them to take mindful action in how they approach participation. Martin provides a wealth of statistical evidence, relying on the racial leadership data provided by The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport, to show the racial composition of leaders in sport; a significant lack of Black leaders
Search Results
Anti-Racism in Sport Organizations
Krystina B. Sarff
Handbook on International Sports Law
Thomas A. Baker III
collection of topics that should be covered in any course on international sports law. However, one caveat is that instructors must be mindful that this book focuses mostly on sports law in Europe and North America. Granted, there is justification for this focus in that it reflects the two dominant models
Safety and Relational Continuity in Sport for Development With Marginalized Young People
Katherine Raw, Emma Sherry, Katie Rowe, and Shelley Turner
additional funding provided by external stakeholders; that is, these new sites were established in response to the needs of these funding bodies, both of which had ties to the two new locations (see Raw, Sherry, & Rowe, 2019 ). As this expansion occurred, the research team was mindful of also conducting
Team Identity and Environmentalism: The Case of Forest Green Rovers
Elizabeth B. Delia, Brian P. McCullough, and Keegan Dalal
mindfulness of the research purpose. Theory-driven themes developed in this phase included: identity meaning, socializing with others, fandom representative of environmentalism, fandom bigger than football, fandom fits with lifestyle, sustainability versus winning, and fandom contributing to change
“The Best Teacher Is Also a Student”: Improving Qualitative Research Literacy by Learning From My Mistakes
Larena Hoeber
analysis is done. Being Mindful of Names 11 In my first academic paper ( Hill & Kikulis, 1999 ), I referred to participants with a generic label of “one interviewee.” I kept the label vague because all participants shared the same position as athletic director. Since there were only a couple of women with
Row! Row! Row Your Boat! Transformative Value Cocreation and Codestruction in Elite and Olympic Rowers
Rory Mulcahy and Edwina Luck
suggest sport service providers be mindful of diagnosing sport cultural issues that contribute to the integration of resources, such as those identified in interpersonal and sport misbehavior. This may require providers to engage third parties or external audits, whereby honest and accurate diagnoses of
Building Inclusive Communities in Youth Sport for Lesbian-Parented Families
Dawn E. Trussell
’t need to be on the front page . . . [statements such as] . . . we welcome all families in our community. That’s enough” (Parent, Family 3, Canada). Moreover, as one parent explained, being intentional and mindful about governance representation on the club boards might also facilitate social change and
Remedying Stereotype Threat Effects in Spectator Sports
Yonghwan Chang, Vicki Schull, and Lisa A. Kihl
becoming increasingly popular in social science as a robust means of yielding long-term effectiveness ( Kang & Bodenhausen, 2015 ) compared to alternative coping strategies such as re-construal and coping interventions and mindfulness training ( Spencer et al., 2016 ). The major tenet of the multiple
Is Reflexivity Enough? Addressing Reflexive Embodiment, Power, and Whiteness in Sport Management Research
Joshua D. Vadeboncoeur, Trevor Bopp, and John N. Singer
experiences uniquely shaped by cultural, ethnic, and/or racial considerations ( Milner, 2007 ). It is in this vein that Singer cautioned both scholars and students in sport management conducting race-based research to be mindful of the dialectical tension that can manifest between locating oneself and the
A Segmentation Analysis of American Sports Bettors by Involvement
Brendan Dwyer, Stephen L. Shapiro, and Joris Drayer
marketing segmentation . American Journal of Business Education, 4 ( 6 ), 15 – 18 . https://doi.org/10.19030/ajbe.v4i6.4359 Milne , G.R. , Villarroel Ordenes , F. , & Kaplan , B. ( 2020 ). Mindful consumption: Three consumer segment views . Australasian Marketing Journal, 28 ( 1 ), 3 – 10