Consuming Football: The Norwegian Experience, the English Impact, and the Possibilities of Interdisciplinary Research
by Ingar Mehus & Guy Osborn
Vol. 1 2010, pages 89–113
Published October 13, 2010
Abstract
The article adopts as its point of departure an interdisciplinary approach to sports study, and celebrates the cross-pollination of disciplines. Specifically, it...
The Role of Gender, Enjoyment, Perceived Physical Activity Competence, and Fundamental Movement Skills as...
by Sami Kalaja, Timo Jaakkola, Jarmo Liukkonen & Anthony Watt
Vol. 1 2010, pages 69–887
Published April 21, 2010
Abstract
The aim of the study was to investigate the relationships between enjoyment, perceived physical activity competence, fundamental movement skills,...
Does Elite Sport Develop Mass Sport? A Norwegian Case Study
by Dag Vidar Hanstad & Eivind Å. Skille
Vol. 1 2010, pages 51–68
Published March 31, 2010
Abstract
The notion that elite sport generates mass sport,seems to be a social fact among many and influential members of the...
Dansk eliteidræts konkurrenceevne: Resultater, målemetoder og investeringer
by Rasmus K. Storm & Klaus Nielsen
Vol. 1 2010, pages 27–49
Published March 31, 2010
Abstract
The competitiveness of Danish Elite Sports: Results, Measurement and Policy
In the Nordic countries, national investments in elite sports have become a...
The “Norwegian Soccer Wonder”: A Game Theoretic Approach
by Kjetil K. Haugen
Vol. 1 2010, pages 1–16
Published March 31, 2010
Abstract
This paper proposes a simple game theoretic framework for analyzing strategic choices in soccer matches. This framework is applied in order to explain the...