Routledge Handbook of Sports Event Management
Herausgeber: Parent, Milena; Chappelet, Jean-Loup
Routledge Handbook of Sports Event Management
Herausgeber: Parent, Milena; Chappelet, Jean-Loup
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Surveying the management of sports events of every size and scale, this handbook presents key theory, best practice and ethical considerations. Each chapter addresses a specific stakeholder, defines their relationships, describes the managerial requirements for a successful event, and outlines the dimensions of stakeholder engagement.
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Surveying the management of sports events of every size and scale, this handbook presents key theory, best practice and ethical considerations. Each chapter addresses a specific stakeholder, defines their relationships, describes the managerial requirements for a successful event, and outlines the dimensions of stakeholder engagement.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 444
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Juni 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 176mm x 32mm
- Gewicht: 790g
- ISBN-13: 9781138235892
- ISBN-10: 113823589X
- Artikelnr.: 48797358
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 444
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Juni 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 176mm x 32mm
- Gewicht: 790g
- ISBN-13: 9781138235892
- ISBN-10: 113823589X
- Artikelnr.: 48797358
Milena M. Parent is an associate professor at the University of Ottawa, Canada, and the Norwegian School of Sport Sciences, Norway. She is also a professor at the MEMOS (Executive Master in Sport Organizations Management) program and has taught in the Russian International Olympic University's Master of Sport Administration (MSA) program. She is a research fellow of the North American Society for Sport Management and an Early Researcher Award holder of the Government of Ontario. Her research falls within the fields of organization theory and strategic management as they relate to preparing and hosting major sports events. She is notably interested in stakeholder management, networks and governance aspects Jean-Loup Chappelet is a professor of public management in the Swiss Graduate School of Public Administration at the University of Lausanne, Switzerland. He has studied the organization of sport events for more than 40 years and attended in various capacities ten summer Olympic Games from Munich 1972 to London 2012. He has worked or consulted for several major public or private sport event owners
1. The (Wide) World Of Sports Events Section 1: The Organizers 2. The
Bidders' And Promoters' Perspective 3. The Organizing Committee's
Perspective 4. The Volunteers' Perspective Section 2: The Sport
Organizations 5. The Sport Event Owners' Perspective 6. The Sport
Federations' Perspective Section 3: The Participants 7. The Athletes'
Perspective 8. Masters Sport Perspectives 9. The Spectators' Perspective
Section 4: The Support 10. The Sport Parents' And Entourage's Perspective
11. The Mission Staff Perspective Section 5: The Community 12. The
Community's Perspective 13. The Tourism Agencies And Local Business Actors'
Perspective Section 6: The Funders 14. The Local And Regional Governments'
Perspective 15. The National Government's Perspective 16. The Sponsors'
Perspective Section 7: The Media 17. The Broadcasters' Perspective 18. The
Written Press And Social/New Media Perspectives Section 8: Other
Stakeholders 19. The Security Agencies' Perspective 20. The
Non-Governmental Agency Perspective Section 9: Conclusions 21. Conclusions
And Future Directions For Sport Event Management Scholarship
Bidders' And Promoters' Perspective 3. The Organizing Committee's
Perspective 4. The Volunteers' Perspective Section 2: The Sport
Organizations 5. The Sport Event Owners' Perspective 6. The Sport
Federations' Perspective Section 3: The Participants 7. The Athletes'
Perspective 8. Masters Sport Perspectives 9. The Spectators' Perspective
Section 4: The Support 10. The Sport Parents' And Entourage's Perspective
11. The Mission Staff Perspective Section 5: The Community 12. The
Community's Perspective 13. The Tourism Agencies And Local Business Actors'
Perspective Section 6: The Funders 14. The Local And Regional Governments'
Perspective 15. The National Government's Perspective 16. The Sponsors'
Perspective Section 7: The Media 17. The Broadcasters' Perspective 18. The
Written Press And Social/New Media Perspectives Section 8: Other
Stakeholders 19. The Security Agencies' Perspective 20. The
Non-Governmental Agency Perspective Section 9: Conclusions 21. Conclusions
And Future Directions For Sport Event Management Scholarship
1. The (Wide) World Of Sports Events Section 1: The Organizers 2. The
Bidders' And Promoters' Perspective 3. The Organizing Committee's
Perspective 4. The Volunteers' Perspective Section 2: The Sport
Organizations 5. The Sport Event Owners' Perspective 6. The Sport
Federations' Perspective Section 3: The Participants 7. The Athletes'
Perspective 8. Masters Sport Perspectives 9. The Spectators' Perspective
Section 4: The Support 10. The Sport Parents' And Entourage's Perspective
11. The Mission Staff Perspective Section 5: The Community 12. The
Community's Perspective 13. The Tourism Agencies And Local Business Actors'
Perspective Section 6: The Funders 14. The Local And Regional Governments'
Perspective 15. The National Government's Perspective 16. The Sponsors'
Perspective Section 7: The Media 17. The Broadcasters' Perspective 18. The
Written Press And Social/New Media Perspectives Section 8: Other
Stakeholders 19. The Security Agencies' Perspective 20. The
Non-Governmental Agency Perspective Section 9: Conclusions 21. Conclusions
And Future Directions For Sport Event Management Scholarship
Bidders' And Promoters' Perspective 3. The Organizing Committee's
Perspective 4. The Volunteers' Perspective Section 2: The Sport
Organizations 5. The Sport Event Owners' Perspective 6. The Sport
Federations' Perspective Section 3: The Participants 7. The Athletes'
Perspective 8. Masters Sport Perspectives 9. The Spectators' Perspective
Section 4: The Support 10. The Sport Parents' And Entourage's Perspective
11. The Mission Staff Perspective Section 5: The Community 12. The
Community's Perspective 13. The Tourism Agencies And Local Business Actors'
Perspective Section 6: The Funders 14. The Local And Regional Governments'
Perspective 15. The National Government's Perspective 16. The Sponsors'
Perspective Section 7: The Media 17. The Broadcasters' Perspective 18. The
Written Press And Social/New Media Perspectives Section 8: Other
Stakeholders 19. The Security Agencies' Perspective 20. The
Non-Governmental Agency Perspective Section 9: Conclusions 21. Conclusions
And Future Directions For Sport Event Management Scholarship