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Principles of Sport Management is a subject taught at various levels to students doing a degree or diploma in Sport Management. This textbook will look at the theoretical background on various management concepts such as the sporting environmental model, SWOT analysis, planning, organising, leading and control.The content will deal extensively with the legal aspects of sport management within a South African context and cover the functional areas of management by looking at the marketing function, the financial management function and the human resource function. The text concludes with a special addition to the functional areas: event management. This textbook focuses specifically on Sport Management within a South African context and from a South African perspective. Students will look at South African examples and this will provide them with the ability to apply specific theoretical concepts to South African cases. Long and overdue study material needed in South Africa which is able to talk to the student and inform them on the relevant and main concepts of Sport Management in South Africa. Vernon Oosthuizen, NMMU.
This textbook investigates the foundational theoretical and practical principles of sport management within the specific regulatory and social framework of South Africa. The authors, a collaborative team of academics, synthesize management theory with local legal and operational contexts to provide students with a comprehensive guide to the industry. The text serves as an instructional manual for degree and diploma candidates, bridging the gap between abstract management concepts and real-world application in the South African sporting sector.
What You Will Find
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Academic reviewers identify this text as a necessary resource for filling a gap in localized South African educational material. It is regarded as a practical tool that enables students to apply theoretical management frameworks to relevant domestic case studies.
Page Count:
384
Publication Date:
2016-02-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0190400595
ISBN-13:
9780190400590
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