The Geopolitical Economy of Sport
Power, Politics, Money, and the State
Herausgeber: Goldman, Michael M.; Chadwick, Simon; Widdop, Paul
The Geopolitical Economy of Sport
Power, Politics, Money, and the State
Herausgeber: Goldman, Michael M.; Chadwick, Simon; Widdop, Paul
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This is the first book to define and explore the geopolitical economy of sport - the intersection of power, politics, money and state interests that both exploit and shape elite sport around the world.
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This is the first book to define and explore the geopolitical economy of sport - the intersection of power, politics, money and state interests that both exploit and shape elite sport around the world.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 302
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Juni 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 155mm x 234mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 490g
- ISBN-13: 9781032390598
- ISBN-10: 103239059X
- Artikelnr.: 67400852
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 302
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Juni 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 155mm x 234mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 490g
- ISBN-13: 9781032390598
- ISBN-10: 103239059X
- Artikelnr.: 67400852
Simon Chadwick is Professor of Sport and Geopolitical Economy at Skema Business School in Paris, France, where he is also a member of its Publika think tank and Director of its Global Executive MBA in Sport. Chadwick's work combines his global interests in sport, geography, politics, and economics, meaning that his current research is focused on, for example, ownership and sponsorship in football by state-owned corporations. He has worked extensively in sport with clubs, governing bodies, commercial partners, and governments. Paul Widdop is Senior Lecturer at the University of Manchester, UK. His research explores social and economic networks around the consumption and production of sport. He has published widely in the areas of sport and culture including articles in the Journal of Consumer Culture, Cultural Sociology, Cultural Trends, Electoral Studies, and the Journal of Political Marketing. Widdop serves on the editorial board of several academic journals and is co-founder of the Football Collective, a learned society of academics researching impacts of football on society. Michael M. Goldman is Professor with the Sport Management Program at the University of San Francisco, USA, while also working with the Gordon Institute of Business Science in South Africa. He works with students, managers, and clients to enhance their abilities to acquire, grow, and retain profitable customers and fans.
1. Introduction: Towards a Geopolitical Economy of Sport
Part I: Russia and Ukraine
2. Athletes' Early Responses to the War Against Ukraine
3. Sport Sanctions Against Invasive Russia
4. What Future for Putin's Sport Power?
5. Governance Dysfunction in World Sport: Issues Raised by the Conflict in Ukraine
6. Public Remembering of Sochi 2014 at a Time of War: The Kremlin's Soft Disempowerment through Sport
7. Transnational Leagues and Their Role in Projecting Soft Power
Part II: China
8. The International Paralympic Committee
Beijing 2022 Winter Paralympic Games
and the Invasion of the Ukraine
9. Israel's Winter Sports Diplomacy and Beijing 2022
10. The Global Sporting Power Elite: Eileen Gu
11. China's Moves to Influence the Geopolitical Economy of Sports: The Three Axe Strokes
12. Making of (Not Only) a Sports Superpower: The Chinese Dream
13. Chinese Super League: Soft Power
Investment
and Sustainability
14. Doing Sports Business in China: Still a Slam Dunk?
Part III: The Gulf and South Asia
15. Qatar and the 2022 FIFA World Cup: Soft Power
State Branding
or Nation Building?
16. Geopolitics of Sport in the MENA Region
17. Sport and Saudi Arabia: Mimetic Isomorphism
Soft Power
and Disempowerment
18. Sport Washing and the Gulf Region: Myth or Reality?
19. Geopolitics of Cricket in India
Part IV: Africa
20. Africa in the Global Football Business Complex
21. The NBA's Partnership with Rwanda
Part V: Football
22. The Politics of Alternative Football: Curious Friends
23. The Conjunctural Politics of the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup: United 2026
24. The Attempted Reshaping of the Turkish Football Landscape under the AK Party: A Transaction Cost Economics Explanation
25. Football and the City: A Sports Place Branding Perspective of Barcelona and Manchester
26. The European Super League and Football's Privatization
Part VI: Motorsport
27. Sport Governance
Geopolitical Change
and Organizational Resilience: The Case of Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA)
28. The Geopolitics of Money Versus Morals: Location
Location
Location of the Formula 1 Race Calendar
29. The End of Oil?: Formula One's Changing Face
Part VII: Peace
Diplomacy
and Society
30. Sport
Geo-Politics
and the Peace Process
31. Sports Diplomacy in the Pacific Region and the Sino-Australian Great Game
32. Sports
Race
and Cosmopolitanism
33. Transgender Sport Bans Come for Elite Sport: Federations' New Attempt to Define Womanhood
Part VIII: Implications
34. What the Cases of Gazprom
the NBA
and Qatar Mean for Sport Industry Decision-Makers
Part I: Russia and Ukraine
2. Athletes' Early Responses to the War Against Ukraine
3. Sport Sanctions Against Invasive Russia
4. What Future for Putin's Sport Power?
5. Governance Dysfunction in World Sport: Issues Raised by the Conflict in Ukraine
6. Public Remembering of Sochi 2014 at a Time of War: The Kremlin's Soft Disempowerment through Sport
7. Transnational Leagues and Their Role in Projecting Soft Power
Part II: China
8. The International Paralympic Committee
Beijing 2022 Winter Paralympic Games
and the Invasion of the Ukraine
9. Israel's Winter Sports Diplomacy and Beijing 2022
10. The Global Sporting Power Elite: Eileen Gu
11. China's Moves to Influence the Geopolitical Economy of Sports: The Three Axe Strokes
12. Making of (Not Only) a Sports Superpower: The Chinese Dream
13. Chinese Super League: Soft Power
Investment
and Sustainability
14. Doing Sports Business in China: Still a Slam Dunk?
Part III: The Gulf and South Asia
15. Qatar and the 2022 FIFA World Cup: Soft Power
State Branding
or Nation Building?
16. Geopolitics of Sport in the MENA Region
17. Sport and Saudi Arabia: Mimetic Isomorphism
Soft Power
and Disempowerment
18. Sport Washing and the Gulf Region: Myth or Reality?
19. Geopolitics of Cricket in India
Part IV: Africa
20. Africa in the Global Football Business Complex
21. The NBA's Partnership with Rwanda
Part V: Football
22. The Politics of Alternative Football: Curious Friends
23. The Conjunctural Politics of the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup: United 2026
24. The Attempted Reshaping of the Turkish Football Landscape under the AK Party: A Transaction Cost Economics Explanation
25. Football and the City: A Sports Place Branding Perspective of Barcelona and Manchester
26. The European Super League and Football's Privatization
Part VI: Motorsport
27. Sport Governance
Geopolitical Change
and Organizational Resilience: The Case of Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA)
28. The Geopolitics of Money Versus Morals: Location
Location
Location of the Formula 1 Race Calendar
29. The End of Oil?: Formula One's Changing Face
Part VII: Peace
Diplomacy
and Society
30. Sport
Geo-Politics
and the Peace Process
31. Sports Diplomacy in the Pacific Region and the Sino-Australian Great Game
32. Sports
Race
and Cosmopolitanism
33. Transgender Sport Bans Come for Elite Sport: Federations' New Attempt to Define Womanhood
Part VIII: Implications
34. What the Cases of Gazprom
the NBA
and Qatar Mean for Sport Industry Decision-Makers
1. Introduction: Towards a Geopolitical Economy of Sport
Part I: Russia and Ukraine
2. Athletes' Early Responses to the War Against Ukraine
3. Sport Sanctions Against Invasive Russia
4. What Future for Putin's Sport Power?
5. Governance Dysfunction in World Sport: Issues Raised by the Conflict in Ukraine
6. Public Remembering of Sochi 2014 at a Time of War: The Kremlin's Soft Disempowerment through Sport
7. Transnational Leagues and Their Role in Projecting Soft Power
Part II: China
8. The International Paralympic Committee
Beijing 2022 Winter Paralympic Games
and the Invasion of the Ukraine
9. Israel's Winter Sports Diplomacy and Beijing 2022
10. The Global Sporting Power Elite: Eileen Gu
11. China's Moves to Influence the Geopolitical Economy of Sports: The Three Axe Strokes
12. Making of (Not Only) a Sports Superpower: The Chinese Dream
13. Chinese Super League: Soft Power
Investment
and Sustainability
14. Doing Sports Business in China: Still a Slam Dunk?
Part III: The Gulf and South Asia
15. Qatar and the 2022 FIFA World Cup: Soft Power
State Branding
or Nation Building?
16. Geopolitics of Sport in the MENA Region
17. Sport and Saudi Arabia: Mimetic Isomorphism
Soft Power
and Disempowerment
18. Sport Washing and the Gulf Region: Myth or Reality?
19. Geopolitics of Cricket in India
Part IV: Africa
20. Africa in the Global Football Business Complex
21. The NBA's Partnership with Rwanda
Part V: Football
22. The Politics of Alternative Football: Curious Friends
23. The Conjunctural Politics of the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup: United 2026
24. The Attempted Reshaping of the Turkish Football Landscape under the AK Party: A Transaction Cost Economics Explanation
25. Football and the City: A Sports Place Branding Perspective of Barcelona and Manchester
26. The European Super League and Football's Privatization
Part VI: Motorsport
27. Sport Governance
Geopolitical Change
and Organizational Resilience: The Case of Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA)
28. The Geopolitics of Money Versus Morals: Location
Location
Location of the Formula 1 Race Calendar
29. The End of Oil?: Formula One's Changing Face
Part VII: Peace
Diplomacy
and Society
30. Sport
Geo-Politics
and the Peace Process
31. Sports Diplomacy in the Pacific Region and the Sino-Australian Great Game
32. Sports
Race
and Cosmopolitanism
33. Transgender Sport Bans Come for Elite Sport: Federations' New Attempt to Define Womanhood
Part VIII: Implications
34. What the Cases of Gazprom
the NBA
and Qatar Mean for Sport Industry Decision-Makers
Part I: Russia and Ukraine
2. Athletes' Early Responses to the War Against Ukraine
3. Sport Sanctions Against Invasive Russia
4. What Future for Putin's Sport Power?
5. Governance Dysfunction in World Sport: Issues Raised by the Conflict in Ukraine
6. Public Remembering of Sochi 2014 at a Time of War: The Kremlin's Soft Disempowerment through Sport
7. Transnational Leagues and Their Role in Projecting Soft Power
Part II: China
8. The International Paralympic Committee
Beijing 2022 Winter Paralympic Games
and the Invasion of the Ukraine
9. Israel's Winter Sports Diplomacy and Beijing 2022
10. The Global Sporting Power Elite: Eileen Gu
11. China's Moves to Influence the Geopolitical Economy of Sports: The Three Axe Strokes
12. Making of (Not Only) a Sports Superpower: The Chinese Dream
13. Chinese Super League: Soft Power
Investment
and Sustainability
14. Doing Sports Business in China: Still a Slam Dunk?
Part III: The Gulf and South Asia
15. Qatar and the 2022 FIFA World Cup: Soft Power
State Branding
or Nation Building?
16. Geopolitics of Sport in the MENA Region
17. Sport and Saudi Arabia: Mimetic Isomorphism
Soft Power
and Disempowerment
18. Sport Washing and the Gulf Region: Myth or Reality?
19. Geopolitics of Cricket in India
Part IV: Africa
20. Africa in the Global Football Business Complex
21. The NBA's Partnership with Rwanda
Part V: Football
22. The Politics of Alternative Football: Curious Friends
23. The Conjunctural Politics of the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup: United 2026
24. The Attempted Reshaping of the Turkish Football Landscape under the AK Party: A Transaction Cost Economics Explanation
25. Football and the City: A Sports Place Branding Perspective of Barcelona and Manchester
26. The European Super League and Football's Privatization
Part VI: Motorsport
27. Sport Governance
Geopolitical Change
and Organizational Resilience: The Case of Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA)
28. The Geopolitics of Money Versus Morals: Location
Location
Location of the Formula 1 Race Calendar
29. The End of Oil?: Formula One's Changing Face
Part VII: Peace
Diplomacy
and Society
30. Sport
Geo-Politics
and the Peace Process
31. Sports Diplomacy in the Pacific Region and the Sino-Australian Great Game
32. Sports
Race
and Cosmopolitanism
33. Transgender Sport Bans Come for Elite Sport: Federations' New Attempt to Define Womanhood
Part VIII: Implications
34. What the Cases of Gazprom
the NBA
and Qatar Mean for Sport Industry Decision-Makers