The 26th European Sport Management Conference, September 5-8, 2018, Malmö, Sweden, Managing Sport in a Changing Europe, Book of Abstracts

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(1). Book of Abstracts Bo Carlsson, Tim Breitbarth, Daniel Bjärsholm (Eds.). Cite as: Carlsson, Bo; Breitbarth, Tim & Bjärsholm, Daniel (Eds.). (2018) The 26th European Sport Management Conference, September 5-8, 2018, Malmö, Sweden, Managing Sport in a Changing Europe, Book of Abstracts. Malmö: Malmö University (eprint).. Malmö, Department of Sport Sciences Malmö University, September 2018. ISBN 978-91-7104-948-3 (print) ISBN 978-91-7104-949-0 (pdf) .

(2) Table of Content Welcome Notes ............................................................................................................................................... 1 EASM President .......................................................................................................................................... 1 LOC Malmö ................................................................................................................................................ 2 Scientific Committee ................................................................................................................................... 4 Reviewers........................................................................................................................................................ 6 Committees 2018 ............................................................................................................................................ 9 Keynotes ....................................................................................................................................................... 10 Power, Culture and Control: Identity, Jurisdiction, Migration and Recognition (Maguire).............................. 11 Effective Policies: Measurement, Evaluation and Monitoring of Effective Strategies to Develop Elite Sport in a Changing Europe (De Bosscher) ................................................................................................................. 12 Reflections on Sport Management, Politics and Claims Made for Sport (Weed) ............................................ 13 Thematic Symposium ................................................................................................................................... 14 Rethinking ”sport for all”: Inclusion and integration(?) ............................................................................... 14 ESMQ New Researcher Award.................................................................................................................... 16 Different Diseases Ask for Different Remedies. An Empirical Study and Theoretical Framework on Sportrelated and Betting-related Match-fixing in Flanders (De Waegeneer) ............................................................ 16 Can Individuals Make a Difference?: The Relationship Between Individual Behaviors and Board Functions (Schoenberg) ................................................................................................................................................ 18 A Multi-Dimensional Framework as a New Way of Studying the Management of Olympic Volunteering (Nedvetskaya) ............................................................................................................................................... 20 Parallel Sessions ........................................................................................................................................... 22 Sport Governance and Policy ....................................................................................................................... 23 The Unintended Consequence of Financial Fair Play: An Examination of Competitive Balance across Five European Football Leagues (Wilson & Plumley) ............................................................................................. 23 Delivery Forms and Value of Municipal Sport Services. Expenditure vs Cost (García-Unanue, Felipe, De La Riva, Sánchez-Sánchez & Gallardo) ........................................................................................................................... 25 Sports Governance and Access to Justice (Westermark & Curran) .................................................................... 27 Honest Services Fraud: How a Little Known U.S. Statute is Battling Sport Corruption (Osborne, Dodds & Cebula)........................................................................................................................................................ 29 Do Athletes Perceive Themselves to be Role Models for Youngsters? A Multilevel Analysis (De Rycke, De Bosscher & Hallmann) .................................................................................................................................... 31 A Better Performance to Elite Student Athletes? The Case Study of School Athletic Class System in Taiwan (Su, Tsai & Cheng)......................................................................................................................................... 33 What Do Sport Organizations in Canada And England DO to Integrate Immigrants in Sport? Implications for a Changing Europe (Hayday, Byers & Roy) ..................................................................................................... 35 How Do Structural Network Characteristics Relate to Network Governance? (Gerke, Wäsche & Giannakis) ........37 The Global Governance of Anti-Doping: A View from Two Whistleblowers (Stepanova, Stepanov & Harris) .... 39.

(3) The Governing of Governance: Metagovernance and the Creation of New Organisational Forms within Canadian Sport (Dowling & Washington) ........................................................................................................ 41 ‘Controlling the Male Ego’ and Other Discursive Practices in the Gendering of Sport Governance (De Haan) 43 Assessing Olympic Legacy Claims: Evaluating Explanations of Causal Mechanisms and Policy Outcomes (Chen & Henry)............................................................................................................................................. 45 Elite Athletes’ Attitudes Towards Drop Out (Hallmann, Breuer & Herold) ........................................................ 47 A Multi-Level Legitimacy Analysis of the World Anti-Doping Agency (Read, Skinner, Lock & Houlihan) ........ 49 Barriers to Implementing a Sport Policy Framework: An Evaluation of Sri Lankan National Sport Policy (Jayawardhana & Crabtree) .............................................................................................................................. 51 A Longitudinal and Comparative Analysis of Competitive Balance in Five European Football Leagues (Ramchandani, Plumley, Boyes & Wilson) .......................................................................................................... 53 The Effect of Contextual Factors on an Elite Sporting System (Jacobs, De Bosscher, Scheerders & Venter) .......... 55 Steering Performance of International Sport Federations (Bayle, Clausen, Giauque, Lang, Schlesinger, Ruoranen, Klenk & Nagel) ............................................................................................................................................. 57 A Policy Analysis of Player Acquisition Rules in Major League Soccer (Warren) ......................................... 59 An Empirically Based Operational Definition of Elite Sport System: A Country-Specific Panel Data Analysis of Olympic Success (Funahashi, Shibli & De Bosscher) ..................................................................................... 61 Sport and Social Entrepreneurship in Sweden (Peterson, Bjärsholm, Gerrevall, Linnér, Norberg & Schenker) ........... 63 Possible Pitfalls in the Regulation of Equity in Norwegian Football (Jacobsen, Kringstad & Olesen) .................. 65 The Length of Electoral Terms in National Sport Governing Bodies (Wojciechowski) .................................... 67 Process Consulting for Organizational Capacity in Voluntary Sport Clubs (Dijk, Waardenburg, Slender, Boven & De Jong) ...................................................................................................................................................... 69 Are Sport Federations the Most Preferable Institutions to Organise Sport-For-All? (De Bock, Willem, Scheerder & Theeboom) ................................................................................................................................................... 71 How to Professionalise in Non-Olympic National Sport Federations (Lang, Schlesinger, Ruoranen, Klenk, Bayle, Clausen, Giauque & Nagel) .............................................................................................................................. 73 Network Structures in Cause-related Marketing Collaborations in Belgian Football: A Social Network Analysis (Schyvink & Willem) ....................................................................................................................... 75 Football, Leadership and Governance – The Case of China (Söderman, Kornakov & Liu) ................................. 77 Research on Community Sports Provision, Residents’ Satisfaction and Participation Community Sports Activities in China (Chen & Zhou) ................................................................................................................ 79 The Impact of Elite Sporting Success on National Pride in England (Shibli, Ramchandani, Larissa, Downward & Bingham) ..................................................................................................................................................... 81 A Study of Developing Indicators of Sport Cities in Taiwan (Tsai, Cheng & Su) ............................................. 83 Origins of Institutional Practice and Institutional Work Perspectives on Performance Management of National Sport Organisations (Kasale) ........................................................................................................................ 85 Resistance to Board Renewal (Robinson & Taylor) ......................................................................................... 87 Strategy, Leadership and Stakeholder Management in Sport..................................................................... 89 Course and Management of Latent Stages of Economic Crises: The Case of German Professional Football Clubs (Druker & Daumann) ............................................................................................................................ 89 Building Organisational Resilience in National Governing Bodies of Sport (Bostock) ................................... 91 The Synergetic Impact of Management Processes and the Motivating Style of Board Members in Relation to Human Resources Capacity (De Clerck, Aelterman, Haerens & Willem) .............................................................. 93 Exploring Opportunities and Challenges of Mergers in Sport: A Case Study of the Korean Sport and Olympic Committee (Byun, Leopkey & Ellis) ................................................................................................................ 95.

(4) Relationship Among Cooperative Learning, Trust and Team Effectiveness (Hsiao & Tsao) ............................ 97 Stakeholder Management in English Non-league Football: The Case of Dulwich Hamlet FC (Panton & Walters) .................................................................................................................................................................. 99 Innovative Cultures in Professional Sports: The Role of Servant Leadership in Fostering Employee Cooperation, Creativity, and Satisfaction (Swanson, Kent, Smith & Skinner) .....................................................101 Examining Staff Motivation in Sport for Development and Peace: An Application of the Multidimensional Work Motivation Scale (Otto & Svensson) ....................................................................................................103 Strategic Human Resource Management in Professional Soccer: Identifying the Reasons for High Turnover Rate and Ineffective Transfer Practice in the K-League (Yoon, Gang, Park & Pedersen)....................................105 Collaborative Dynamics and Processes Among Nonprofit Sport Organizations (Zeimers, Zintz & Willem) ....... 107 An Athlete’s Attitude Toward His Hometown: Professional Baseball Players’ Display of Sense of Community as a Responsibility Toward Their Hometowns (Maeda & Tomiyama) ..........................................109 “You Cannot Tell Every League in the Country How to Organise Their Leagues” – The Implementation of a National Football Development Plan for the Republic of Ireland (Finnegan, Richardson, Littlewood & McArdle) .111 The Match-day Event: Analysing Supplier Relationships in Professional Football (Egilsson & Dolles) ...........113 Sport Marketing ..........................................................................................................................................115 Who Decides About Sponsorships? Exploring a Sport Sponsorship Decision-Making Model (Schoenberner, Woratschek & Buser).....................................................................................................................................115 From Customers to Partners: Criteria of Relationship Quality Between Sponsor and Sponsee (Götz) ...........117 Effects of Sponsorship Duration on Fans and Rivals Purchase Decision Process (Tsordia & Papadimitriou) .....119 The Impact of Rivalry among Sport Teams on Sport Sponsorship Evaluation: Lessons from the German Bundesliga (Popp, Horbel, Klein & Rach) ........................................................................................................121 Co-Creating Brand Meaning: How Much Is the University Sport Brand Impacting Students’ Conversion Journey and Identity Construction in English Higher Education? (Hardcastle) ..............................................123 The Applicability of the Belief Scale about Advertising to Sponsorship in Sport: Evidence from Two Different Consumer Groups (Pyun, Leng & Cho) ...........................................................................................125 Impact of NCAA Corruption on the Adidas Brand (Dodds, Heisey, Osborne & Cebula) .....................................127 Model of Athlete-Target Fit (MATF) (Holzleitner & Ellert)............................................................................129 “Who’s In? Who’s Out?”: Examining Attitudes Towards Baseball Advertisements on The Basis of Endorser Race (Brown) .............................................................................................................................................131 On-site Sponsorship Leveraging Patterns of TOP and Domestic Partners: The Case of 2018 PyeongChang Winter Games (Ellis, Cho, Leopkey, Byun & Zinn) ...........................................................................................133 One-Hundred Years of Rebranding Big-time US College Sport: Analysis of the NCAA’s Marketing Endeavors (Southall & Nagel) .......................................................................................................................135 How Sport Events Create Value (Grohs, Pristach & Wieser) ............................................................................137 Together is Better – The Influence of Accompanying Persons Along a Sporting Event on Preferences and Willingness to Pay (Woratschek & Kaiser) .....................................................................................................139 Consumer Experience Quality in Participant Sports: An Empirical Examination of a Japanese Marathon Event (Yamaguchi & Yoshida) .................................................................................................................................141 Sport Consumer Behaviour.........................................................................................................................143 Behavioral Economics and Football – The (Ir)relevance of Outcome Uncertainty Reconsidered (Pawlowski) 143 United We Stand? How and When Prototypical Fan Behavior of Satellite Fans Improves Local Fans’ Attitudes toward Them (Behrens & Uhrich) ...................................................................................................145 Team Success, Club Growth, and Long-Term Supporter Identity Threat (Thomson, Lock & Jones) .................147 Exploring Empathy in Fan Responses to Athlete Behavior (Westberg, Stavros & Farrelly)................................149.

(5) Relational Outcomes of Transactional and Non-Transactional Engagement for Sport Teams (Karg & McDonald) .................................................................................................................................................................151 Attendance of Active Football Fans in China: Evidence of a Survey Study (Kurscheidt & Ma) .......................153 Metafandom: A Theory of Chronically Connected Leisure Communities (Larkin, Spalding & Ahn).................155 Factors Affecting Alpine Skiing Participation in China prior to the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games (Yang, Taks & Wang) ....................................................................................................................................157 Does Ethnocentrism Matter to English Premier Fans’ Resistance to the 39th Game Concept (Lim, Kang & Pyun) .................................................................................................................................................................159 Consuming Sport, Producing Atmosphere: The Attraction of Sport Events from a Spectator Perspective (Hjelseth) ....................................................................................................................................................161 Psychometric Evaluation of a Measurement Model of Service Quality in Professional Football Spectator in Brazil (Barros Filho, Pedroso, Miranda, Silva, Sarmento & Dias)............................................................................163 Influence of Perceived Relationship Quality on Donor Behavior: Case of Professional Sport Charitable Nonprofit Organizations (Kim & Zhang) ......................................................................................................165 Fan Shop or Not? The Impact of Fan Loyalty on The Purchase Decision (Habenstein) ..................................167 Brand Image and Fandom of Professional Football Clubs - An Empirical Study of Brand Characteristics and Facets of Fandom in Social Media for Germany as Point in Case (Hermann, Kolo & Haumer) .........................169 Sport Sponsorship as Engagement Platform (Buser, Woratschek & Schönberner) ...............................................171 Sport Events and Tourism ..........................................................................................................................173 Application of the Multilevel Service Design Method to Redesign a Sport Event (Kallitsari & Theodorakis) ....173 Sport-related Commuting, Travel, And Subjective Well-being: The Unhappy Commuter and the Happy Sport Tourist? (Wicker) ........................................................................................................................................175 Sports Tourism Demand in England: Economic and Physical Activity Tradeoffs (Downward, Rasciute & Muniz) .................................................................................................................................................................177 Local Resident’s Assessment of Major Sports Events - A Case Study of the 2017 UCI Roald World Championship (Denstadli & Solberg) .............................................................................................................179 Volunteering at the Youth Olympic Games: More Than a Distant Memory? (Wang, Derom & Theeboom) ........ 181 Can Involvement with the Olympic Games Affect Perceptions of Human (Olympic) Values? (Rocha & Hong) .................................................................................................................................................................183 Social Impact of Events on Residents: Comparing a Perception – versus an Experienced-based Assessment (Oshimi & Taks) ...........................................................................................................................................185 Comparing Two Types of Nature Sport (Event) Tourists in Germany Based on Travel Motivation and Behaviour– the Case of Ski Tourers vs. Trail Runners (Hodeck, Kuehnast & Wohlfart) .....................................187 Prospective Tourists’ Apparent Risk Perception and Intentions to Travel to a Mega-Sporting Event Host Country (Choi, Kim & Leopkey) ....................................................................................................................189 Major Sport – Events: Risk and Security Challenges (Thøring) ....................................................................191 Examining Residents Perceived Measures of Positive Event Impact using Item Response Theory (Zhang, Byon, Svetina & Jang) ............................................................................................................................................193 Social World Influence on Event Satisfaction and Runner Behaviors (Newland, Aicher & Buning) ...................195 Attitudes Towards Olympic Gigantism: Evidence from Germany (Prüchenk & Kurscheidt) .............................197 Value Co-Creation among Stakeholders of a Commercial Sport Event: The Case of the X-Games Norway (Baarlind, Moro Strittmatter & Horbel) ..............................................................................................................199 Volunteers at the FINA World Championships: Planning, Implementation and Evaluation (Perényi) ............201 Sport, Media and Communication ..............................................................................................................203.

(6) The Power of Self-Promotion: Twitter Followers and Guaranteed Purses in Professional Boxing (Chaplin, Brown & Harris) ...........................................................................................................................................203 Big Data Analysis of Major Elite Sport Events in The Netherlands. Case Studies of the 2017 UEFA Women's Championship and the Rabo EuroHockey Championships 2017 (Hover, Mol & Wassenaar).............................205 Who is the Second Screen User – About an Unhatched Potential in Sports Marketing (Pfeffel, Ratz & Kexel) .207 An Examination of Athlete Social Media Education Provided by National Governing Bodies of Sport (Geurin) .................................................................................................................................................................209 Framing Athlete Activism: The Case of the National Football League Athletes’ Anthem Protests (Sant & Wang) .................................................................................................................................................................211 Virtual Family, Gap Holders, Toolbox and Online Club: Four Profiles of Online Communities in Organized Sports (Kuijsters, Goedee & Leenders) .............................................................................................................213 The Construction of National Identity at Major Sporting Events (Schröpfer, Grotz & Breuer) ...........................215 Social Media Analytics for Chinese Professional Baseball League Fans: The Effect of Media Characteristics on Fan Engagement (Chen, Ma & Ma) ..........................................................................................................217 The Footy Girls of Tumblr: How Women Communicate in the Online Football Fandom. Insights from US, UK and Germany (Kunert) ..........................................................................................................................219 Examining the Use of Social Media in The Process of Recruiting by National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I Golf Coaches (Miles, Burch & Pedersen) ........................................................................................221 E-Sport and Technology..............................................................................................................................223 Insight in Fair Play and Violent Behaviour in Sport Using a Smartphone Application (Floor & Romjin).........223 Genre as a Moderator of the Effects of Determinants Associated with eSports Playing Intention (Jang, Byon & Zhang) .......................................................................................................................................................225 One App to Rule Them All? On the Applicability of Sport Apps for Professionals in Sports (Bezooijen, Rooijen, Hover, Dallinga, Deutekom, Janssen & Vos) .......................................................................................................227 A Case Study of the Impact of 360 Virtual Reality on the Destination Image of the 1936 Berlin Olympic Stadium (Mihalik & Mihalik).........................................................................................................................229 Effects of Augmented Reality in Soccer Broadcasting on Viewing Experiences: An Experimental Study on the Differences of Sports Experts vs. Laymen (Haumer, Renner & Kolo) ...............................................................231 Sport Facility Management .........................................................................................................................233 The Economic and Public Policy Impacts of Sport-Anchored Real Estate Development (Rosentraub, Zondlak & Bain)..........................................................................................................................................................233 Understanding the Distribution and Usage Patterns of Indoor Sports Facilities in the Netherlands: Implications for Policy and Practice (Schadenberg & Hoekman) ......................................................................235 Atlanta Mayor Announces City Will Demolish Turner Field: The Former Olympic Stadium (Mihalik, Boatwright & Mihalik) ..................................................................................................................................................237 Smart Mega Events – How Have the IOC’s “New Norm” Requirements Impacted the Sports Facility Concepts of the Cities Bidding to Host the 2026 Olympic Winter Games? (Practitioner Contribution) (Kaspar) ..239 The Financial Feasibility, Sustainability and Profitability of University High Performance Centres within a Tertiary Institution Environment (Kotze).....................................................................................................241 Sport Funding and Finance .........................................................................................................................243 Investing in European Football Stocks: An Empirical Investigation from an Institutional Investor’s Point of View (Prigge & Tegtmeier) ............................................................................................................................243 Empirical Evidence Why Football Fans Invest Money into Their Club Via Crowdlending and Crowdinvesting (Ratz & Grundy) ...........................................................................................................................................245 The Development of a Valuation Model to Determine the Real Market Value of Professional Baseball Players (Park, Kwon, Kim & Jeon) ..............................................................................................................................247.

(7) Football and Finance: Exploring the Capital Markets (Boccia & Santomier)....................................................249 Understanding Soft Budget Constraint in Western-European and Central-Eastern-European Professional Football (Havran & András) ..........................................................................................................................251 Legal and Ethical Aspects of Sport .............................................................................................................253 Exploring Overseas Basketball and the Exploitative Nature of the Business (Wright) ...................................253 An Examination of How Regulatory Frameworks Used to Control Procurement in the Public Sector Are, and Could Be, Applied to Control Procurement of Infrastructure for Major Sporting Events (Thurston & Arrowsmith) .................................................................................................................................................................255 Sports and Bullshit: Philosophical and Ethical Aspects of Athletic Entertainment (Jönsson) .........................257 Rule 40 versus European Competition Law: A New Challenge to an Ongoing Sponsorship Concern (Grady & Moorman) ...................................................................................................................................................259 Addressing Sexual Abuse and Institutional Liability in Olympic Sport (McCoy) ..........................................261 Public Health and Physical Activity Management......................................................................................263 Designing the Model of Sport for All in Iran (Ehsani, Saffari & Amiri)............................................................263 Development of a Tool to Measure Possible Health Gains of Sport Events; Studying the Additionally Performed Physical Activity of a Mass Participation Running Event (van Genderen & Schoemaker) .................265 How Does Street Level Bureaucracy Challenge the Implementation of Football Fitness? (Bennike & Ottesen) 267 Activity Interfaces: Breaking Down the Barriers at Public Activity Places (Book) .......................................269 Sport Development and Socio-Cultural Perspectives .................................................................................271 An Examination of Motivations and Constraints for Sport Participation Throughout a Lifespan: A Case Study in Surfing (Thrush, Sotiriadou & Hill) .............................................................................................................271 How to Get 600.000 Danes More Physical Active (Practitioner Contribution) (Broberg).....................................273 Sport, Culture and Opportunity: Building Community Capacity Through Surfing (O’Brien) .........................275 Analyzing the Negative Impact of Elite Sporting Culture behind Japanese Judo Elite Success (Wu, Nakamura & Iteya) .........................................................................................................................................................277 Creating Professional Women’s Sport Competition: Contribution of Institutional Work (Encel & Phillips).....279 How Do I Look? Gender Presentation in Intercollegiate Athletics (Gregg, Fairchild & Lee).............................281 Elite Sport and Sport for All: An Epistemological Paradox (de Cocq, De Bosscher, Derom & de Rycke) ..............283 Forty Years of Transformations - Swedish Skateboarding Culture and Organisation (Bäckström) ..................285 Comparing the Practices of US Golf against a Global Model for Integrated Development of Mass and High Performance Sport: Perceptions of Coaches (Smolianov, Brophy Miles, O’Connor, Stone, Dion, Schoen & Chen).....287 The Significant Competence of Coaches and Managers in Developmental Environments in Sports (Fahlström & Linnér) .......................................................................................................................................................289 Community College vs. NCAA: The Case of a U.S. Women’s Tennis Team with no U.S. Players (Butler & Wieber) ......................................................................................................................................................291 The Moderating Role of Sport Type between Sport Involvement and Quality of Life (Kim & Kaplanidou) .....293 Imagined Distance: The Role of Sport in Shaping and Maintaining Group Dynamics (Sugden & Adair).........295 Sport Management Education ....................................................................................................................297 New Models of Delivery in Sport Management Education – The Use of Major Sporting Venues (Practitioner Contribution) (Deane) ....................................................................................................................................297 Context-Specific Relevance of Competencies – A Sport Managers’ Perspective (Fahrner & Schüttoff)............299 Preparing Undergraduate Students for the Grass Roots of the Sport Management Practice: Sport Club Governance Data as a Proxy for Defining Curricula (Fahlen & Stenling) ........................................................301.

(8) Sport Management Labour Market: Discrepancies Between Skills Offered by Graduates of an Academic Sport Management Programme and Skills Required by Employers of Sport Managers in Germany (Wohlfart, Adam & Hovemann)......................................................................................................................................303 Implementing Internationalization in Sport Management Programs: A Case Study of “The International Year of Cuba” at Western Kentucky University (Upright & Henson) ......................................................................305 Current State of Research: The Labour Market Of and For Sports Managers in Germany (Trosien) ..............307 What Advantage Do Student-athletes Expect in Japanese New Graduates Job Market? (Tsukahara, Sawai, Funahashi, Yokota, Nakamura & Murashima)......................................................................................................309 Exploring the Emergence of Sport and Entertainment Academic Programs and Examining the Commonalities and Differences (Gillentine & Shaomian) ........................................................................................................311 International Experience as a Career Development Factor for Football Managers in Poland (Nessel) ............313 Which Competencies Do Active and Former Elite Athletes Require to Optimise Their Employability and Employment? (De Brandt, Wyllemann, Defruyt & Smismans)..............................................................................315 Broader, New and Critical Aspects of Sport Management.........................................................................317 Football Fans’ Perceptions on Video Assistant Refereeing (Winand & Schneiders) .........................................317 A Social Media-based Methodology for Recruiting Non-Fans of Rugby (Dvergsnes, Joe, Miklós, Schiøtz, Parackal & Breitbarth) ...............................................................................................................................................319 Supporting Startups Within A Sport Entrepreneurial Eco System (Hattink) ..................................................321 Does Corruption in Sport Corrode Social Capital? (Manoli, Downward, Bandura & Foster) ................................323 The Roles, Tasks and Competencies of European Career Support Providers (CSP’s) Within Professional Football (Smismans, Wylleman, Defruyt & De Brandt) ........................................................................................325 Can We Fix the Match-Fixing Problem? – An Agent-Based Analysis (Sprenger, Westmattelmann, Eissler & Schewe) .................................................................................................................................................................327 Insight, Critique and Transformative Redefinition: Making Sense of Sport-based Intervention Programmes Through the Lens of Critical Management (Adams & Harris) ........................................................................329 The Current Status of Career Support Services for Active and Former Professional Athletes in Europe (Defruyt, Wyllemann, Smismans & De Brandt) ................................................................................................................331 The Impact of Formula One on Regional Economies in Europe (Storm, Jakobsen & Nielsen) ...........................333 Fantasy Sport: Divided Loyalty or Unconditional Love for the Game (Fournier, Pons & Maltese) ....................335 Mega Sport Event Volunteers: Tracing the Process and Outcomes of Social Capital Development at the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympic Games (Gang, Yoon, Yoo & Pedersen)........................................................... ..337 Empirical Study of the Career Progression and the Requirements for the Management of Professional Footballers (Kainz, Schöttl & Oberlehner)............................................................. ................................................339 Political Risks, Political Capital and the Russian Football World Cup: Who Were the Winners and Losers? (Piekarz)..............................................................................................................................................................341 Vault! a Parkour-Inspired Mobile Learning App (Johnsson, Fernandez, Linderman, Contreras, Appelqvist & Lindström) ............................................................................................................................................................. ....343 Malmö 2018 Special Track: Youth and Sport ............................................................................................345 Children’s Transition from Participation in Modified Sport Programs to Club Sport Competition - A Longitudinal Study of Patterns and Determinants (Eime, Harvey & Charity)....................................................345 Environmental and Programmatic Interaction in a Youth Sport for Development Context (Wegner, Bopp & Jones).........................................................................................................................................................347 Developing a Rural Youth Sport Program: A Case Study of a Grassroots Baseball League (Edwards, Bocarro, Hicks, Bunds, Kuhlberg, Barrett & Hardison-Moody) ............................................................................................349 A Qualitative Examination of Scottish and American Youth Golfers: Why Are They Leaving the Sport? (Henson, Upright & Easton) ............................................................................................................................351.

(9) Image Contribution of Youth Tournaments – An Overlooked Opportunity for Hosting Associations (Kexel, Lee, Pfeffel & Ratz) ......................................................................................................................................353 A Broad Range of Fundamental Movement Skills Assessed in Applied Settings (Kannekens, Platvoet & Pion) .355 Early Selection in Swedish Youth Sport – a Rare or Common Practice? (Redelius).......................................357 Poster Sessions .............................................................................................................................................359 The Relationships between the CSR, Social Identities, Brand Equity, and Consumer Loyalty of Sport Consumers: A Study from Cross-national Perspectives (Ma, Kaplanidou, Chiang & Huang) ..............................360 Motivations and Constraints as Predictors of Sport Media Consumption Substitution Intention: A Preliminary Result from Taiwan Perspective (Hsu) ........................................................................................................362 A Study on the Use Intention of Mobile Reservation System for Spectating Korean Professional Baseball by Using TAM Model (Sa, Lee, Lee & Kim) .......................................................................................................364 Sponsorship of eSports Teams: Antecedents and the Moderator of its Influence on Brand Image and Loyalty (Kim, Cheong Noh, Ryu & Kim) ......................................................................................................................366 Effects of Social Impact through Sports on Sport Team and Club Management －Aspects of Community Attachment Point of View (Tomiyama) ........................................................................................................368 Place Attachment in Sporting Event Participants — In Case of Local Walking Event in Japan (Shun & Kozo) .................................................................................................................................................................370 The Development of Japanese Elite Sports Policy: An Olympic Cycle-based Diachronic Analysis (Hibino, Funahashi & Mano) .......................................................................................................................................372 The Monetary Valuation of Volunteer Coaches’ Work: A Macro-Viewpoint Study (Ishiguro, Shoji & Mano) ..374 Other than Athletic Performance? The Pursuit of Student-Athletes’ Academic Psychological Capital and Well-Being (Kim, Chin & Sung)....................................................................................................................376 A Study on Souvenirs Purchase of Pyeongchang Olympic Games by using Extended Goal-directed Behavior Model (Han, Kim, Lee & Lee) ........................................................................................................................378 Relationship between Sport and Social Capital: Considering by Individual Factors (Fujioka & Mano) ............380 Practical Study of Sports Events to Solve Social Problems – A Study of Sports Garbage Pickup Tournament in Japan (Aihara & Handa) ............................................................................................................................382 Experimenting Application of Futures Foresight Knowledge to Business Idea Creation in an Educational Setting in Sports Business (Saukkonen, Ahonen & Kreus) ................................................................................384 European Football Marketing and Brand Recognition in America (Atwater & Baker) .....................................386 Testing Leisure Constraint Negotiation Model: An Analysis of Community Sport participants in China (Zhou, Chen, Chen & Feng) ......................................................................................................................................388 Rethinking School Golf (Valta) ..................................................................................................................390 Designing the Sport Development Model of Iran (Ghafouri).........................................................................392 Speaking with One Voice: Who is SPORT-DEUTSCHLAND and Who Does it Represent? (Trosien & Ratz) 394 The Impact of Service Quality in the Satisfaction and Perceived Value of Football Clubs about Soccer League Antioquia Service in Colombia (Correa Henao, Henao Colorado & Brand Ortiz) ..................................................396 SportIn Global – Disrupting the World if Recruiting in Sports (Vebenstad) ...................................................398 Antecedents of Members Retention in Fitness: Study of Fitness Clubs in Portugal (Gonçalves) .....................400 Profile of a Participant in Triathlon Events (Tomanek) .................................................................................402 Coach Migration: Emigration or Job Migration? (Alteri, Montovani & Marchioni) ............................................404 Motives and Outcomes of Consumer Intentions to Buy Wearable Sports Technology Products (Chang & Chadwick)...................................................................................................................................................406 Olympic Games National Houses - A Case Study of Rio 2016 Summer and PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games (Tsukamoto & Takahashi) .....................................................................................................408.

(10) Understanding the Travel Behaviour and Flow-on Tourism of Youth Sport Tourists (Buning, Coble & Fairley)410 Sport Policy and Women’s Football: Analysis of the Development Programs of Continental Football Federations (Barreira, Mazzei & Galatti)..........................................................................................................412 Volunteer Motivations Scale for International Sporting Events: Translation and Initial Validation of the Portuguese Version (Bavaresco, de Oliviera, Santos, Mezzadri & Carvalho)...........................................................414 RFM Scoring to Measure Season Ticket Purchase Behavior Intention (Song & Byon) ...................................416 Workshops ...................................................................................................................................................418 The Progress of Ice Hockey in Light of Economic and Political Influences ...............................................419 The Difficulties of Modernization: The Case of Swedish Bandy (Andersson)................................................419 A Socio-Demographic Analysis of French Ice Hockey Participants: which Opportunities for the Development of the Sport? (Routier, Gaudefroy & Bodet) .....................................................................................................421 The Development of Women’s Professional Ice Hockey in China: Using the Canadian League to Leverage Success for Beijing 2022 (Li, Nauright & Weiller-Abels) .................................................................................423 New Times in Swedish and Finnish Elite Ice Hockey: Business Groups Instead of Non-profit Sport Clubs (Backman) ..................................................................................................................................................425 The Effect of Athlete Migration on Czech Ice Hockey: A 25 Year Study (Crossan) ......................................427 Sport, Political Economy and Leveraging the Power of the Olympics: A case of South and North Korean Ice Hockey (Kim, Nauright & Li) ........................................................................................................................429 Mapping the Rink: Migration Patterns of Male and Female NCAA Division I Ice Hockey Student-Athletes from North America and Europe (Turcott, Boolani & Smith) ...........................................................................431 Developing Disability Sport: Pathways from Participation to Excellence..................................................433 Managing Para-Athletes’ Experience and Engagement with Sport Medicine in Large Scale Sport Event (Quinn & Misener) ..................................................................................................................................................433 Developing Paralympic Athletes’ Pathways: An Analysis of the Sport Policy Factors and the Involvement of Stakeholders (Patatas & De Bosscher).............................................................................................................435 Nature and Evolution of Paralympic Sponsors’ Motives (Fuchs, Dagenais, Séguin & Bodet) ..............................437 Unpacking the Challenges of (Public) Management of ‘Sport-for-all’-Facilities .......................................439 Measuring the Utilisation of Sports for All Facilities (Iversen) .....................................................................439 Utilisation as Performance Measurement in Sports Facilities (Høyer-Kruse)..................................................441 Public Sports Facilities – Are They for the Public? (van Bedaf) ....................................................................443 Different Modes of Operations of Sport Facilities: Identifying Factors for Success and for Failure (Hoekman) .................................................................................................................................................................445 Performance Measurement as a Management Tool for Sports Facility Managers (Forsberg) .........................447 Governance of Local Sports Policy: A Swedish Case Study in the Post-NPM era (Sjöblom) .........................449 Organisational Innovation in Sport for Development and Peace ...............................................................451 Managing Sport for Development Facts (Webb & Richelieu) .........................................................................451 Sport for Development and Peace Programming: Struggles of Temporary Solutions to Yield Permanent Change (Cohen, Taylor & Hanrahan) ...............................................................................................................453 The Significance of Female Coaches and Leadership in SfD (Carney & Chawansky) ......................................455 Innovation in Sport for Development and Peace: A Quantitative Analysis of Organizational Learning, Innovation Capacity, and Types of Social Innovations (Svensson & Mahoney) ...............................................457 Enhancing Civic Pride through a Government-Led Community Sport Event: A Case Study (Jones, Taylor, Wegner & Lopez) .........................................................................................................................................459.

(11) Examining the Influence of Shared and Servant Leadership on Organizational Performance in Sport for Development and Peace (Kang & Svensson) ..................................................................................................461 New Age of Sport Management Education in Europe ................................................................................463 New Age of Sport Management Education in Europe Project. Results from Spain (Gallardo, Garciá-Unanue, Sánchez-Sánchez, Cabello, Colino, Léon-Jimenez & Felipe) ...................................................................................463 Does Less Extensive Sport Management Education More Often Lead to Unemployment? (Skirstad & Nová) .465 Sport Management Studies 2020- (Puronaho & Laitila) ..................................................................................467 Decade Challenge: Are the Core Competences for Sport Managers Remaining the Same? (Cingiene) ...........469 New Age of Sport Management Education in Europe, The Case of Greece (Kosta, Tsitskari, Matsouka, Yfantidou & Astrapellos) .................................................................................................................................................471 Academic Sport Management Education in Germany: An Attempt to Converge Labour Market and Higher Education (Adam, Wohlfart & Hovemann) .......................................................................................................473 ESMQ 2020 Special Issue Workshop: Exploring New Routes within Brand Research in Sport Management ................................................................................................................................................475 Influencer Marketing: The New Role of Athletes as Human Brands (Cornwell) ............................................475 Talking About Sports Brands - How Our Social Media Conversations Reveal What We Say (Chadwick, Fenton, Dron & Ahmed) ...........................................................................................................................................477 Sponsorship of Sport Mega Events: A Conceptual Approach for Creating Shared Value (Cook, Biscaia & Papadas) .....................................................................................................................................................479 Measuring Consumer Based Athlete Brand Equity and its Relations with Identification, Consumer Behaviour and Attitudinal Brand Loyalty (Kajos).........................................................................................................481 Esport Extensions of Football Brands: Stakeholder Co-creation in Action (Bertschy, Muhlbacher & Desbordes).483 Developing an Athlete Brand Identity Scale (Lohneiss, Sotiriadou, Hill & Hallmann) .........................................485 Brand Governance in Canadian Non-Profit Sport Organizations (Taks, Séguin, Thomson, Narraine, Parent & Hoye) .................................................................................................................................................................487 Bern 2017 & Malmö 2018 Special Theme Workshop: Social Integration in and through Organised Sport .....................................................................................................................................................................489 Managing Cultural Diversity in Commercial Fitness Centers: Analysing Integrative and Disintegrative Practices (Cardone & Schlesinger) ..................................................................................................................489 Successful Achievement of Social Integration for Disabled People Through Neighbourhood Sport Coaches in The Netherlands (Schrijvers & De Vries) ........................................................................................................491 The Role of Organisational Capacity for the Management of the Social Integration of Underrepresented Population Groups in European Sports Clubs (Elmose-Østerlund, Feiler, Breuer, Adler Zwahlen & Nagel)..............493 Sports Clubs as a Medium for Integrating People with Migration Background and Disabilities (Nagel, Adler Zwahlen, Albrecht & Elmose-Østerlund) ............................................................................................................495 Sport Experiences and Social Integration of Women in/from Developing Countries (Alemu) .......................497 Sport on (un)Even Terms? Government Support, Youth Sport and the Social Gradient in Sweden (Norberg & Åkesson).....................................................................................................................................................499 Being Part of a Club Community – Sport and Belonging? A Study of Refugees’ Integration in Austrian Sports Clubs (Stura) ..............................................................................................................................................501 Inclusion of Refugees in Norwegian Football Clubs (Straume, Bachmann & Skrove) ........................................503 Play the Game Special Workshop: Good Governance and Tools for Change in Sport .............................505 National Sports Governance Observer: Benchmarking Governance in National Sport Organisations - The Examples of Denmark and Norway (Alm, Solenes, Gammelsaeter & Egilsson) ...................................................505.

(12) Welcome Notes EASM President Dear Conference Participants, I am delighted to welcome you to the 26th EASM European Sport Management Conference Malmoe 2018, Sweden. The 2018 Conference theme – Managing Sport in a Changing Europe – addresses a timely and important topic. The political, economic and social changes that take place in Europe and beyond have significant implications for the study and practice of sport management and scholars have the duty to critically interrogate them. For 26 consecutive years, EASM has been providing the highest academic forum for the exchange of ideas, knowledge creation and for the development of a community of people who care about the field. The 2018 Conference offers an array of formats for presentations and discussions which this book is a living proof of. Based on over 300 initially submitted abstract, the book illustrates a wealth of theoretical and methodological perspectives that testament the growth of sport management as an academic discipline. Also, a unique feature of this year’s Conference is the inclusion of a thematic symposium designed specifically for organisations working in the field of Sport for All. A Conference of this magnitude cannot happen without the dedicated work of a score of colleagues, volunteers and partners. On behalf of EASM, I would like to extend our appreciative thanks to the Local Organising Committee, the keynote speakers, participants, volunteers, the Malmö University, Conference partners and the city of Malmö for their hard work and support. In particular, I would like to acknowledge the contribution of Dr Karin Book, Chair of the Local Organising Committee and her team from the Department of Sport Science, and Dr Tim Breitbarth, Chair of the Scientific Committee and his Colleagues, to the success of the Conference. The success of the Conference will not be complete without the active professional and social interactions between participants. We invite you to make the most of the opportunities provided by the Conference organisers and to share your knowledge and expertise. Vassil Girginov EASM President London, UK August 2018. 1.

(13) LOC Malmö Dear all, We are pleased to welcome you to the annual conference of the European Association for Sport Management (EASM): 26th EASM – The European Sport Management Conference, in Malmö, Sweden, 5-8 September 2018. The proud host of the conference is the Department of Sport Science at Malmö University. Included in the conference concept is also a student seminar and PhD student seminar held prior to the conference. This year we had about 50 students and tutors from all over the world attending the student seminar, and 20 PhD students at the PhD student seminar. The conference theme is: Managing Sport in a Changing Europe. The theme aims to reflect ongoing processes of change and challenges within sport and society, including issues connected to migration, integration and globalisation. We believe that the conference theme: • • • •. Is a highly relevant theme both from a sport and societal perspective. Has a clear connection to both the Malmö and international contexts. Facilitates excellent opportunities for co-operation between different sectors. Creates an opportunity to challenge and develop the dominant traditions within sport management.. The theme, together with the general EASM topics, will frame the conference. In The Book of Abstracts you’ll find more than 260 abstracts for a large number of workshops, parallel sessions and poster sessions as well as a thematic session developed in co-operation with sport organisations at different levels on the topic Rethinking “sport for all”: Inclusion and Integration (?). The three keynote speakers of the conference are outstanding experts in the field of sport studies and sport management: Professor Emeritus Joseph Maguire: Power, Culture and Control: Identity, Jurisdiction, Migration and Recognition Associate Professor Veerle de Bosscher: Effective policies: measurement, evaluation and monitoring of effective strategies to develop elite sport in a changing Europe Professor Mike Weed: Reflections on sport management, politics and claims made for sport We believe that Malmö and Malmö University is the perfect setting for a sport management conference, as a city and a university, we have an established history of raising challenging questions surrounding sport and society. We hope that all conference participants have the opportunity to experience the exciting and multi-cultural city of Malmö and the beautiful landscape of Skåne (Scania). Moreover, we hope that you will gain insight into Swedish sport, Swedish sport management and the specific organisation of sport in Sweden. We will do our best to help you. We aim at creating a conference with an inspiring scientific climate, exchange between different sectors, fruitful meetings and a friendly social environment.. 2.

(14) Thank you to everyone who has contributed to the wonderful programme, including the hard working Organising Committee in Malmö (LOC), the EASM Board, the Scientific Committee (SC), our partners at the City of Malmö, Skåne Regional Sport Federation, Malmö FF, Event in Skåne and, of course, those responsible for the student seminar and PhD student seminar. A specific big thank to Daniel Bjärsholm and Gun Normark in the LOC, Stefan Walzel in the Board, Tim Breitbarth in the SC, Christopher Johansson at Malmö Convention Bureau, Ulrik Wagner and Mattias Melkersson who have worked very hard to get us here. On Saturday the 8th, we will end the programme with a closing banquet. A special acknowledgement to Mayor Kent Andersson and the City of Malmö for hosting the evening at the city hall. Karin Book on behalf of the Local Organising Committee, Malmö, Sweden August 2018. 3.

(15) Scientific Committee Dear participants of The 26th European Sport Management Conference, dear colleagues and readers Conferences can be called ‘field-configuring events’ and great French philosopher Michel Foucault provides an encouraging view on, for example, conference participation by writing: "there are more ideas on earth than intellectuals imagine. (…) We have to be there at the birth of ideas, the bursting outward of their force: not in books expressing them, but in events manifesting this force, in struggles carried on around ideas, for or against them”. It remains EASM’s ongoing ambition to organise memorable annual conferences with a focus on: encouraging scholarly progression; allowing for presentations which, collectively, inspire conference conversations and beyond; and supporting work and individuals which, ultimately, leads to advancing sport management around Europe and globally. We hope you agree that our 26th edition held in the vibrant city of Malmö promises to live up to those aims. Initially, about 320 abstracts from all around the globe entered the comprehensive review process. Our gratitude goes to all (co-)authors for trusting us with scrutinising your important studies and contributions to the intellectual field, educational practice and societal impact of sport management. For the first time, the review process included a pre-screening of all submissions in order to only allow abstracts fully complying with the submission guidelines to advance to our valued reviewers. We would like to very much thank a record number of almost 120 international reviewers for mostly strong and thoughtful contributions to colleagues’ work and, thereby, the quality of the conference overall. Again, the EASM Best Conference Reviewer Award will be presented to a few outstanding reviewers. We have designed a programme that features a variety of formats to engage with important sport management topics. Nine workshops offer active involvement, including the special workshop “National Sports Governance Observer” - a significant project of Play the Game with EASM as associated partner. The special theme workshop “Social integration in and through organised sport” is a cooperation between host departments of this and last year’s conference, and therefore a kind of conference- and country-spanning initiative that we would like to continue in future years. Besides our 14 standard thematic tracks and innovative poster session, we have introduced a special track "Youth and Sport” which fits very well with the current Swedish sport policy context. In addition, the Malmö Thematic Symposia are specifically designed to bridge research and practice. Maneuvering through the various processes in a fairly smooth manner despite high individual investments would have been impossible without the support of our colleagues Claas Christian Germelmann, Johan Norberg and Thomas Persson on the Conference Scientific Committee as well as Daniel Bjärsholm’s magic in administering our online conference management system and being the person behind almost all the scenes and participant communication. On this note: after a first successful introduction at our Bern 2017 conference, the EASM Board decided to strategically invest in ConfTool as a comprehensive online conference. 4.

(16) submission, review, registration and management system in order to streamline and enhance activities for all parties involved. We newly appointed eight Review Track Chairs in addition to - or as replacement of, respectively - Bern 2017 Chairs: Karin Book, Ruth Crabtree, PG Fahlström, Peter Forsberg, Christopher Huth, Johan Norberg, Dino Numerato and Thomas Persson. A hat tip goes to all our 15 Review Track Chairs for dedicating some of your valuable time towards tight deadlines during the overall process! Many more people contribute to the content and spirit of our annual conference: from presenters to workshop convenors to session chairs to coordinators of important and much valued particular elements of what makes our European Sport Management Conference special. This year, we would like to take this opportunity for a particular warm thank you to Ulrik Wagner, who successfully established and ran the popular EASM PhD Student Seminar up until now, which has enhanced so many international PhD students’ research journeys and welcomed them to the EASM community. Also, we like to highlight Jörg Königstorfer’s exceptional contribution to our annual conference by leading the ESMQ New Researcher Award. Both formats are outstanding and provide significant opportunities for emerging sport management scholars to flourish. Finally, we congratulate Conference President Karin Book and her team from the Malmö University Department of Sport Science for hosting a memorable event full of fresh ideas and the mingling of a global sport management community represented by participants from 46 countries. We hope you enjoy reading through this rich list of abstracts and hope you consider submitting your important future work to our next annual conference, The 27th EASM European Sport Management Conference Seville 2019. Tim Breitbarth Scientific Chair, European Association for Sport Management (EASM) Co-Chair Scientific Committee, The 26th EASM European Sport Management Conference Malmö 2018 Bo Carlsson Co-Chair Scientific Committee, The 26th EASM European Sport Management Conference Malmö 2018. 5.

(17) Reviewers Review Track Chairs • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •. Sport Governance and Policy – Johan Norberg Strategy, Leadership and Stakeholder Management in Sport – Sven Junghagen Sport Marketing – Tim Ströbel Sport Consumer Behaviour – Claas Christian Germelmann Sport Events and Tourism – Ruth Crabtree Sport, Media and Communication – Dino Numerato E-Sport and Technology – Daniel Lock Sport Facility Management – Peter Forsberg Sport Funding and Finance – Christopher Huth Legal and Ethical Aspects of Sport – Bo Carlsson Public Health and Physical Activity Management – Karin Book Sport Development and Socio-Cultural Perspectives – Siegfried Nagel Sport Management Education – PG Fahlström Broader, New and Critical Aspects of Sport Management – Bo Carlsson Malmö 2018 special track: Youth and Sport – Johan Norberg Poster submissions – H. Thomas R. Persson Workshops (all) – Tim Breitbarth. Reviewers Andrew Adams, Bournemouth University Aila Ahonen, JAMK University of Applied Sciences Christos Anagnostopoulos, Molde University College Bo Torbjörn Andersson, Malmö University Jyri Backman, Malmö University / Linnaeus University Thomas A. Baker III, University of Georgia Emmanuel Bayle, University of Lausanne Johannes Berendt, German Sport University Gerardo Bielons, Events GB Guillaume Bodet, University of Lyon Karin Book, Malmö University Anne Bourke, University College Dublin Tim Breitbarth, EASM Christoph Breuer, German Sport University Cologne Bo Carlsson, Linnaeus University Jean-Loup Chappelet University of Lausanne Shushu Chen, University of Birmingham Adam Cohen, University of Technology Sydney Ruth M. Crabtree, Northumbria University Inge Derom, Vrije Universiteit Brussel Marlene A. Dixon, Texas A&M University Mark Dodds, Suny Cortland Alison Doherty, Western University 6.

(18) Harald Dolles, Molde University College Paul Downward, Loughborough University Guido Ellert, Macromedia University of Applied Sciences Eike Emrich, Saarland Josef Fahlen, Umeå University Per Göran Fahlström, Linnaeus University Jens Flatau, Christian-Albrechts-Universität Peter Forsberg, Southern University of Denmark/Danish Institute for Sports Studies Magnus Forslund, Linnaeus University Hallgeir Gammelsaeter, Molde University College Anna Gerke, Audencia Business School Claas Christian Germelmann, University of Bayreuth Vassil Girginov, Brunel University London Markus Gmür, University of Fribourg B. Christine Green, University of Illinois Reinhard Grohs, Seeburg Castle University Adriane Grubic, University of Texas Kirstin Hallmann, German Sport University Cologne Spencer John Harris, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs Zsolt Havran, Corvinus University of Budapest Ian Henry, Loughborough University Remco Hoekman, Mulier Institute / Radboud University Chris Horbel, University of Southern Denmark Gregor Hovemann, Leipzig Jens Høyer-Kruse, University of Southern Denmark Christopher Huth, University of Bayreuth Bjarne Ibsen, University of Southern Denmark Evald Bundgaard Iversen, University of Southern Denmark Honorata Jakubowska, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland Sven Junghagen, Copenhagen Business School Kyriaki Kaplanidou, University of Florida Lisa Kihl, University of Minnesota Marie-Luise Klein, Ruhr-Universität Bochum Christoffer Klenk, University of Bern Thomas Könecke, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz Thilo Kunkel, Temple University Reinhard Kunz, Universität Bayreuth Markus Kurscheidt, University of Bayreuth David FH Legg, Mount Royal University Kati Lehtonen, Research Center for Sport and Health Scineces Ho Keat Leng, Nanyang Technological University Hans Lichtsteiner, University of Fribourg Susanne Linnér, Linneus university Daniel Lock, Bournemouth University Elisavet Argyro Manoli, Loughborough University Michaël Mrkonjic, Swiss Federal Institute of Sport Magglingen SFISM Siegfried Nagel, University of Bern John Nauright, University of North Texas Johan Norberg, Malmö University Gerhard Nowak, IST - University of Applied Sciences. 7.

(19) Dino Numerato, Charles University Daniel James O'Brien, Bond University Daichi Oshimi, Tokai University Laila Susanne Ottesen, Copenhagen Dimitra Papadimitriou, University of Patras, Greece Tim Pawlowski, University of Tübingen H. Thomas R. Persson, Kristianstad University Tomas Peterson, Malmö University Florian Pfeffel, accadis Hochschule Bad Homburg University of Applied Sciences Daniel Plumley, Sheffield Hallam University Frank Pons, Université Laval Holger Preuss, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz Marc Probst, Swiss Academy for Development Kari Puronaho, Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences Do Young Pyun, Loughborough University Risto Rasku, JAMK Univeristy of Applied Sciences B. David Ridpath, Ohio University Harold Albert Riemer, University of Regina Leigh Robinson, Cardiff Metropolitan University Guido Schafmeister, Sport Management Academy BT Torsten Schlesinger, Ruhr University Bochum Benoit Seguin, University of ottawa David Shilbury, Deakin University Roya Shokoohi, Hanze University of Applied Sciences Berit Skirstad, Norwegian School of Sport Sciences Sanela Škorić, University of Zagreb Harry Arne Solberg, Norwegian University of Science and Technolocy Jens Peter Sørensen, UCN Aalborg Jürg Stettler, Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts Maximilian Stieler, University of Bayreuth Rasmus K. Storm, Danish Institute for Sports Studies & NTNU Business School Tim Ströbel, University of Bern Per G. Svensson, Louisiana State University Marijke Taks, University of Ottawa Tracy Taylor, University of Technology Sydney Nicholas Theodorakis, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Ansgar Thiel, University of Tübingen Lutz Thieme, Hochschule Koblenz Sebastian Uhrich, German Sport University Cologne Irena Valantine, Lithuanian Sports University Stefan Walzel, German Sport University Cologne Pamela Wicker, German Sport University Cologne Herbert J. Woratschek, University of Bayreuth Géraldine Zeimers, Ghent University & Universite catholique de Louvain. 8.

(20) Committees 2018 Conference Committee Jyri Backman Daniel Bjärsholm Karin Book, President Bo Carlsson Christopher Johansson, Malmö Convention Bureau Johan Norberg Gun Normark Stefan Walzel, EASM Scientific Committee Tim Breitbarth, EASM, Chair Bo Carlsson, Co-Chair Claas Christian Germelmann, EASM Johan Norberg H. Thomas R. Persson ESMQ New Researcher Award Committee Johannes Berendt (German Sport University) Veerle De Bosscher (Vrije Universiteit Brussels) Paul Downward (Loughborough University) Vassil Girginov (Brunel University) Jörg Königstorfer (Technische Universität München), Chair Daniel Lock (Bournemouth University) Tim Pawlowski (University of Tübingen) Simon Shibli (Sheffield Hallam University) Tracy Taylor (University of Technology Sydney) EASM PhD Student Seminar Johan Norberg Ulrik Wagner, Chair EASM Student Seminar Kelly Knez Mattias Melkersson. 9.

(21) Keynotes. 10.

(22) Joseph Maguire Power, Culture and Control: Identity, Jurisdiction, Migration and Recognition The challenges posed by the centripetal and centrifugal forces at work in contemporary Europe – involving economic, political, cultural and societal flows – are, in fact, nothing new. Not only have such forces surfaced in the making of modern Europe but they were also a feature of twentieth century sport. Here, attention is given to two case studies – the contemporary migration of ‘highly skilled’ athletes within EU / Europe and the long-term and ongoing struggle for identity, jurisdiction and recognition in sport in Ireland – the latter compounded by the potential implications of Brexit. Both case studies pose questions regarding the governance and management of sport. Joseph Maguire is Emeritus Professor at Loughborough University, Past-President of the International Sociology of Sport Association, (ISSA) and Past-President of the International Sociological Association Research Committee 27 (Sociology of Sport). He has published extensively in the area of sport, culture and society and is the recipient of major awards such as The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport (NASSS) The Distinguished Service Award (2010) and The International Sociology of Sport Association ISSA Honorary Member’s Award (2011). Joseph Maguire is a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences, and is currently a Visiting Professor at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark. His recent work includes: Maguire, J. (2013). Reflections on Process Sociology and Sport and Maguire, J. (Ed.) (2014). Social Sciences in Sport. Currently, he is working on a sociological account of the history of Ireland, Empire and Sport, focusing on the struggle for recognition, jurisdiction and identity in the context of the British Empire and Olympic Games.. 11.

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