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  1. Sport Logistics: Considerations on the Nexus of Logistics and Sport Management and Its Unique Features
  2. Taking fan engagement to a new level – assessing sports consumer interest in virtual environments and Web3 activations
  3. Does the Game Matter? Analyzing Sponsorship Effectiveness and Message Personalization in Sport Live Broadcasts
  4. The perceived financial situation of nonprofit sports clubs explained by objective financial measures
  5. The influence of multiple combinations of celebrity endorsers on consumers' intentions to purchase a sports-related product
  6. Consumer profiles of women’s football spectators
  7. Physical Activity of Children and Adolescents during the COVID-19 Pandemic—A Scoping Review
  8. Athletes’ subjective evaluations of the implementation of dual career measures
  9. Game play and the effectiveness of sponsor signage: visual attention to brand messages in live sport broadcasts
  10. Dataset for the analysis of TV viewer response to live sport broadcasts and sponsor messages
  11. Facilitating sporting and non-sporting career goals of elite athletes through mentoring programmes
  12. The general and facet-specific job satisfaction of voluntary referees based on the model of effort-reward imbalance
  13. The gender earnings gap among elite athletes in semi-professional sports
  14. Perceived Threats through COVID-19 and the Role of Organizational Capacity: Findings from Non-Profit Sports Clubs
  15. Sponsor message processing in live broadcasts—A pilot study on the role of game outcome uncertainty and emotions
  16. Professional Clubs as Platforms in Multi-Sided Markets in Times of COVID-19: The Role of Spectators and Atmosphere in Live Football
  17. The effect of sponsorship portfolio size on brand choice: an experimental approach
  18. In Troubled Water? European Sports Clubs: Their Problems, Capacities and Opportunities
  19. Determinants of public perception of elite sport
  20. Board gender diversity, critical masses, and organizational problems of non-profit sport clubs
  21. Facilitators and constraints for a wider societal role of voluntary sports clubs – evidence from European grassroots football
  22. Social inclusion in sports clubs across Europe: determinants of social innovation
  23. The determinants of the intention to continue voluntary football refereeing
  24. Public subsidies for sports clubs in Germany: funding regulations vs. empirical evidence
  25. Usefulness of multilevel modeling in sport management research: The case of voluntary roles in nonprofit sports clubs
  26. Germany: Autonomy, Partnership and Subsidiarity
  27. Match-fixing in European grassroots football
  28. Determinants of labour migration of elite sport coaches
  29. Physical activity and subjective well-being: the role of time
  30. Organizational performance of nonprofit and for-profit sport organizations
  31. Germany
  32. Introduction
  33. Sport Clubs in Europe
  34. Sport Clubs in Germany
  35. The effect of a four-week fitness program on satisfaction with health and life
  36. Sport Participation and Subjective Well-Being: Instrumental Variable Results from German Survey Data
  37. Exploring the organizational capacity and organizational problems of disability sport clubs in Germany using matched pairs analysis
  38. Sport und öffentliche Finanzen
  39. Einleitung
  40. Inhaltliche und formale Struktur des Buches
  41. Intangible Effekte
  42. Tangible Effekte
  43. Zum Wert des Sports
  44. Zusammenfassung und Fazit
  45. Einleitung
  46. Fazit
  47. Gesamtbetrachtung nach Haushaltsebenen
  48. Sportbezogene direkte Ausgaben der öffentlichen Haushalte
  49. Sportbezogene direkte Einnahmen der öffentlichen Haushalte
  50. Organizational Mission and Revenue Diversification among Non-profit Sports Clubs
  51. Revenue Volatility in German Nonprofit Sports Clubs
  52. Examining the Financial Condition of Sport Governing Bodies: The Effects of Revenue Diversification and Organizational Success Factors
  53. Happiness, pride and elite sporting success: What population segments gain most from national athletic achievements?
  54. Analyzing the impact of sport infrastructure on sport participation using geo-coded data: Evidence from multi-level models
  55. Understanding the importance of sport infrastructure for participation in different sports – findings from multi-level modeling
  56. Expenditure elasticities of the demand for leisure services
  57. The value of Olympic success and the intangible effects of sport events – a contingent valuation approach in Germany
  58. Understanding the interactions among revenue categories using elasticity measures—Evidence from a longitudinal sample of non-profit sport clubs in Germany
  59. The influence of socio‐demographic indicators economic determinants and social recognition on sport participation in Germany
  60. Suppliers' perception of destination competitiveness in a winter sport resort
  61. Understanding the Importance of Organizational Resources to Explain Organizational Problems: Evidence from Nonprofit Sport Clubs in Germany
  62. Einleitung
  63. Zukünftiger Forschungsbedarf
  64. Die finanzpolitische Bedeutung der Profisportligen
  65. Die finanzpolitische Bedeutung des Schul- und Hochschulsports
  66. Die finanzpolitische Bedeutung des Sports für die Gebietskörperschaften
  67. Die finanzpolitische Bedeutung des Sports in Deutschland
  68. Die finanzpolitische Bedeutung des Vereinssports
  69. Die finanzpolitische Bedeutung von Sportgroßevents
  70. Einnahmeverzicht der öffentlichen Haushalte
  71. Gesellschaftliche Nutzeneffekte des Sports
  72. Sportbezogene direkte Ausgaben von den öffentlichen Haushalten
  73. Sportbezogene direkte Einnahmen für die öffentlichen Haushalte
  74. Understanding the income determinants of German elite athletes in non-professionalised sports
  75. Zusammenfassung und Diskussion der Ergebnisse
  76. Socioeconomic perspectives on physical activity and aging
  77. Gender Effects on Organizational Problems—Evidence from Non-Profit Sports Clubs in Germany
  78. Family structure, time constraints, and sport participation
  79. Scarcity of resources in German non-profit sport clubs
  80. The Demand for Sports and Recreational Services: Empirical Evidence from Germany
  81. Integrationsspezifische Organisationsleistungen und -herausforderungen der deutschen Sportvereine
  82. Travel Time Elasticities in Recreational Sports: Empirical Findings for the Professionalization in Sports Facility Management
  83. Socio-economic patterns of sport demand and ageing
  84. Are sports club members big spenders?
  85. The impact of image congruence between sport event and destination on behavioural intentions
  86. Top Clubs’ Performance and the Competitive Situation in European Domestic Football Competitions
  87. Book Review: Sports Economics. Theory, Evidence and Policy Amsterdam: Elsevier, 2009. 419 pp
  88. Travel Time Spending Behaviour in Recreational Sports: An Econometric Approach with Management Implications
  89. Promoting Sport for All to Age-specific Target Groups: the Impact of Sport Infrastructure
  90. Decreasing Sports Activity With Increasing Age? Findings From a 20-year Longitudinal and Cohort Sequence Analysis
  91. Ökonomische Perspektiven von Sport und Gesundheit Jahrestagung des Arbeitskreises Sportökonomie e. V. am 19. und 20. Juni 2008 in Kiel
  92. Effektivität und Effizienz öffentlicher Sportförderung
  93. Alterung und Sportartikelnachfrage / Aging and the Demand for Sporting Goods
  94. Physical activity of adults aged 50 years and older in Switzerland
  95. Cohort effects in physical inactivity
  96. Soziale Ungleichheiten im Sport
  97. Fußball in Geschichte und Gegenwart
  98. Zur Dynamik der Sportnachfrage im Lebenslauf / Dynamics of Life-Span Demand for Sport
  99. Nachfragemuster und -erwartungen von Teilnehmern an touristischen Snowboard-Events
  100. Klaus Cachay und Ansgar Thiel: Soziologie des Sports. Zur Ausdifferenzierung und Entwicklungsdynamik des Sports der modernen Gesellschaft
  101. Opportunity Cost
  102. Substitutes
  103. Assessing Consumer Reactions with Neuroscientific Measurements
  104. Cost-Plus Pricing
  105. Demand-Oriented Pricing
  106. Expenditures on Sport Products and Services
  107. Facilities Financing
  108. Facilities Management
  109. Facility Planning, Sports
  110. For-Profit Organization
  111. Geodemographic Segmentation
  112. Geographic Segmentation, Sport
  113. Germany
  114. League Sponsorship Rights
  115. Marketing Objective
  116. Marketing of Sports
  117. Not-for-Profit Organization
  118. Objectives, Sponsorship
  119. Participant Market Segmentation
  120. Price Ceilings
  121. Sponsorship
  122. Sponsorship Valuation
  123. Sponsorships: Sole, Presenting, and Co-Sponsor
  124. Sport Opportunities and Local Well-being: Is Sport a Local Amenity?
  125. Sports Organizing Bodies
  126. Sports Tourism Marketing
  127. The Economics of Sport Policy
  128. Unique Selling Proposition
  129. Volunteers