Routledge Handbook Of Sport And Corporate Social Responsibility (foundations Of Sport Management)

Synopsis

The Routledge Handbook Fo Sport And Corporate Social Responsibility (csr) Is The First Book To Offer A Comprehensive Survey Of Theories And Concepts Of Csr As Applied To Sport, And The Social, Ethical And Environmental Aspects Of Sport Business And Management. It Offers An Overview Of Perspectives And Approaches To Csr In Sport, Examines The Unique Features Of The Sport Industry In Relation To Csr, Explores The Tools, Models, Common Pitfalls And Examples Of Best Practice On Which Managers Can Draw, And Discusses How Csr And Corporate Citizenship Can Be Integrated Into The Sport Management Curriculum. -- From The Back Cover Of The Book. Machine Generated Contents Note: Pt. I Theoretical Perspectives On Csr In Sport -- 1.perspectives On Social Responsibility In Sport / Richard Wolfe -- 2.csr In Sport: Who Benefits? / Berit Skirstad -- 3.viewing Csr Through Sport From A Critical Perspective: Failing To Address Gross Corporate Misconduct? / Roger Levermore -- 4.teaching Csr: Considerations For Sport Management Education / Eli Wolff -- Pt. Ii Implementing Csr In Sport -- 5.social Responsibility And Livestrong / Danny O'brien -- 6.getting The Tactics Right: Implementing Csr In English Football / Christos Anagnostopoulos -- 7.csr And Environmental Responsibility: The Case Of Ncaa Athletic Departments / Jonathan Casper -- 8.environmental Csr Practices Within The Asian Sport Event Industry: A Case Study Of The Beijing Olympics / Hai Li -- 9.incorporating Accessibility And Disability In The Manchester United Culture And Organization As Part Of Their Csr Policies / Juan Luis Paramio-salcines Edited By Juan Luis Paramio-salcines, Kathy Babiak And Geoff Walters. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.