2022 eass & ISSA World Congress of Sociology of Sport

Session

PS 42: Sport and Social Change 2

8 Jun 2022, 15:30

Description

Chair: Fabien Ohl
Room: VBN3, Building HZM Basement

140. Programme Theory for football based radicalisation prevention

Younis Kamil Abdulsalam

08/06/2022, 15:30

In the framework of the Belgian Red Courts Programme of the Belgian Football Association, a programme theory/ theory of change for a football-based radicalisation prevention programme for young people aged 16-25 will be developed. This programme theory was developed on the basis of an extensive literature review, which first looked at the relevant theories of radicalisation and dangerous push...

141. Playing Hardball with At-risk Youth for Social Change: A Case of Baseball Social Enterprise in East Taiwan

Chun-Chieh Lin

08/06/2022, 15:50

The scholarship intersected by sport, social change, and sport-based entrepreneurship has grown a large body of literature and has called for critically investigating the win-win sport intervention programme with a broader social context in response to the need for targeted groups and structural changes. This article aims to build a contextualised understanding of a baseball social enterprise...

142. Social Change and Sport. Sport clubs in Poland after 1989.

Dobroslaw Mankowski

08/06/2022, 16:10

The scientific goal of the research was to get to explore and describe the fate of sports clubs in the period of the political transformation in Poland after 1989. The main research questions concerned the processes of institutional change taking place in sports clubs. During the study, the research perspective of a multiple exploratory case study was used. The following research methods were...

143. Change Makers: Designing Public Sociology for social change in community sport

Brent McDonald, Fiona McLachlan, Carla Luguetti, Ramon Spaaij

08/06/2022, 16:30

Decades of research has consistently found the same list of barriers that restrict underrepresented and marginalised groups from accessing various levels of sport and physical activity. Despite knowledge of these barriers, rates of participation have remained relatively unequal in a context where those responsible for organising these sports (volunteers and administrators) actually believe in...