Women in Sport Leadership
Research and practice for change
Herausgeber: Burton, Laura J; Leberman, Sarah
Women in Sport Leadership
Research and practice for change
Herausgeber: Burton, Laura J; Leberman, Sarah
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This book takes an international, evidence-based perspective in examining women in sport leadership and offers future directions for scholars and practitioners.
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This book takes an international, evidence-based perspective in examining women in sport leadership and offers future directions for scholars and practitioners.
Produktdetails
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- Routledge Research in Sport Business and Management
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 172
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Januar 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 304g
- ISBN-13: 9780367233259
- ISBN-10: 0367233258
- Artikelnr.: 55346414
- Routledge Research in Sport Business and Management
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 172
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Januar 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 304g
- ISBN-13: 9780367233259
- ISBN-10: 0367233258
- Artikelnr.: 55346414
Laura J. Burton is an Associate Professor in Sport Management in the Department of Educational Leadership in the Neag School of Education at the University of Connecticut, USA. Prior to completing her PhD, Laura worked as an athletic trainer from 1995 to 1998. Her research focus is on gender issues in sport leadership, including examining how stereotypes impact women in leadership. She currently serves as the Editor of the Journal of Intercollegiate Sport. Sarah Leberman is a Professor of Leadership and is the Dean Academic for Massey University, New Zealand. Her research focus is on women in leadership within sport and academia. She was a Fulbright Senior Scholar in 2007, which she tenured at the University of Minnesota, USA. She was a member of the New Zealand Olympic Committee, Women in Sport Group and the Manager of the Women's Junior Black Sticks and Black Sticks teams.
1. Why This Book?: Framing the Conversation Around Women in Sport
Leadership
[Sarah Leberman and Laura J. Burton]
2. An Evaluation of Current Scholarship in Sport Leadership: Multilevel
Perspective
[Laura J. Burton and Sarah Leberman]
3. Institutionalized Practices in Sport Leadership
[Nefertiti Walker, Claire Schaeperkoetter and Lindsey Darvin]
4. The Impact of Bias in Sport Leadership
[Heidi Grappendorf and Laura J. Burton]
5. Intersectionality: The Impact of Negotiating Multiple Identities for
Women in Sport Leadership
[E. Nicole Melton and Michael J. Bryant]
6. Quotas to Accelerate Gender Equity in Sport Leadership: Do they work?
[Johanna A. Adriaanse]
7. Young Women in Sport: Understanding Leadership in Sport
[Vicki D. Schull]
8. Future Sport Leaders: Developing Young Women to Lead
[Sarah Leberman]
9. Networking, Mentoring, Sponsoring: Strategies to Support Women in Sport
Leadership
[Janelle E. Wells and Meg G. Hancock]
10. New Leadership: Rethinking Successful Leadership of Sport Organizations
[Laura J. Burton and Sarah Leberman]
Appendix: Moving the Conversation Forward: Future Research Directions
Leadership
[Sarah Leberman and Laura J. Burton]
2. An Evaluation of Current Scholarship in Sport Leadership: Multilevel
Perspective
[Laura J. Burton and Sarah Leberman]
3. Institutionalized Practices in Sport Leadership
[Nefertiti Walker, Claire Schaeperkoetter and Lindsey Darvin]
4. The Impact of Bias in Sport Leadership
[Heidi Grappendorf and Laura J. Burton]
5. Intersectionality: The Impact of Negotiating Multiple Identities for
Women in Sport Leadership
[E. Nicole Melton and Michael J. Bryant]
6. Quotas to Accelerate Gender Equity in Sport Leadership: Do they work?
[Johanna A. Adriaanse]
7. Young Women in Sport: Understanding Leadership in Sport
[Vicki D. Schull]
8. Future Sport Leaders: Developing Young Women to Lead
[Sarah Leberman]
9. Networking, Mentoring, Sponsoring: Strategies to Support Women in Sport
Leadership
[Janelle E. Wells and Meg G. Hancock]
10. New Leadership: Rethinking Successful Leadership of Sport Organizations
[Laura J. Burton and Sarah Leberman]
Appendix: Moving the Conversation Forward: Future Research Directions
1. Why This Book?: Framing the Conversation Around Women in Sport
Leadership
[Sarah Leberman and Laura J. Burton]
2. An Evaluation of Current Scholarship in Sport Leadership: Multilevel
Perspective
[Laura J. Burton and Sarah Leberman]
3. Institutionalized Practices in Sport Leadership
[Nefertiti Walker, Claire Schaeperkoetter and Lindsey Darvin]
4. The Impact of Bias in Sport Leadership
[Heidi Grappendorf and Laura J. Burton]
5. Intersectionality: The Impact of Negotiating Multiple Identities for
Women in Sport Leadership
[E. Nicole Melton and Michael J. Bryant]
6. Quotas to Accelerate Gender Equity in Sport Leadership: Do they work?
[Johanna A. Adriaanse]
7. Young Women in Sport: Understanding Leadership in Sport
[Vicki D. Schull]
8. Future Sport Leaders: Developing Young Women to Lead
[Sarah Leberman]
9. Networking, Mentoring, Sponsoring: Strategies to Support Women in Sport
Leadership
[Janelle E. Wells and Meg G. Hancock]
10. New Leadership: Rethinking Successful Leadership of Sport Organizations
[Laura J. Burton and Sarah Leberman]
Appendix: Moving the Conversation Forward: Future Research Directions
Leadership
[Sarah Leberman and Laura J. Burton]
2. An Evaluation of Current Scholarship in Sport Leadership: Multilevel
Perspective
[Laura J. Burton and Sarah Leberman]
3. Institutionalized Practices in Sport Leadership
[Nefertiti Walker, Claire Schaeperkoetter and Lindsey Darvin]
4. The Impact of Bias in Sport Leadership
[Heidi Grappendorf and Laura J. Burton]
5. Intersectionality: The Impact of Negotiating Multiple Identities for
Women in Sport Leadership
[E. Nicole Melton and Michael J. Bryant]
6. Quotas to Accelerate Gender Equity in Sport Leadership: Do they work?
[Johanna A. Adriaanse]
7. Young Women in Sport: Understanding Leadership in Sport
[Vicki D. Schull]
8. Future Sport Leaders: Developing Young Women to Lead
[Sarah Leberman]
9. Networking, Mentoring, Sponsoring: Strategies to Support Women in Sport
Leadership
[Janelle E. Wells and Meg G. Hancock]
10. New Leadership: Rethinking Successful Leadership of Sport Organizations
[Laura J. Burton and Sarah Leberman]
Appendix: Moving the Conversation Forward: Future Research Directions