2022 eass & ISSA World Congress of Sociology of Sport

Session

PS 58: Methodology in Sports Sociology 2

Jun 10, 2022, 9:00 AM

Description

Chair: Ansgar Thiel
Room: N14, Building C Level 3

190. Physical activity and photovoice – insights from a pseudo-total institution

Annika Frahsa, Ansgar Thiel

6/10/22, 9:00 AM

Photovoice has been used in diverse age groups, populations, and settings to allow partici-pants to express their perspectives through photography. Nursing homes represent a particu-larly interesting setting for photovoice because they are partly characterized by elements of what Goffman (1964) has labelled “total institutions”. The aim of this presentation is to analyze the applicability of...

191. You Can’t be a Neutral Observer: Conducting an Ethnography of Care Amidst Sport-Related Gentrification in Edmonton, Canada

Rylan Kafara, Jordan Koch, Jay Scherer, Judy Davidson

6/10/22, 9:20 AM

Objectives

In 2016, our multi-year ethnography began in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The impetus for the study was the opening of Rogers Place, a publicly-funded, $613.7 million CAD ice hockey arena and entertainment complex. The arena was the foundation for a wider civic-corporate gentrification project in Edmonton’s urban core that was rebranded ‘Ice District’ by the Katz Group, owner of...

192. LISTENING TO BOXING HEARTS AND BEATS: ANALYSING BOXING (THROUGH) SOUNDSCAPES IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE

Kristína Országhová

6/10/22, 9:40 AM

Boxing or the "sweet science" of bruising has over the years grasped the attention of many sociologists and ethnographers. While significant attention has been given to material, spatial and visual aspects of this social world, its sound dimension has remained widely overlooked and neglected.

In my analysis I draw on multi-sited ethnography carried out in various boxing gyms in 4 Central...

193. Measurement instruments for community member participation in health promotion research: Preliminary results from a systematic review

Raluca Sommer, Maike Till, Peter Gelius, Alexandra Sauter, Anne Reimers

6/10/22, 10:00 AM

Objectives
Community participation is a key principle in health promotion, but measuring the extent, type and quality of citizens’ engagement in research projects is often difficult. Therefore, this study aims to provide a systematic overview of existing measurement instruments, their scope and dimensions.

Methods
The review follows the PRISMA guidelines. Twelve scientific databases were...