14 research outputs found
The Onus of Inclusivity: Sport Policies and the Enforcement of the Women’s Category in Sport
No full textFear, Anxiety, and Loss of Control: Analyzing an Athletic Department Merger as a Gendered Political Process
No full textCase Law Analysis Regarding High School and Collegiate Liability for Hazing
No full textHazing has long been a part of group initiation practices within schools, fraternal organizations and sport teams. Recent increases in reported incidents demonstrate that hazing is both prevalent and dangerous within high schools, colleges and universities world-wide. Sport has historically been used to foster a multitude of positive benefits, including teamwork, fair play and physical fitness. Unfortunately, hazing within sport is commonplace and represents a substantial source of liability. The purpose of this study was to conduct a content analysis of US published case law involving liability for hazing at the high school and collegiate levels in order to develop recommendations for educators and sport managers aimed at reducing hazing and limiting liability
It’s Really Not about the Bike: Exploring Attraction and Attachment to the Events of the Lance Armstrong Foundation
No full text“Experiencing” Sport Management: The Use of Personal Narrative in Sport Management Studies
No full textCan Gender Equity Be More Equitable?: Promoting an Alternative Frame for Sport Management Research, Education, and Practice
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