Marketing IssuesTourism is a multifaceted phenomenon involving travel for personal or professional purposes,with dark tourism focusing on sites tied to tragic historical events. Dark tourism oftenintersects with sports, where certain organizations are shaped by dramatic events in theirhistories.
Panagiotis Mavrakis +1 more
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THE PLACE OF SPORT IN THE VALUE DIMENSION OF YOUTH
Gumilyov Journal of SociologyIn contemporary society, the transformation of social behavior and life priorities among young people has become a relevant object of scientific inquiry. This article presents a comprehensive sociological analysis of the role of sports and physical culture in the value system of Kazakhstani youth aged 18–25.
A.B. Nalshybek +2 more
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The Sport Business Solution: The Fourth Place
2004People will spend most of their living days in the first and second place. The family and workplace are important hubs of connection and interaction with others. Until recently the ‘third’ places were (and for most of us still are) the locations where people gather outside the family home and office or factory to satisfy their leisure needs.
Aaron Smith, Hans Westerbeek
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ROLE AND PLACE OF SPORT AS A MEDIUM IN SPORT MANAGEMENT
2008Role and place of sport as the media of market communication in sport management is mainly possible to perceive in two ways: from the social and from the business aspect. The social aspect implies comprehension of sport as one of generally accepted media and perceiving the sport as attractive medium that can possibly influence the public opinion. Under
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The place of 'place' in cultural studies of sports
Progress in Human Geography, 1988openaire +1 more source