Case Studies in Sport Management (CSSM) is a peer-reviewed online journal focusing on the teaching case studies related to the sport management discipline. The purpose of
Case Studies in Sport Management is to enhance pedagogy in the discipline through the dissemination of teaching cases across the most common functional areas that sport management curricula address, consistent with the COSMA common professional component topical areas. The online journal will serve as a searchable library of cases that instructors can use in incorporating the case method of learning into their classrooms.
The only peer-reviewed collection of case studies devoted entirely to sport management,
CSSM contains cutting-edge cases selected by a stellar editorial board of writers and teachers. This online journal is continually updated, offering instructors flexibility and variety in teaching both emerging and established areas of sport management. Cases are indexed by topic, author, and geographic region and searchable by industry sector and keyword. These features make it easy for users to find cases related to their needs and interests.
Teaching notes, included with most cases, help instructors structure class discussion and enrich students’ understanding of the case subject’s decision-making process. Other instructor resources, including an introductory guide on teaching with the use of the case method, and a discussion board will assist both new and veteran instructors with maximizing the benefits of case method teaching.
CSSM also offers flexible purchasing options to meet each user’s needs and budget. Cases may be purchased individually, or users may access all cases with an individual or institutional subscription.
Teaching with the case method allows students to begin to think and act as industry professionals in roles similar to what they someday aspire to fill. Using
CSSM, instructors can provide an action-oriented teaching and learning environment, allowing students to develop and enhance skills such as critical thinking, strategic decision making, creativity, teamwork, and leadership. Researchers and practitioners in sport management and business can also use
CSSM to obtain real-world information to assist training, improve their own roles, and enact better systems in their careers.
You may purchase an individual subscription to
CSSM by clicking on the Add to Cart button at the top of this page. Individual cases may be purchased by choosing the Purchase Article option associated with each case. To purchase an institutional subscription, please
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