International Journal of Sport Policy and Politics
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I. Basic Journal Info

Country

United Kingdom

Journal ISSN: 19406940, 19406959

Publisher: Taylor and Francis Ltd.

History: 2010-2021

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Scope/Description:

The International Journal of Sport Policy and Politics has three interrelated aimsto stimulate scholarly debate about the role significance and impact of public policy and contemporary politics on sportto encourage critical analysis of sport policy the sport policy process and sport politicsto publish articles that are theoretically rigorous and of interest to both scholars and practitionersEditorial StatementThe International Journal of Sport Policy and Politics publishes articles that address all aspects of sport policy and politics irrespective of academic discipline. The Editorial Board is especially keen to encourage the submission of articles that relate to one or more of the following seven broad themestheoretical contributions to analyses of the policy process for sportthe development of robust evidencebased empirical research on the impact of sport policyanalyses of the political significance of sport and the significance of sport as a political resourcethe role and influence of national and subnational government in relation to sport policythe significance of government for example as regulator resource provider and competitor for the operation of the commercial semicommercial and notforprofit sectorsthe role and significance of transnational government organisations and NGOs as political and policy actors and their impact on the international and domestic policy process for sportIn addition to Research articles the journal also publishes a series of Country Profiles intended to increase awareness of the global diversity of sport policy and politics. Most profiles are commissioned by the editorial team. However if you would be interested in preparing a country profile please contact the Editor in Chief.