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The Expansion of the Sport Goods Industry
2017The importance of sport in the European countries has increased significantly over the lastdecade. Sport has become more relevant economically and socially for various reasons. Socialaspects include sport participation, sport for health and economic activities directly or indirectlyrelated to sport (Breedveld et al., 2013; Dolles & Söderman, 2011 ...
Gerke, Anna, Benson-Rea, Maureen
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Sport is not industry: bringing sport back to sport management
European Sport Management Quarterly, 2020Research question: The paper questions the widespread conceptualisation of sport as industry and business in the research field of sport management.
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Computer simulation in sport and industry
Journal of Biomechanics, 1993The last several decades have brought decreases in the specific cost of computer memory and increases in processor throughput. As a result simulation has become correspondingly more important as a component of industrial design and as a method for the study of general biomechanics and sports techniques.
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2015
This chapter outlines the basic features of the sporting industry in Europe, with emphasis on the concept of ‘specificity of sport’ in EU law and policy as the key rationale behind the ‘sporting exception’ in EU law. As the structural set-up of sport is essential for understanding the application of the law, a section is dedicated to a comparative ...
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This chapter outlines the basic features of the sporting industry in Europe, with emphasis on the concept of ‘specificity of sport’ in EU law and policy as the key rationale behind the ‘sporting exception’ in EU law. As the structural set-up of sport is essential for understanding the application of the law, a section is dedicated to a comparative ...
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2017
This chapter considers three main aspects of sport and industrialization. First, it challenges the conventional wisdom that the British Industrial Revolution was the catalyst for the development of modern sport in Britain and that subsequently Britain’s industrialization led to the cultural export of sport to the rest of the world.
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This chapter considers three main aspects of sport and industrialization. First, it challenges the conventional wisdom that the British Industrial Revolution was the catalyst for the development of modern sport in Britain and that subsequently Britain’s industrialization led to the cultural export of sport to the rest of the world.
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2017
The sports industry in the United Kingdom of Great Britain (GB) and Northern Ireland (United Kingdom) is diverse and complex primarily due to the existence of four distinct nations - England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Mass sports provision and parts of funding for elite international sports, particularly the Olympic and Paralympic teams ...
Nauright, John, Keech, Marc
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The sports industry in the United Kingdom of Great Britain (GB) and Northern Ireland (United Kingdom) is diverse and complex primarily due to the existence of four distinct nations - England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Mass sports provision and parts of funding for elite international sports, particularly the Olympic and Paralympic teams ...
Nauright, John, Keech, Marc
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2022
The issue of employability serves as a life motive of wider social-political changes that have taken place during the past three decades. This period of change has been characterized as the ascendancy of economic instrumentalism over liberal humanism. This shift in policy from the post-war social democratic state towards the neo-liberal polity has led ...
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The issue of employability serves as a life motive of wider social-political changes that have taken place during the past three decades. This period of change has been characterized as the ascendancy of economic instrumentalism over liberal humanism. This shift in policy from the post-war social democratic state towards the neo-liberal polity has led ...
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Sport, industry and industrial sport in Britain before 1914: review and revision
Sport in Society, 2015This article focuses on three aspects of the historical relationship between sport and industry.
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Sustainability and the sports industry
Sports Technology, 2010It is generally considered that the sporting goods industry comprises of sports apparel, sports footwear and sports equipment manufacturers.
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Sports marketing and industry of sport
2006U knjizi se obrađuje sport sa stanovišta poslovne ekonomije koji objedinjuje mnoga područja: sportski marketing, poduzetništvo u sportu, sport kao poduzetnička djelatnost, sport kao medij, sportski menadžment i analiza poslovanja u sportu. Knjiga donosi brojne primjere sportsko-gospodarskih aktivnosti, izneseni su i obrađeni neki pojmovi koji se ...
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