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This book examines the relationships between sport event hosting and community development goals and explains how community goals can be embedded into sports event planning, and how events at all levels can be most effectively leveraged to achieve positive outcomes and legacies for local communities.
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This book examines the relationships between sport event hosting and community development goals and explains how community goals can be embedded into sports event planning, and how events at all levels can be most effectively leveraged to achieve positive outcomes and legacies for local communities.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
- Seitenzahl: 210
- Erscheinungstermin: 2. September 2024
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781040110713
- Artikelnr.: 72272985
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
- Seitenzahl: 210
- Erscheinungstermin: 2. September 2024
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781040110713
- Artikelnr.: 72272985
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Kyriaki Kaplanidou is Professor in the Department of Sport Management, University of Florida, USA, and Director of Innovative Research Initiatives in Sport Events (i-Rise) lab at the University of Florida. Her main research interests relate to sport event consumer behaviors and the evaluation and management of sport event legacy outcomes for the improvement of the quality of life of host communities' residents. Her findings suggest the importance of socio-cultural programs embedded in the planning of sport events to improve residents' quality of life. Dr. Kaplanidou has published more than 75 peer-reviewed articles and has received multiple research grants. Among others, Dr. Kaplanidou's research has been funded by the International Olympic Committee, the Athens Marathon (Greece), and Qatar University.
Luke R. Potwarka is Associate Professor in the Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies at the University of Waterloo, Canada, and is Co-Director, International Collaborative on Trickle-Down Effect Research, and Director, Spectator Experience and Technology (SEAT) Laboratory. His research focuses on consumer behavior related to sport events. It addresses the overarching question: under what conditions do sport events have positive impacts for individuals and organizations in host communities? Dr. Potwarka's research draws from diverse disciplinary perspectives and methodological approaches and falls within two broad themes: (i) exploring the role of elite-sport events in the promotion of physical activity and sport participation and (ii) exploring commercial and tourism-related responses to elite sport events.
Luke R. Potwarka is Associate Professor in the Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies at the University of Waterloo, Canada, and is Co-Director, International Collaborative on Trickle-Down Effect Research, and Director, Spectator Experience and Technology (SEAT) Laboratory. His research focuses on consumer behavior related to sport events. It addresses the overarching question: under what conditions do sport events have positive impacts for individuals and organizations in host communities? Dr. Potwarka's research draws from diverse disciplinary perspectives and methodological approaches and falls within two broad themes: (i) exploring the role of elite-sport events in the promotion of physical activity and sport participation and (ii) exploring commercial and tourism-related responses to elite sport events.
Part 1: Theories and Conceptualizations of Community and Sport Events
1. Conceptualizing Community and Sport Events
2. Political, Environmental, Social and Technological (PEST) Forces Shaping Sport Events and Communities
3. Community Geographies and Resident Profiles
Part 2: Mobilizing the Community: Understanding the Players and Processes for the Community Event Landscape
4. Impacts and Legacies of Sport Events
5. Community Development Goals Relating to Sport Event Hosting
6. Partnerships and Stakeholder Types for Sport Event Community Development
Part 3: Mobilizing Development: Action Plans for Activating Events in Communities for Community Development
7. The Role of Bidding in Planning for Community Development
8. The Concept of Sport Event Leverage in Achieving Community Goals
9. Sport Venues and Community Development Goals
10. Evaluation and Assessment of Impacts and Legacies Against Community Development Goals
1. Conceptualizing Community and Sport Events
2. Political, Environmental, Social and Technological (PEST) Forces Shaping Sport Events and Communities
3. Community Geographies and Resident Profiles
Part 2: Mobilizing the Community: Understanding the Players and Processes for the Community Event Landscape
4. Impacts and Legacies of Sport Events
5. Community Development Goals Relating to Sport Event Hosting
6. Partnerships and Stakeholder Types for Sport Event Community Development
Part 3: Mobilizing Development: Action Plans for Activating Events in Communities for Community Development
7. The Role of Bidding in Planning for Community Development
8. The Concept of Sport Event Leverage in Achieving Community Goals
9. Sport Venues and Community Development Goals
10. Evaluation and Assessment of Impacts and Legacies Against Community Development Goals
Part 1: Theories and Conceptualizations of Community and Sport Events
1. Conceptualizing Community and Sport Events
2. Political, Environmental, Social and Technological (PEST) Forces Shaping Sport Events and Communities
3. Community Geographies and Resident Profiles
Part 2: Mobilizing the Community: Understanding the Players and Processes for the Community Event Landscape
4. Impacts and Legacies of Sport Events
5. Community Development Goals Relating to Sport Event Hosting
6. Partnerships and Stakeholder Types for Sport Event Community Development
Part 3: Mobilizing Development: Action Plans for Activating Events in Communities for Community Development
7. The Role of Bidding in Planning for Community Development
8. The Concept of Sport Event Leverage in Achieving Community Goals
9. Sport Venues and Community Development Goals
10. Evaluation and Assessment of Impacts and Legacies Against Community Development Goals
1. Conceptualizing Community and Sport Events
2. Political, Environmental, Social and Technological (PEST) Forces Shaping Sport Events and Communities
3. Community Geographies and Resident Profiles
Part 2: Mobilizing the Community: Understanding the Players and Processes for the Community Event Landscape
4. Impacts and Legacies of Sport Events
5. Community Development Goals Relating to Sport Event Hosting
6. Partnerships and Stakeholder Types for Sport Event Community Development
Part 3: Mobilizing Development: Action Plans for Activating Events in Communities for Community Development
7. The Role of Bidding in Planning for Community Development
8. The Concept of Sport Event Leverage in Achieving Community Goals
9. Sport Venues and Community Development Goals
10. Evaluation and Assessment of Impacts and Legacies Against Community Development Goals