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Journal articles on the topic "Gouvernance du sport"
Clémençon, Jean-Paul. "Quelle gouvernance pour le sport professionnel ?" Les Cahiers de l'INSEP 42, no. 1 (2008): 150–54. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/insep.2008.1008.
Full textChappelet, Jean-Loup. "La lutte pour la gouvernance du sport mondial." Hérodote N° 192, no. 1 (January 1, 2024): 11–29. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/her.192.0011.
Full textVerschuuren, Pim. "Le sport hors-jeu : crise et futur de la gouvernance du sport international." Revue internationale et stratégique 102, no. 2 (2016): 155. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/ris.102.0155.
Full textHARFOUF, Soulaiman, and Mourad MADRANE. "Sport universitaire au Maroc." Journal of Quality in Education 12, no. 20 (December 16, 2022): 111–23. http://dx.doi.org/10.37870/joqie.v12i20.330.
Full textHonta, Marina. "L’État, le marché et les pratiques locales." Articles 30, no. 3 (May 16, 2012): 75–97. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1009183ar.
Full textQuin, Grégory. "Former des « profs de gym » ou promouvoir les sciences du sport ? Les formations ‘initiales’ des enseignant·e·s d’éducation physique en Suisse entre fédéralisme, universitarisation et sportivisation (1972-1995)." Swiss Journal of Educational Research 45, no. 2 (September 27, 2023): 101–11. http://dx.doi.org/10.24452/sjer.45.2.2.
Full textCaprais, Annabelle. "L’utile, le juste et l’efficace. La justification parlementaire relative à la discrimination positive dans la direction du sport." Staps N° 144, no. 1 (April 24, 2024): 75–92. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/sta.144.0075.
Full textBourg, Jean-François. "Dopage et mondialisation financière du sport : ce que nous apprend l’analyse économique !" Drogues, santé et société 15, no. 1 (October 31, 2016): 66–84. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1037784ar.
Full textCardin, Lise, Daphné Bolz, and Jean Saint-Martin. "Jadwiga Folliot ou la diffusion d’une pratique semi-professionnelle dans le hand-ball français amateur de la fin des années 1970." Sport History Review 51, no. 2 (November 1, 2020): 243–62. http://dx.doi.org/10.1123/shr.2019-0016.
Full textCharles, Erwann, and Thierry Sauvin. "Quand un label révèle un autre modèle de développement." Tourisme cynégétique et halieutique 32, no. 1 (June 9, 2016): 38–46. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1036652ar.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Gouvernance du sport"
Bouchard, Donald. "Politiques du sport, mondialisation, régionalisation et gouvernance: Une étude comparative de quatre pays du Commonwealth." Thesis, University of Ottawa (Canada), 2003. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/26451.
Full textLopez, Clément. "L'articulation entre les politiques sportives fédérales et locales : une analyse des enjeux de pouvoir par la sociologie de l'action publique dans le contexte de "réforme" de la gouvernance du sport en France." Electronic Thesis or Diss., université Paris-Saclay, 2022. http://www.theses.fr/2022UPASW002.
Full textThis work questions the articulation between federal and local sport policies, considered as a component of sport’ multi-level governance. It seeks to identify the topics, scales and factors which characterize federal-local relations. To do so, this doctoral thesis strongly draws from inductive methods, insofar as it aims to “dive into the heart” of these relations, in different contexts and levels.A first part takes place in a context of reform of the French governance of sport, instituted in 2018. It justifies to analyze the role played by the groups which represent federal and local sporting interests in this process. A second part questions national sports federations and local authorities’ bilateral relations: notably the determinants of their collaborations and conflicts. It develops a framework which suggests to analyze these relationships as an interactive process operating in a specific local context. It identifies the collaboration’s leveraging factors, e.g. the hosting of major events or the social profile of political leaders. The results have been confronted with a case study of the SaintQuentin-en-Yvelines Agglomeration’ sport policy, because of its partnerships contracted with the French federations of Cycling and Golf. The study treats the partnerships as a “product” of the local sport policy. With the cases of the Olympic Games and the Ryder Cup, this work puts in light the paradoxical role of major sporting event on local sport development. It leverages – opening a policy window – the ability for a national federation and a local authority to collaborate, while it opens new constraints for the structuration of these partnerships in the long run
Alem, Amr. "Globalisation de l'écosystème sportif : les parties prenantes entre héritages politiques, régulations juridiques et enjeux économiques." Thesis, Normandie, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020NORMC019.
Full textFrom ancient times, Greek cities saw their heroes, between two editions of the Olympic Games, move from one city to another. At the beginning of the 20th century, with the emergence of the Sport Movement, specific questions were raised about nationality, as one of the fundamental elements in the construction of the sports system. These questions have become all the more recurrent over the last two decades, in the wake of a general globalization of the world economy and the rise in political, legal and economic issues surrounding sport. How does the globalized ecosystem of sport reexamine the concept of nationality? Does it confirm its propensity to erase it, like other market sectors? In order to examine this question, this thesis considers nationality as both a unit of measurement of the globalization of the sports ecosystem and one of its strategic resources. Each stakeholder tries to capture it for its own benefit, around two main functions: the representativeness of national teams through the eligibility criteria adopted by the international federations; the implementation of quotas of foreign players in the club teams -notably with a view to protecting local teams- although largely defeated by the Bosman ruling. Using a dual quantitative and qualitative methodology, this question has been cleared up in order to study the political legacies, legal regulations and economic stakes that have traced its lineaments to the present day. Thus, the first part of this work deals with the institutional aspect through the evolution of sport and the governance of its authorities and states on this issue, while the second part looks at the strategies for capturing the value of nationality by national teams and clubs. Finally, a prospective reading of what the sport-nationality relationship would be tomorrow was provided, reinforced by an original proposal for a regulation supporting the establishment of an autonomous and universal sports nationality
Feuillet, Antoine. "Fondements et conséquences de l'action collective entre contributeurs et bénéficiaires : modalités de génération, de répartition et d'utilisation des revenus dans le sport professionnel." Thesis, Normandie, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019NORMC234.
Full textThe distribution of revenue in professional sport is most often associated in the literature on sports economics with the measure of its impact on competitive balance (Késenne, 2000; Szymanski & Késenne, 2004; Peeters, 2012). This thesis considers the distribution of revenue in relation to collective action beyond its impact as a regulatory tool. The problematic of the thesis relates to the importance of revenue distribution at the organisational network level in the case of professional sports leagues (PSL). Our approach characterises the revenue process in the PSL: mutualisation, generation, negotiation, distribution and utilisation. Our quantitative results are supported by interviews with stakeholders show: the strategic nature of the sports rights market (winner’s curse); the political dimension of income distribution through the study of governance and conflicts but also a study in individual sports (Superstars take all); the contingency of strategic choices to resources that illustrates networks of actors engaged in both competitive and cooperative relationships (coopetition)
Huiszoon, Paul. "La fidélité des spectateurs envers les organisations sportives : la création d'un nouveau système de gestion des relations avec les spectateurs." Thesis, Lyon, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019LYSE1061/document.
Full textThe rationale of the study is to broaden the knowledge on the contemporary sport spectator’s relationships with sports teams and sport governing bodies. By including the spectator, the team, and the governing body in a holistic Fan-Relationship- Management-Model, this study gives insights in the formation of loyalty within the spectator-team-governing body-triad. A structural equation modelling approach is used to test, refine and validate the model among samples of four hundred fifty-five and five hundred five football spectators from France and Germany. Further, a latent profile analysis is implemented to uncover spectator profiles based on a two- dimensional loyalty conceptualisation. Additional latent profile analyses with covariates from the model, allow identifying variables that facilitate profile belongingness. The final model revealed major country-specific differences in the relationships within the spectator-team-governing body-triad. In both samples we found non-loyal, latent loyal, and loyal spectators. For France, however, satisfaction and trust do not contribute to loyalty; a notable contradiction to the established marketing literature. This study is useful to appreciate a sport governing body’s role in the spectator-team relationship. Also, it offers new perspectives on spectator profiles and encourages the implementation of a credibility variable when investigating relationship management in sports. Overall, the study’s holistic approach in analysing relationships and loyalty is unique in the sport marketing literature
Allogho-Nze, Célestin. "Etude de l’organisation et du fonctionnement des institutions sportives au Gabon : genèse et analyse prospective d'une politique publique." Thesis, Bordeaux 2, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011BOR21838/document.
Full textPhysical activities and games are part of universal culture, and mostly of humanity. African populations had to give up theirs with the creation of modern sports during the settlement era. Physical activities and traditional games in Gabon had mostly a practical aim, going from physical training for teenagers to community service, to leisure activities for all, just like dances during memorial events or initiatory and ritual ceremonies. These activities have disappeared because the colonial policy was to depreciate native practices, by promoting western culture that included sports.We have presented some traditional games in Gabon on the basis of a study we started a few years ago, because we may have found though this study a suggestion we would make, to revitalize and diversify Sport and Physical Activities (SPA) in the school area in Gabon. Indeed, contrary to western sports, traditional games in Gabon have a fewer equipment needs. Moreover, equipment and instruments needed for their practice are located around the area of practice. And we have demonstrated that if SPA disappear from schedules in Gabonese schools, this is mainly due to a high cost for sport didactic equipment as today, sport is the main part of the SPA schedules.We have also presented Gabon traditional games to draw Gabonese Authorities attention to the risk that this category of national cultural patrimony may disappear. We did it as we think that in a globalization context in which each entity promotes its cultural identity and aims at making durable its traditions, Gabon could have its own identity thanks to its traditional physical activities. And it could also use it as a reference for a part of its history.After we informed the existence of traditional games in Gabon, we found it appropriate to mention the sport that replaced them, its meaning, its expansion and its international organization.But what is sport exactly, if we refer to many definitions suggested by different authors? We can order these definitions through specialties. This shows how complicated it is to evaluate this phenomenon. Besides, nowadays we can find sport practices and their corollaries nearly everywhere in social life.Gabon, such as many African countries being former colonies from France, is going to inherit practices and sport structures from its colonizer. However, Gabon is short of sport executives and technicians, equipment and facilities are precarious and insufficient. Realistic sport policies have to be set up, and a long-term projection has to be considered. On the contrary, Gabonese authorities may choose high-level sport to the detriment of school and leisure sport, which are, according to us, real basis of sport policies to guarantee continuous and lasting results.The main issue of this study is about the functioning and productivity of sport institutions introduced by the State to bring prestige and Gabon influence at an international level. To realize this study, we had to notice insufficient results, generally speaking, in Gabonese sport. So, studies were made around the three groups of institutions dealing with public policies and sport destiny.They led us to the State central administration, and we studied the organization and functioning of the Sport Department, its external services and trust organs. Then we studied the second public actor in the sport management in Gabon, which are territory collectivities, and we noticed that their role remains really symbolic, in their failure to enforce the law on decentralization. The third actor or group of actors we studied in this research is the Gabonese Olympic movement, which organization is recommended by the international sport institutions. And we reminded this global sport hierarchy.Gabon that became independent on the 17th of August 1960, and that tries out multipartite democracy since 1990, is a politically stable and wealth country. These two assets could have helped to develop sport. On the contrary, some sport federations only exist thanks to their name; school sport and the SPE are to disappear from schedules. Sport equipment is insufficient. Training and research are wasted. During official events, Gabonese teams performances are quite below-average.Some political scientists claim that if society has to be transformed, it has to start with the institutions, authorities for negotiation between politic elites and citizens. If the possibility is acceptable, what is the role of sport institutions in this perspective in Gabon? Sport institutions in Gabon do not seem to have reached their targets if we look at the numerous internal frictions, constant irregularities in their functioning, and insufficiencies in their current sport performances in official events. These sport institutions live the democratic experience in order to reestablish State authority, to release creative energies, to protect populations’ rights, and to promote Gabon global development?With regard to the recent political views, a change could get under way
Alkhuzami, Alaa. "Changement du statut du club du football, procédure et effet. Étude comparée entre l'Arabie Saoudite et la France." Thesis, Université Côte d'Azur, 2022. http://www.theses.fr/2022COAZ0024.
Full textSport gradually all areas of society to become a real industry: Revolution in the world of sports product companies, new training courses sport management, the explosion of sports tourism, sports advertising, international event organization etc.It suffers from several ills that make the stakes more and more growing. Considering its importance in the socio-economic landscape, sports management seeks to develop itself as a recent scientific discipline. In this way, it seems to us eminently crucial to examine the particularities of the management of sports organizations. Sports law offers certain avenues for confronting the challenges that condition the success of organizations and their performance. This contribution seeks to understand the singularities of management of sports organizations
Vincent, Robert. "Les fédérations sportives françaises. Analyse par la gouvernance." Thesis, Limoges, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019LIMO0059.
Full textThanks to the notions of power and network, an analysis by governance presents the French federations as autonomous sports institutions essential for the development of sport in France. They have their own prerogatives enabling them to carry out their economic and social functions. While they were originally set up to regulate national competitions, today they also act as economic agents by operating their sporting events and participating in the development of professional activities in competitive and consumer sport. To fulfil their functions, federations surprisingly adopt a standardised structure despite the freedom of association they enjoy. All tend to reproduce the same model superposing organs, even if some begin to emancipate themselves by adapting to their realities through responsible actions. But the autonomy of the French federations does not mean that they are independent. Their powers can only really be expressed after accepting the dependence on the powers of other public and private actors organising sport in networks. They accept that the State be presented as their guardian by the issuance of an approval and a delegation of ministerial powers. Nevertheless, this administration criticized because of a state law that has become inadequate, leads to the possibility of another type of relationship. But this new cooperation envisaged will be more relevant if it also integrates the dependence of French sports federations on transnational and national actors of the sports order. Indeed, they have an interest in receiving the power of international federations and the influence of other transnational actors and transferred regulators
Senaux, Benoît. "Gouvernance, identité et changement institutionnel : le cas du football professionnel." Paris 10, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA100055.
Full textProfessional football clubs exhibit characteristics similar of many organisations, only in a more pronounced way. Through their study, this thesis aims to offer an original perspective on issues of corporate governance and organisational identity in a changing institutional environment. Part I analyses the dynamics of clubs' governance and emphasises the importance of urgency, which is accentuated by the strong media coverage of the field. It also underlines the existence of identity-related claims that are caused by a change of institutional logic. Part II shows how some actors made this change possible by actively redefining the boundary of their field both through discourse and the setting up of proto-institutions. Finally, Part III highlights how management tools and a reinterpretation of past failures have allowed organisational identity to adapt to this new logic. It also insists on the importance of 'sameness' which constitutes the core layers of identity
Caprais, Annabelle. "La place et le rôle des femmes dans la gouvernance des fédérations sportives françaises." Thesis, Bordeaux, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020BORD0200.
Full textIn 2014, law n°2014-873 “for true equality between women and men” introduced two types of gender quotas on the executive board of national sports federations. These quotas are more constraining than the previous ones and set a minimum of 25% of men and women in the composition of federal governing bodies. This thesis aims to investigate the construction of the mesure and the way how it is implemented in sports federations. It explores, in particular, the claim that there is a dearth of women sports leaders and analyses the electoral competition of governing bodies of French NSFs after the enactment of these quotas (2016-2017). For doing so, it uses the tools of strategic analysis and a renewed perspective which takes into account the contributions of the sociology of gender (Crozier & Friedberg, 1977; Laufer, 2010). The research employs mixed methods. It consists in a quantitative study conducted on 107 NSFs and a qualitative investigation conducted on five federations (basketball, rugby XIII, cycling, UFOLEP and dance). Overall, electoral competition for most executive boards is very limited and most of the candidates were elected. Quantitative figures suggest that there is no voting bias against women and that the lack of female candidates is rare, but the interviews confirmed the a priori role of networks. Some federations elaborate strategies of resistance and/or circumvention of the law. They limit the application of the measure through ex-officio members or the creation of additional boards, and consider quotas as a maximum. Despite these features and sports federations’ resistance, women’s representation in sport governance is increasing significantly - more than in the last twenty years. However, few of them manage to influence the decision-making process of sports federations yet