Index
Sport Business in Leading Economies
ISBN: 978-1-78743-564-3, eISBN: 978-1-78743-563-6
Publication date: 7 December 2017
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(2017), "Index", Zhang, J.J., Huang, R.H. and Nauright, J. (Ed.) Sport Business in Leading Economies, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 527-534. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78743-563-620171014
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INDEX
ACC. See Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC)
AFL. See Australian Football League (AFL); Australian Rules football (AFL)
African National Congress (ANC)
, 279
Asian Football Championship
, 8
Asian sport development
, 7–16
Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC)
, 404
Australian Football League (AFL)
, 35
Australian Institute of Sport (AIS)
, 29, 35
Australian Rules football (AFL)
, 42
Australian sport industry
Australian Formula One Grand Prix
, 40–41
developmental trends and issues
demographic changes
, 56–57
digital media
, 52–54
sport choices
, 56–57
sports betting
, 55–56
technology
, 54–55
2013 Football Codes’ Attendance
, 42
historical development
, 28–30
Melbourne Cup
, 43–44
Modern Australian Sport System
, 31
present-day Australian sport industry
attendance
, 42
Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)
, 50
in Australian society
, 37–42
broadcasting
, 47–49
commercial sector
, 37
commercial sports
, 47–52
government
, 30–35
International Marketing Reports (IMR)
, 50
participation
, 44–46
professional sport leagues
, 35–36
sponsorship
, 50–52
T20, cricket
, 46–47
Australian Sports Commission (ASC)
, 29–34
Beijing Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games (BOCOG)
, 9
Brazilian Clubs Confederation
, 69
Brazilian Confederation of Football
, 70
Brazilian Constitution of 1988
, 68
Brazilian Olympic Committee
, 69
Brazilian Paralympic Committee
, 69
Brazil sports industry
beliefs and conflicts, legacy of sports mega-events
, 81–87
organization
, 68–70
football organization
, 70–72
volleyball organization
, 72–75
sport events
, 75–81
Canadian Association for the Advancement of Women and Sport (CAAWS)
, 109
Canadian Olympic Committee (COC)
, 108
Canadian sport industry
Athlete Assistance Program (AAP)
, 111–113
Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS)
, 125–128
developmental trends and challenges
, 128–131
early influences of
, 97–102
governance
, 107–109
hosting program
, 110–111
important sporting moments
, 102–107
policies
, 113–119
professional sports
, 128
sport organizations
AthletesCAN
, 124
Canada games
, 123–124
Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC)
, 122–123
Own the Podium (OTP)
, 120–122
Sport Matters Group (SMG)
, 125
sport support program
, 111
Chinese sport industry
connotation of
, 136
developmental stages of
, 138–140
developmental phase
, 139–140
emerging phase
, 138–139
exploratory phase
, 139
extensions of
, 136–138
improvement of
, 143
labor productivity in
, 142–143
markets in sport industry
, 152–153
rapid growing rate of
, 141–142
scale of sport industry
, 141
sport leisure and fitness
, 144–150
sport tourism
, 150–152
Coaching Association of Canada (CAC)
, 108
COC. See Canadian Olympic Committee (COC)
Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS)
, 401
Commonwealth Games
, 8
Comparative analyses
contemporary challenges and issues
, 495–502
developmental characteristics
, 485–494
recent historical development
, 462–471
sport industry, current state of
, 472–485
strength, and highlights
, 485–494
trends of development and advancement
, 502–509
English Premier League (EPL)
, 12
Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) World Cup
, 8, 67, 76
Federation of International Football Associations (FIFA)
, 278
FIFA World Cup in 2002
, 211
Frontier Economics
, 37
German sport industry
current state of being
, 169–170
economic scope and magnitude
, 176–179
facilities
, 174–175
governance
, 173
major policies
, 174
sport programs
, 175–176
structure
, 170–172
developmental characteristics
contemporary challenges
, 192–194
gambling and lottery
, 187–188
health and fitness industry
, 184–185
issues of elite sports
, 192–194
sponsorship industry
, 190–191
sport event industry
, 188–189
sporting goods industry
, 186
team sport industry
, 180–184
voluntary sport clubs
, 192
developmental trends and outlook
nonprofit sector
, 195
public sector
, 194
for-profit sector
basketball
, 195–196
fitness
, 197
handball
, 196–197
ice hockey
, 196
soccer
, 195
sporting goods
, 198
team sport industry
, 195–198
history
, 166–169
Globalized sport market place
, 1–7
“Green Olympics” concept
, 9
Gross domestic product (GDP)
, 20, 142, 346–347
Gross national product (GNP)
, 66
Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística (IBGE)
, 65
International Federations (IFs)
, 108
International Marketing Reports (IMR)
, 50, 51
International Olympic Committee (IOC)
, 278
Japanese sport industry
academic activities around sport industry
, 234–236
development of
, 207–208
magnitude of
, 209–211
participation sports in
, 211–221
spectator sports in
, 221–228
sport media in
, 228–233
sport tourism in
, 233–234
Korean sport market
challenges and issues for
consumer’s perspective
, 374–375
macro-environmental perspective
, 372–373
supplier’s perspective
, 375–377
developmental stages of
1990s, market expansion
, 344
1980s, market formation
, 343
2000s, market globalization
, 344–345
2010s, Market Restructuring
, 345–346
1960s–1970s, pre-industrialized
, 342–343
SMVN
, 357–359
amateur sport event market
, 363–366
participant sport event market
, 366–368
participant sport non-event market
, 368–371
professional sport event market
, 359–363
understanding the
, 346–357
Leading sport forces
, 16–22
Mass Democratic Movement (MDM)
, 279
Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)
, 39
Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology (MEXT)
, 212–213
Multi-sport service organizations (MSOs)
, 108
Nagano Winter Olympic Games in 1998
, 7
National Basketball Association (NBA)
, 3
National League of Professional Baseball Clubs
, 393–394
National Olympic Committee of South Africa (NOCSA)
, 279
National Rugby League (NRL)
, 35
National Sport Congress (NSC)
, 279
National sport organizations (NSOs)
, 99
Non-Aligned Nations
, 14
Olympic Council of Asia (OCA)
, 8, 10
Olympic Games
, 8
Reform and Openness Policy, Chinese sport industry
, 136
Russian sport industry
developmental stages of
, 240–241
early period
, 241
formation period
, 241–242
framework of
Federal programs
, 250–251
governing of
, 248–250
legislative regulation
, 247–248
professional athletes market
, 254–255
russian sport leagues and sport clubs
, 255–256
sporting goods
, 252–254
word sport events influence
, 256–259
history
, 240–241
issues of
, 277–278
modern period
, 244–245
Olympic and Paralympic Games Sochi 2014
, 260–263
post-modern period
, 245–247
Soviet period
, 242–244
trends of development and advancement
, 264–272
domestic companies
, 267–268
Federal financial support
, 266–267
fitness club or sport complex
, 270–271
foreign companies
, 267
professionalization of
, 269
sport facilities construction industry
, 268
sport industry enterprises
, 268–269
sporting goods retail
, 270
sports high tech
, 271–272
sports nutrition distribution and retail
, 270
SANOC. See South African National Olympic Committee (SANOC)
SANROC. See South African Non-Racial Olympic Committee in 1963 (SANROC)
Seoul Summer Olympic Games in 1988
, 7
SMVN. See Sport market value network (SMVN)
Social Exclusion Unit (SEU)
, 434
South African Council of Sport (SACOS)
, 279
South African National Olympic Committee (SANOC)
, 278
South African Non-Racial Olympic Committee in 1963 (SANROC)
, 278
South African sport industry
being in
, 281–295
Bloemfontein
, 309–310
Cape Town
, 306–307
Durban
, 308–309
financing sport in
, 303
Golf courses
, 313–315
Johannesburg
, 303–305
Nelspruit
, 310–311
Polokwane
, 310
Port Elizabeth
, 309
Pretoria
, 305–306
Rustenberg
, 310
social and economic value
, 281–291
sport participation trends
, 291–295
sport policy and governance
, 295–303
Sport precincts
, 311–312
contemporary challenges and issues
, 323–327
developmental characteristics
alignment with international protocols
, 315–317
sport coaching
, 322–323
sport training and capacity-building programs
, 317–321
transformation
, 321–322
developmental stages
, 278–280
facilities and programs
, 303–315
financing sport in
, 303
governance in
, 296–303
history
, 278–280
sport policy
, 296–303
trends of development and advancement
2010 FIFA World Cup™ Research Agenda
, 327–330
SEIM
, 330–333
sport tourism strategy
, 334
Southeastern Conference (SEC)
, 404
Sport Funding and Accountability Framework (SFAF)
, 108
Sport market value network (SMVN)
, 357–359, See also Korean sport market
amateur sport event market
, 363–366
characteristics of
, 357
concept of
, 348–351
participant sport event market
, 366–368
participant sport non-event market
, 368–371
professional sport event market
, 359–363
structure of
, 351–357
Sport tourism
Chinese sport industry
, 150–152
Japanese sport industry
, 233–234
South African sport industry
, 334
Tokyo Olympic Games
, 8
UK sport industry
British sports industry
, 455–457
historical development
, 430–435
London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games
, 446–451
national framework for community sport
, 435–437
in Northern Ireland
, 442–443
and other agencies
, 440–442
professional sports
, 451–455
role of government
, 438–440
in Scotland
, 444–445
in Wales
, 445–446
US sport industry
contemporary challenges and issues in
, 419–421
current state of
, 403–419
historical development
, 385–390
broadcasting developments
, 400–403
legal or social developments
, 395–397
National Protection of Baseball
, 391–395
sports licensing and sport product manufacturing
, 397–400
in 20th Century
, 390–391
Volleyball International Federation (FIVB)
, 72
World Anti-Doping Association (WADA)
, 108
World Aquatic Championship
, 8
World Bank
, 66
- Prelims
- Introduction
- The Australian Sport Industry
- The Sports Industry in Brazil
- The Canadian Sport Industry
- The Chinese Sport Industry
- The German Sport Industry
- The Japanese Sport Industry
- The Russian Sport Industry
- The South African Sport Industry
- Sport Market Value Network in Korea
- The U.S. Sport Industry
- The U.K. Sport Industry
- Comparative Analyses
- About the Authors
- Index