All Stories

  1. Challenging ableism and disablism in English football fandom: disabled supporters and repertoires of ‘everyday resistance’
  2. Accessibility in Sport Management
  3. Introducing Accessible Sport Management
  4. Legislative Context and Venue Design
  5. Philosophical Foundations of Accessible Sport Venues
  6. Sport Events and Tourism
  7. The Consumer Journey to and from the Venue
  8. Towards Accessible and Inclusive Sport Venue Futures
  9. Welcoming People with Disability to Sport Venue Experiences
  10. Understanding mediated sports consumption by Irish children: a qualitative study exploring their exposure and understanding of gambling marketing, risks and harms
  11. Disabled people's experiences of English football fandom: Inclusion, exclusion and discrimination
  12. Strength, gender, and volunteering: the lived experiences of Para-powerlifters in the Republic of Ireland
  13. Athletes’ Perspectives of the Classification System in Para Alpine Skiing for Those With Visual Impairment
  14. Policy transition: public sector sport for development in Northern Ireland
  15. Ireland
  16. Northern Ireland: Disability Sport in a Shared Space
  17. Gambling in Sub-Saharan Africa: Traditional Forms and Emerging Technologies
  18. Routledge Handbook of Sport and COVID-19
  19. Managing sport and leisure in the era of Covid-19
  20. Exploring the accessibility of sport stadia for people with disability: towards the development of a Stadium Accessibility Scale (SAS)
  21. Ableism as a determinant of priorities for the development of disability football: a critique of European National Football Associations
  22. Bourdieu’s practice theory as a multilevel framework for exploring change in disability sport: a case study of disability cricket
  23. Female Surfers Riding the Crest of a ‘New Wave’ of Irish National Identity
  24. “Will it ever be completely safe to be in a crowd again?”: the return of disabled supporters to football stadiums during COVID-19
  25. An empirical use of organizational habitus and ethnography to explore how sport cultures are negotiated
  26. Managing organizational reputation in response to a public shaming campaign
  27. Mobilizing capacity to achieve the mainstreaming of disability sport
  28. Understanding which dimensions of organisational capacity support the vertical integration of disability football clubs
  29. Sport and underachievement among protestant youth in Northern Ireland: a boxing club case study
  30. Examining sport communications practitioners’ approaches to issues management and crisis response in Northern Ireland
  31. Using a dual-sited organizational ethnography to examine change within and between community sport organizations
  32. Managing Paralympic Bodies: The Technology of Classification and Its Impact on (Dis)abled Athletes
  33. Managing Sport Mega-Events
  34. Global Sport Business: Community Impacts of Commercial Sport
  35. The mainstreaming of disability cricket in England and Wales: Integration ‘One Game’ at a time
  36. Institutional perspectives on the implementation of disability legislation and services for Spectators with Disabilities in European professional football
  37. How can the social theory of Pierre Bourdieu assist sport management research?
  38. Managing Sport Business
  39. Sport Public Relations and Communication
  40. Olympic Cities
  41. Olympic Cities
  42. International Cases in the Business of Sport
  43. Motivations for participating in charity-affiliated sporting events
  44. The Elusive Fan Reinventing Sports in a Crowded Marketplace
  45. Considering entertainment-games websites in sports marketing: the case of Stick Cricket