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2022
- 1-8 Introduction
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Daam Reeth - 1-20 Introduction
In: Management of the Cricketing Ecosystem
by Subhasis Ray - 1-29 Introduction
In: Major League Sports and the Property Tax
by Geoffrey Propheter - 11-34 The History of Professional Road Cycling and Its Current Organizational Structure
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Jean-François Mignot - 21-49 Management of the Cricketing Ecosystem
In: Management of the Cricketing Ecosystem
by Subhasis Ray - 31-63 Property Tax Systems and Their Administration
In: Major League Sports and the Property Tax
by Geoffrey Propheter - 35-67 The Finances of Professional Cycling Teams
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Daam Reeth - 51-66 Impact Assessment Framework across Cricket Formats
In: Management of the Cricketing Ecosystem
by Subhasis Ray - 65-82 Who Pays Which Property Taxes?
In: Major League Sports and the Property Tax
by Geoffrey Propheter - 67-101 Formative Assessment of T20 Influences
In: Management of the Cricketing Ecosystem
by Subhasis Ray - 69-89 Sponsorship in Professional Road Cycling
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Wim Lagae - 83-108 Estimating the Property Tax Expenditure
In: Major League Sports and the Property Tax
by Geoffrey Propheter - 91-120 The Economic Impact of Major Road Cycling Events
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Paul Hover - 103-117 Cricketers’ Career Pattern
In: Management of the Cricketing Ecosystem
by Subhasis Ray - 109-134 What Is the Property Tax Expenditure Worth?
In: Major League Sports and the Property Tax
by Geoffrey Propheter - 119-140 Fans’ Expectations from Cricket
In: Management of the Cricketing Ecosystem
by Subhasis Ray - 123-161 TV Broadcasting of Road Cycling Races
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Daam Reeth - 135-148 Public Service Cost of the Tax Expenditure
In: Major League Sports and the Property Tax
by Geoffrey Propheter - 141-153 Steady-State Cricket Mix
In: Management of the Cricketing Ecosystem
by Subhasis Ray - 149-171 Conclusion
In: Major League Sports and the Property Tax
by Geoffrey Propheter - 155-161 Fine-Tuning the Cricket Mix
In: Management of the Cricketing Ecosystem
by Subhasis Ray - 163-169 Concluding Remarks
In: Management of the Cricketing Ecosystem
by Subhasis Ray - 163-180 The Tour de France: A Success Story in Spite of Competitive Imbalance
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Wladimir Andreff & Jean-François Mignot - 181-193 Willingness to Pay for Professional Road Cycling Events
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Willem I. J. Boer & Ruud H. Koning - 197-225 Human Capital and Labor Exchange in Road Cycling
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Daniel J. Larson & Jean-François Brocard - 227-251 Strategic Behavior in Road Cycling Competitions
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Jean-François Mignot - 253-281 Modeling Performances and Competitive Balance in Road Cycling Competitions
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Benjamin Cabaud & Nicolas Scelles & Aurélien François & Stephen Morrow - 283-308 Doping in Cycling
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Hans Vandeweghe - 311-336 Professional Women’s Road Cycling
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Suzanne Ryder - 337-367 Globalization in Professional Road Cycling
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Daam Reeth
2021
- 1-17 Running Tourism and the Global Rise of Small Scale Sport Tourism Events
In: Small Scale Sport Tourism Events and Local Sustainable Development
by Derek Rheenen & Claude Sobry & Ricardo Melo - 19-42 Sport Tourism Events and Local Sustainable Development: An Overview
In: Small Scale Sport Tourism Events and Local Sustainable Development
by Ricardo Melo & Derek Rheenen & Claude Sobry - 43-54 A Comparative Method of Analysing Small Scale Sport Tourism Events: Half Marathons
In: Small Scale Sport Tourism Events and Local Sustainable Development
by Derek Rheenen & Ricardo Melo & Claude Sobry - 55-73 Algeria: Impacts of Sport Tourism Events. The Case of International Half Marathon of the City of Béjaia
In: Small Scale Sport Tourism Events and Local Sustainable Development
by Mohammed Mounir Benabdelhadi & Ahmed Benabdelhadi & Gharib Boulerbah - 75-91 Brasil: The Impact of Small Scale Sport Tourism Events. The Case of the 21k Guarujá 2016
In: Small Scale Sport Tourism Events and Local Sustainable Development
by Ricardo Melo & Fabiana Garcia & Derek Rheenen & Claude Sobry - 93-112 Czech Republic: Sport Tourism Development. Between Tradition and New Trends
In: Small Scale Sport Tourism Events and Local Sustainable Development
by Irena Slepičková & Pavel Slepička - 113-127 France: The Socioeconomic Impact of a Half Marathon. The Case of Phalempin as Part of an International Study
In: Small Scale Sport Tourism Events and Local Sustainable Development
by Claude Sobry & Sarah Mischler & Sorina Cernaianu & Orsolya Czegledi & Ricardo Melo - 129-149 Hungary: The Socioeconomic Impact of Urban Running Events on Local Tourism and Regional Development in Debrecen
In: Small Scale Sport Tourism Events and Local Sustainable Development
by Orsolya Czegledi & Sorina Cernaianu & Sarah Mischler & Nikoletta Sipos-Onyestyak - 151-172 Italy: Sport Tourism Events. The Case of the Rome-Ostia Half Marathon
In: Small Scale Sport Tourism Events and Local Sustainable Development
by Barbara Mazza - 173-190 Portugal: Small Scale Sport Tourism Events and Local Sustainable Development. The Case of the III Running Wonders Coimbra
In: Small Scale Sport Tourism Events and Local Sustainable Development
by Ricardo Melo & Carla Sofia Andrade & Derek Rheenen & Claude Sobry - 191-202 Romania: Bucharest International Marathon. The Impact of Half Marathon Race from an Environmental, Economic, and Sociocultural Perspective
In: Small Scale Sport Tourism Events and Local Sustainable Development
by Sorina Cernaianu & Claude Sobry & Ricardo Melo - 203-216 Switzerland: Small Scale Sport Tourism Events and Local Sustainable Development. The Case of the 12 and 24 Km of the Vallée De Joux – the Tour du Lac
In: Small Scale Sport Tourism Events and Local Sustainable Development
by Rémi Ardiet & Claude Sobry & Ricardo Melo - 217-242 Conclusion: Current Trends in Small Scale Sport Tourism Events and Local Sustainable Development. A Comparative Approach
In: Small Scale Sport Tourism Events and Local Sustainable Development
by Ricardo Melo & Claude Sobry & Derek Rheenen
2020
- 1-7 Introduction
In: Functions of Sports Clubs in European Societies
by Siegfried Nagel & Karsten Elmose-Østerlund & Bjarne Ibsen & Jeroen Scheerder - 3-6 Do Aquatic Sports Make Much of a Splash?
In: The Economics of Aquatic Sports
by Jill S. Harris - 7-13 Wins Produced in Water Polo
In: The Economics of Aquatic Sports
by Jill S. Harris & David J. Berri - 9-33 Conceptual Framework and Research Design
In: Functions of Sports Clubs in European Societies
by Siegfried Nagel & Karsten Elmose-Østerlund & Bjarne Ibsen & Jeroen Scheerder - 15-24 Hot Hands in Cold Water
In: The Economics of Aquatic Sports
by Jill S. Harris & James Graham - 25-37 The Cost of Losing Team Bias in Water Polo
In: The Economics of Aquatic Sports
by James Graham & John Mayberry - 35-64 Belgium/Flanders: The Evolution of Flemish Sports Clubs as the Cornerstone of Society from Past to Present to Future
In: Functions of Sports Clubs in European Societies
by Joris Corthouts & Bart Verschueren & Elien Claes & Jeroen Scheerder - 39-45 A Tale of Two Continents: Why Do Eastern European Males and American Females Excel at Water Polo?
In: The Economics of Aquatic Sports
by Jill S. Harris - 49-58 Blocked Entry and Demand Shocks in Age-Group and Collegiate Swimming
In: The Economics of Aquatic Sports
by Jill S. Harris & Claudia Ferrante - 59-65 Market Power, Rents, and Deadweight Welfare Loss in Collegiate Swimming
In: The Economics of Aquatic Sports
by Jill S. Harris & Audrey Kline - 65-91 Denmark: High Participation at the Expense of Democratic and Social Engagement?
In: Functions of Sports Clubs in European Societies
by Karsten Elmose-Østerlund & Bjarne Ibsen - 67-75 Doping on Deck: The Prisoner’s Dilemma of Performance-Enhancing Drugs
In: The Economics of Aquatic Sports
by Jill S. Harris - 77-92 The Impact of Technology and Rule Changes on Elite Swimming Performances
In: The Economics of Aquatic Sports
by Todd A. McFall & Amanda L. Griffith & Kurt W. Rotthoff - 93-98 It Is Not Easy Being Green: Gender and Earnings in Professional Swim
In: The Economics of Aquatic Sports
by Jill S. Harris - 93-120 England: A Long Tradition, Adapting to Changing Circumstances
In: Functions of Sports Clubs in European Societies
by Geoff Nichols & Matthew James - 99-101 What’s Next for Aquatic Sports?
In: The Economics of Aquatic Sports
by Jill S. Harris - 121-149 Germany: Sports Clubs as Important Players of Civil Society
In: Functions of Sports Clubs in European Societies
by Svenja Feiler & Christoph Breuer - 151-182 Hungary: Potentials for Civil Initiatives in Sports
In: Functions of Sports Clubs in European Societies
by Szilvia Perényi - 183-209 Netherlands: Sports Clubs at the Heart of Society and Sports Policy
In: Functions of Sports Clubs in European Societies
by Jan-Willem Roest & Resie Hoeijmakers & Remco Hoekman - 211-234 Norway: The Ambiguity of Sports Clubs and Nonsports Social Functions
In: Functions of Sports Clubs in European Societies
by Ørnulf Seippel - 235-261 Poland: Small Local Sports Clubs with High Social Engagement
In: Functions of Sports Clubs in European Societies
by Monika Piątkowska & Sylwia Gocłowska - 263-287 Spain: Conviviality, Social Relationships and Democracy at the Basis of Spanish Sports Clubs’ Culture
In: Functions of Sports Clubs in European Societies
by Ramon Llopis-Goig & María P. García-Alcober - 289-313 Switzerland: Autonomous Sports Clubs as Contributors to Public Welfare
In: Functions of Sports Clubs in European Societies
by Siegfried Nagel & Pascal Stegmann & Rahel Bürgi & Markus Lamprecht - 315-343 Exploring Pan-European Similarities and Differences in Club-Organised Sports: A Cross-National and Cross-Temporal Comparison
In: Functions of Sports Clubs in European Societies
by Jeroen Scheerder & Kobe Helsen & Karsten Elmose-Østerlund & Siegfried Nagel - 345-385 The Contribution of Sports Clubs to Public Welfare in European Societies. A Cross-National Comparative Perspective
In: Functions of Sports Clubs in European Societies
by Karsten Elmose-Østerlund & Bjarne Ibsen & Siegfried Nagel & Jeroen Scheerder
2018
- 1-5 Introduction
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Sheranne Fairley & Kirstin Hallmann - 7-20 Australia
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Sheranne Fairley & Pamm Phillips - 21-31 Flanders (Belgium)
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Erik Thibaut & Jeroen Scheerder - 33-42 Botswana
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Louis Moustakas - 43-53 Brazil
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Ângelo Felipe Müller - 55-68 Canada
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Katie Misener & Kristen Morrison - 69-79 China
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Ye Xing & Sheranne Fairley & Yan Wang & P. Monica Chien - 81-91 Finland
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Hanna Vehmas & Pasi Koski & Kati Lehtonen - 93-102 The Gambia
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Pascal Mamudou Camara & Maximilian Seltmann - 103-113 Germany
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Svenja Feiler & Lea Rossi & Kirstin Hallmann - 115-124 India
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Pritha Chakravarti - 125-135 Japan
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Takahiro Ikeji & Eiji Ito & Sheranne Fairley & Shiro Yamaguchi - 137-149 The Netherlands
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Jo Lucassen & Marieke Reitsma - 151-164 New Zealand
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Richard Keith Wright & Koji Kobayashi - 165-175 Oman
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Hafidh Alriyami & Mohammed Alkharusi & Hamed Almuhrzi - 177-186 Paraguay
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Johannes Regier - 187-199 Russia
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Marina Sukharkova - 201-211 Slovakia
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Alexandra Závadská - 213-224 South Africa
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by David Maralack & Donovan Jurgens - 225-235 South Korea
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Geumchan Hwang & Kyu-soo Chung - 237-248 Spain
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Ramón Llopis-Goig & María P. García-Alcober - 249-262 Sri Lanka
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Preben Stai & Nico Schulenkorf & Jane Godfrey & Sean Phelps - 263-278 Switzerland
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Siegfried Nagel & Markus Lamprecht & Torsten Schlesinger & Rahel Bürgi & Hanspeter Stamm - 279-290 United Kingdom
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Fiona Reid & Lindsay Findlay-King - 291-302 United States
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Jeffrey R. Farr & B. Christine Green - 303-310 Conclusion
In: Sports Volunteers Around the Globe
by Kirstin Hallmann & Sheranne Fairley & Elisa Herold
2017
- 1-16 Getting a Grip on the Private Sport Sector in Europe
In: The Private Sport Sector in Europe
by Antti Laine & Hanna Vehmas - 3-16 From Strikes to Lockouts: Consequences of the Shift in the Balance of Power from the Players’ Union to the Owners in the National Hockey League
In: Breaking the Ice
by Joel Maxcy - 17-32 AUSTRIA: Winter Tourism and Sport Retail Most Significant Sport Business Fields
In: The Private Sport Sector in Europe
by Philipp Vejchoda - 17-37 Fighting as a Profit-Maximizing Strategy: The American Hockey League
In: Breaking the Ice
by Duane W. Rockerbie - 33-56 BELGIUM: The Rise and Size of the Sport Industry in the Flemish Region and the Brussels-Capital Region
In: The Private Sport Sector in Europe
by Julie Borgers & Jeroen Scheerder - 41-56 Returns to Handedness in Professional Hockey
In: Breaking the Ice
by Dennis Coates - 57-72 CYPRUS: A Small Island Country, Full of History and Passion for Sport
In: The Private Sport Sector in Europe
by Nicos Kartakoullis & Theofilos Pouliopoulos & Christina Loizou - 57-91 All-Star or Benchwarmer? Relative Age, Cohort Size and Career Success in the NHL
In: Breaking the Ice
by Alex Bryson & Rafael Gomez & Tingting Zhang - 73-87 CZECH REPUBLIC: Growth of the Profit-Making Sport Sector After Economic and Political Transformations
In: The Private Sport Sector in Europe
by Irena Slepičková & Petr Laník & Jakub Popelka - 89-105 ESTONIA: To Buy or Not to Buy Is a Question for Many Estonians in Sport and Leisure Participation
In: The Private Sport Sector in Europe
by Kristjan Port & Karel Kulbin - 95-111 If You Can Play, You Get the Pay!? A Survey on Salary Discrimination in the NHL
In: Breaking the Ice
by Petra Nieken & Michael Stegh - 107-124 FINLAND: The Importance of the Private Sport Sector Has Increased in the 2000s
In: The Private Sport Sector in Europe
by Antti Laine - 113-129 The Source of the Cultural or Language Diversity Effects in the National Hockey League
In: Breaking the Ice
by Kevin P. Mongeon & J. Michael Boyle - 125-139 FRANCE: A Market Dominated by Sport Goods Retailers
In: The Private Sport Sector in Europe
by Nicolas Delorme - 131-147 Team-Level Referee Discrimination in the National Hockey League
In: Breaking the Ice
by Kevin Mongeon & Neil Longley - 141-157 GERMANY: Transformation Towards a More Private Sport Sector
In: The Private Sport Sector in Europe
by Christoph Breuer & Thomas Giel & Kirstin Hallmann - 151-175 The Effect of ‘Superstars’ on Attendance: NHL-Players in the German and Czech Hockey League
In: Breaking the Ice
by Christian Deutscher & Sandra Schneemann - 159-174 GREECE: The Impact of Economic Crisis on the Private Sport Sector
In: The Private Sport Sector in Europe
by Kostas Alexandris & Panagiota Balaska - 175-192 HUNGARY: Filling the Gaps in the Strategic State Sector
In: The Private Sport Sector in Europe
by Szilvia Perényi & Mihaly Szerovay & Ilona Bodnár - 177-197 An Exploration of Dynamic Pricing in the National Hockey League
In: Breaking the Ice
by Rodney J. Paul & Andrew P. Weinbach - 193-209 ITALY: Dichotomies Between Professionalism vs. Voluntarism and Commercialisation vs. Non-profit in the Sport Sector
In: The Private Sport Sector in Europe
by Antonio Borgogni & Simone Digennaro & Emiliano Mazzoli - 211-229 LATVIA: On Its Way to Developing the Private Sport Sector
In: The Private Sport Sector in Europe
by Signe Luika - 231-249 LITHUANIA: Towards Professionalization of the Private Sport Sector
In: The Private Sport Sector in Europe
by Vilma Čingienė & Kristina Kalašinskaitė - 251-268 THE NETHERLANDS: A Joint Venture of Clubs, Businesses, Municipalities and Schools in Sport
In: The Private Sport Sector in Europe
by Koen Breedveld & Andries Kuipers - 269-285 PORTUGAL: A Growing Sport Market in a Dominant State Model
In: The Private Sport Sector in Europe
by Rui Gomes & Nuno Gustavo & Ricardo Melo & Vera Pedragosa - 287-308 ROMANIA: Private Sport Sector at the Crossroads of Past Socialism and Present Capitalism
In: The Private Sport Sector in Europe
by László Péter - 309-324 SPAIN: Evolution and Characteristics of the Private Sport Sector – Focus on Fitness Centres and Gyms
In: The Private Sport Sector in Europe
by Ramón Llopis-Goig & Anna Vilanova & Jorge Martín Sánchez - 325-342 UNITED KINGDOM: Dominance of the Commercial Sector in the Sport Market
In: The Private Sport Sector in Europe
by Chris Gratton & Themis Kokolakakis - 343-354 Development, Current Situation and Future Prospects of the Private Sport Sector in Europe
In: The Private Sport Sector in Europe
by Antti Laine & Hanna Vehmas - 355-357 Appendix: NACE Rev. 2 Directly Sport-Related Classes
In: The Private Sport Sector in Europe
by Antti Laine & Hanna Vehmas
2016
- 1-6 Introduction
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Daam Van Reeth & Daniel Joseph Larson - 7-31 The History of Professional Road Cycling
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Jean-François Mignot - 33-54 The Organizational Structure of Professional Road Cycling
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Luca Rebeggiani - 55-82 The Finances of Professional Cycling Teams
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Daam Reeth - 83-98 Peculiarities of Sponsorship in Professional Road Cycling
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Wim Lagae - 99-128 TV Viewing of Road Cycling Races
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Daam Van Reeth - 129-145 Human Capital Development in Professional Cycling
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Daniel Joseph Larson & Joel G. Maxcy - 147-163 Agents in Professional Road Cycling
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Jean-François Brocard & Daniel Joseph Larson - 165-205 Globalization in Professional Road Cycling
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Daam Reeth - 207-231 Strategic Behavior in Road Cycling Competitions
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Jean-François Mignot - 233-255 The Tour de France: A Success Story in Spite of Competitive Imbalance and Doping
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Wladimir Andreff - 257-283 Modeling Performances and Competitive Balance in Professional Road Cycling
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Benjamin Cabaud & Nicolas Scelles & Aurélien François & Stephen Morrow - 285-311 Doping in Cycling: Past and Present
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Hans Vandeweghe - 313-341 The Future of Professional Road Cycling
In: The Economics of Professional Road Cycling
by Daam Reeth & Wim Lagae
2015
- 1-5 Introduction
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Remco Hoekman & Harold Werff & Siegfried Nagel & Christoph Breuer - 1-13 Proximity and Minor League Baseball
In: The Call Up to the Majors
by Thomas A. Rhoads - 3-24 The History and Formation of East Asian Sports Leagues
In: The Sports Business in The Pacific Rim
by Brad Humphreys & Nicholas M. Watanabe - 7-27 Theoretical Framework
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Siegfried Nagel & Torsten Schlesinger & Pamela Wicker & Jo Lucassen & Remco Hoekman & Harold Werff & Christoph Breuer - 15-38 Proximity’s Impact on Minor League Baseball Attendance
In: The Call Up to the Majors
by Thomas A. Rhoads - 25-42 The J. League and the World Cup
In: The Sports Business in The Pacific Rim
by Takeo Hirata & Stefan Szymanski - 29-45 Sport Clubs in Austria
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Otmar Weiss & Gilbert Norden - 39-68 Regionalization of Affiliated Minor League Teams
In: The Call Up to the Majors
by Thomas A. Rhoads - 43-57 Foreign Players, Competitive Balance, and Fan Demand in the Korean Basketball League
In: The Sports Business in The Pacific Rim
by Hailey Hayeon Joo & Taeyeon Oh - 47-67 Sport Clubs in Belgium
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Jeroen Scheerder & Hanne Vandermeerschen & Jeroen Meganck & Jan Seghers & Steven Vos - 59-81 Outcome Uncertainty, Governance Structure, and Attendance: A Study of the Korean Professional Football League
In: The Sports Business in The Pacific Rim
by Hayley Jang & Young Hoon Lee - 69-84 Sport Clubs in the Czech Republic
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Jiri Novotny - 69-90 Another Affiliation Allocation Model
In: The Call Up to the Majors
by Thomas A. Rhoads - 83-102 The Sports Broadcasting Market in Korea
In: The Sports Business in The Pacific Rim
by Kihan Kim & Kimoon Lee - 85-109 Sport Clubs in Denmark
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Bjarne Ibsen & Karsten Østerlund & Trygve Laub - 91-109 Some Select Proposed Affiliation Switches
In: The Call Up to the Majors
by Thomas A. Rhoads - 103-121 Customer Discrimination and Outcome Uncertainty in the World Baseball Classic: The Case of the Taiwanese Television Audience
In: The Sports Business in The Pacific Rim
by Wen-jhan Jane - 111-114 What Does This All Mean and Where Do We Go From Here?
In: The Call Up to the Majors
by Thomas A. Rhoads - 111-130 Sport Clubs in England
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Geoff Nichols & Peter Taylor - 123-137 Uncertainty of Outcome and Promotion and Relegation in the Chinese Basketball Association
In: The Sports Business in The Pacific Rim
by Fang Zheng & Rodney Fort - 131-146 Sport Clubs in Estonia
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Kristjan Port & Peeter Lusmägi - 139-157 Ticket Price Behavior and Attendance Demand in Chinese Professional Soccer
In: The Sports Business in The Pacific Rim
by Nicholas M. Watanabe & Brian P. Soebbing - 147-160 Sport Clubs in Finland
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Pasi Koski & Hannu Itkonen & Kati Lehtonen & Hanna Vehmas - 161-173 Professional Sports Teams as Advertisements: The Case of Nippon Professional Baseball
In: The Sports Business in The Pacific Rim
by Michael A. Leeds & Sumi Sakata - 161-185 Sport Clubs in France
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Sabine Chavinier-Réla & Emmanuel Bayle & Eric Barget - 175-193 KBO and International Sports League Comparisons
In: The Sports Business in The Pacific Rim
by Rodney Fort & Joon-Ho Kang & Young Hoon Lee - 187-208 Sport Clubs in Germany
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Christoph Breuer & Svenja Feiler & Pamela Wicker - 195-206 The Effects of Adopting and Discarding Sports Teams on Firm Values: Evidence from Taiwan
In: The Sports Business in The Pacific Rim
by Chih-Chun Chen & Chun-Da Chen - 207-232 The Evolution of Governance in the Australian National Basketball League, 1979–2013
In: The Sports Business in The Pacific Rim
by Robert D. Macdonald & Rick Burton - 209-219 Sport Clubs in Greece
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Kostas Alexandris & Panagiota Balaska - 221-247 Sport Clubs in Hungary
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Szilvia Perényi & Ilona Bodnár - 233-250 Generic Models of Sports Governance and Their Potential for Sustainability
In: The Sports Business in The Pacific Rim
by Ross Booth & George Gilligan & Francesco Zwart & Lee Gordon-Brown - 249-269 Sport Clubs in Italy
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Antonio Borgogni & Simone Digennaro & Davide Sterchele - 253-276 Does Educational Background Affect Performance and Second Careers of Athletes? Empirical Analysis of Japanese Professional Baseball Players
In: The Sports Business in The Pacific Rim
by Takashi Saito - 271-290 Sport Clubs in The Netherlands
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Harold Werff & Remco Hoekman & Janine Kalmthout - 277-291 Does Versatility Matter in Match-Play Sports?
In: The Sports Business in The Pacific Rim
by Sang-Hyop Lee & Sumner La Croix - 291-308 Sport Clubs in Northern Ireland
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Paul Donnelly & Simon Shibli & Simon Toole - 293-310 What Are the Long-term Effects of Extracurricular Sports Activities for Children and Adolescents? Evidence from Japan Using a Nationwide Sample of Twins
In: The Sports Business in The Pacific Rim
by Makiko Nakamuro & Izumi Yamasaki & Tomohiko Inui - 309-324 Sport Clubs in Norway
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Ørnulf Seippel & Eivind Å. Skille - 311-331 Sweated Labour, Literally Speaking: The Case of Australian Jockeys
In: The Sports Business in The Pacific Rim
by Braham Dabscheck - 325-341 Sport Clubs in Poland
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Monika Piątkowska - 333-352 An Orbit of Coercive Comparison: Collective Bargaining in the Australian Football League and the National Rugby League
In: The Sports Business in The Pacific Rim
by Braham Dabscheck - 343-367 Sport Clubs in Sweden
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Josef Fahlén - 355-367 Effect of Professional Sports Teams on Social Capital Formation: Comparison Between Football and Baseball in Japan
In: The Sports Business in The Pacific Rim
by Eiji Yamamura - 369-380 Sport Clubs in Slovenia
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Simona Kustec Lipicer & Mojca Doupona Topič - 369-385 Building Team Identity Through Place Attachment: A Case of a Korean Professional Soccer Club
In: The Sports Business in The Pacific Rim
by Ki Tak Kim & Dae Hee Kwak - 381-400 Sport Clubs in Spain
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Ramon Llopis-Goig & Anna Vilanova - 401-417 Sport Clubs in Switzerland
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Hanspeter Stamm & Adrian Fischer & Siegfried Nagel & Markus Lamprecht - 419-435 A Cross-National Comparative Perspective on Sport Clubs in Europe
In: Sport Clubs in Europe
by Remco Hoekman & Harold Werff & Siegfried Nagel & Christoph Breuer
2014
- 1-6 Introduction
In: Bidding for Development
by Ngiste Abebe & Mary Trina Bolton & Maggie Pavelka & Morgan Pierstorff - 1-8 Introducing Unsustainable Runs
In: The Run to the Pennant
by Duane W. Rockerbie & Stephen T. Easton - 7-13 Urban Development and the Olympics
In: Bidding for Development
by Ngiste Abebe & Mary Trina Bolton & Maggie Pavelka & Morgan Pierstorff - 9-19 Casual Evidence of Unsustainable Runs
In: The Run to the Pennant
by Duane W. Rockerbie & Stephen T. Easton - 15-27 The Olympic Legacy
In: Bidding for Development
by Ngiste Abebe & Mary Trina Bolton & Maggie Pavelka & Morgan Pierstorff - 21-27 A Model of a Professional Sports League
In: The Run to the Pennant
by Duane W. Rockerbie & Stephen T. Easton - 29-36 Bid Framework
In: Bidding for Development
by Ngiste Abebe & Mary Trina Bolton & Maggie Pavelka & Morgan Pierstorff - 29-41 A Professional League Model with Unsustainable Runs
In: The Run to the Pennant
by Duane W. Rockerbie & Stephen T. Easton - 37-62 Case Studies – Applying the Bid Framework
In: Bidding for Development
by Ngiste Abebe & Mary Trina Bolton & Maggie Pavelka & Morgan Pierstorff - 43-51 Unsustainable Runs with Revenue Sharing and Salary Caps
In: The Run to the Pennant
by Duane W. Rockerbie & Stephen T. Easton - 53-65 Some Empirical Testing
In: The Run to the Pennant
by Duane W. Rockerbie & Stephen T. Easton - 63-71 Recommendations for the Road Ahead
In: Bidding for Development
by Ngiste Abebe & Mary Trina Bolton & Maggie Pavelka & Morgan Pierstorff