2022 eass & ISSA World Congress of Sociology of Sport

Session

PS 22: Sport, Policy and Governance 1

Jun 8, 2022, 11:00 AM

Description

Chair: Maikel Waardenburg
Room: D4A19, Building D Level 4

72. WADA CONSULTATION PROCESS: A DEMOCRATIC INSTRUMENT?

Louis Catteau, Ekain Zubizarreta, Julie Demeslay

6/8/22, 11:00 AM

The anti-doping fight is immersed in a process of international harmonization led by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) whose task is to create the regulations that must be applied by stakeholders (States, IF, and other members of the sport movement). Anti-doping regulations are renewed through consultation processes, presented as “democratic”, aiming to collect their contributions. This...

73. Figurations of Sports Associations and Municipalities: Applying Norbert Elias’ Theoretical Framework in the Study of Long-Term Health and Welfare-Oriented Partnerships

Signe Engdal, Laila Ottesen

6/8/22, 11:20 AM

Research shows a burgeoning literature on how effective implementation of sports partnerships between civil society sports associations and municipalities serve to address health and welfare issues. Often due to limited project periods and differences between partners, studies identify various challenges and possibilities regarding these partnerships. However, there is still seen a shortfall...

74. Trust in Boards of Sport Governing Bodies: Exploring Preconditions, Processes and Mechanisms of Trust Formation and Promotion

Marcel Fahrner

6/8/22, 11:40 AM

Objectives
Trust is considered a success factor for cooperation in (sport) organisations and constitutes an essential feature of (good) governance. Creating adequate trust conditions, thus, seems to be a challenge for the management. The study aims at exploring preconditions, processes and mechanisms of trust formation and promotion within boards of sport governing...

75. Local Sport Agreements: Opportunities and constrains for collaborative governance

Ad Hoogendam, Marieke Reitsma, Ine Pulles

6/8/22, 12:00 PM

Objectives:
Almost all Dutch municipalities have a Local Sport Agreement (LSA). The LSA can be regarded as a form of ‘collaborative governance’. The main principle is that constructive collaboration between the local administration, voluntary sport clubs and other public and/or private organisations leads to outcomes that could not otherwise be accomplished. The aim of this study was to trace...