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Trevor Slack
Routledge
The Commercialisation of Sport
Partnerships between Local Government Sport and Leisure Departments and the Commercial Sector: Changes, Complexities and Consequences
Authors

Lucie Thibault; Lisa M. Kikulis; Wendy Frisby

ARI Id

1666158215732_14910577

Access

Open/Free Access

Pages

144-165

DOI

10.4324/9780203494264-18

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PART I: THE SPORTS INDUSTRY
30-30
Sport in the Late Capitalist Moment
31-57
The Sporting Goods Industry: From Struggling Entrepreneurs to National Businesses to Transnational Corporations
George H. Sage
58-80
Sports Globalisation, the State and the Problem of Governance
Barrie Houlihan
81-100
PART II: THE PUBLIC SECTOR AND THE COMMERCIALISATION OF SPORT
101-101
Government Subsidisation of Canadian Professional Sport Franchises: A Risky Business1
David Whitson; Jean Harvey; Marc Lavoie
102-126
Private Control of a Civic Asset: The Winners and Losers from North America’s Experience with Four Major Leagues for Professional Team Sport
Mark Rosentraub
127-143
Partnerships between Local Government Sport and Leisure Departments and the Commercial Sector: Changes, Complexities and Consequences
Lucie Thibault; Lisa M. Kikulis; Wendy Frisby
144-165
PART III: THE COMMERCIALISATION OF ‘AMATEUR’ SPORT
166-166
Piercing the Veil of Amateurism: Commercialisation, Corruption and US College Sports
167-187
Strategic Responses to Institutional Pressures for Commercialisation: A Case Study of an English Rugby Union Club
Danny O’Brien and Trevor Slack
188-208
Commercialisation of the Modern Olympics
Tara Magdalinski; John Nauright
209-228
PART IV: TELEVISION AND THE COMMERCIALISATION OF SPORT
229-229
Media Sport, Globalisation and the Challenges to Commercialisation: Sport Advertising and Cultural Resistance in Aotearoa/New Zealand
Steven J. Jackson; Andrew Grainger; Richard Batty
230-247
Televised Sport in a Global Consumer Age
Michael Silk
248-268
Media Ownership of Teams: The Latest Stage in the Commercialisation of Team Sports
Bill Gerrard
269-286
PART V: SPORT SPONSORSHIP
287-287
‘Money for Nothing and Your Cheques for Free?’1 A Critical Perspective on Sport Sponsorship
288-305
Spectator Sporf s Strange Bedfellows: The Commercial Sponsorship of Sporting Events to Promote Tobacco, Alcohol and Lotteries
306-325
Let the Market Decide: Sport Sponsorship and its Implications for Moral Autonomy
Michael K. Mauws
326-341
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