Journal

Journal of Sport Management, Science, Education and Practice aims to advance the study and practice of sport management by publishing high-quality research that explores the complex dynamics of the global sports industry. The journal serves as a platform for scholars, practitioners, and policymakers to engage with rigorous research findings, critical analyses, and innovative theories that address various aspects of sport management. Journal is committed to promoting the interdisciplinary nature of sport management by including research from fields such as economics, sociology, marketing, psychology, organizational behavior, and public policy.

Scope of the Journal of Sport Management, Science, Education and Practice

The Journal of Sport Management, Science, Education and Practice welcomes a wide range of research topics related to the management and administration of sport organizations and events, including but not limited to:

• Organizational Behavior and Theory: Studies examining leadership, decision-making, team dynamics, organizational culture, and change management within sport organizations.
• Marketing and Consumer Behavior: Research on sport marketing strategies, sponsorship, fan engagement, consumer behavior, and branding within the sport sector.
• Policy, Governance, and Ethics: Articles exploring sport policies, governance structures, ethical issues, and social responsibility within sport organizations and at the governmental level.
• Economics and Financial Management: Research on economic impact, financial performance, resource allocation, and revenue generation in sports.
• Sport Event and Facility Management: Studies focusing on the planning, execution, and management of sport events and facilities, including issues related to logistics, sustainability, and stakeholder engagement.
• Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: Research that examines the challenges and opportunities for promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion within sport organizations and across the industry.
• Technology and Innovation: Studies on the impact of emerging technologies (e.g., social media, data analytics, virtual reality) on sport management practices and fan experience.
• Globalization and International Sport Management: Research on the global expansion of sports, international competition, and cross-cultural management within sport organizations.
• Information technology in sport: Research and studies on the impact of information technologies (e.g. IT services, cloud, IoT, Big Data ect) in sport and sport managament.

The journal supports various research methods, including quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods approaches, to provide a comprehensive understanding of sport management challenges and opportunities. It prioritizes research that has practical implications for the sport industry, contributing to the knowledge base that informs effective management practices, policy development, and organizational success in sports.