Sport Management Association of Australia and New Zealand Book of Abstracts
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Sport Management Association of Australia and New Zealand 4-6 December 2019 Christchurch, New Zealand Book of Abstracts 2 Note: the ‘Best Paper’ and ‘Best Student Paper’ are featured first; the remaining abstracts are in alphabetical order according to the lead author’s last name. Table of Contents Antecedents and Outcomes of Employee Engagement in Nonprofit Sport Organizations ................................. 5 Sport for Social Cohesion: Exploring Management and Impacts ......................................................................... 6 Body Esteem and Athleisure: The Mediating Role of Conspicuous Consumption ............................................... 7 The Stepping Stone: An Ethnographical Exploration into how Immigrants Access and Utilize Community Sport .................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Sports and Soft Power: An integrated Literature Review .................................................................................... 9 The experiences of sport officials: Commitment & Perceptions of Organisational Support ............................. 10 Making sense of the potential rebrand of the Crusaders .................................................................................. 11 Do Australian Sporting Bodies Owe a Special Duty Of Care Towards Elite Athletes? ........................................ 12 Factors Affecting Sports Volunteer Participation: Leisure Constraints Negotiation Process in Sports Volunteering............................................................................................................................................. 13 Regular Sport-Related Mobility and the Environment: A Mapping and Measuring Exercise ............................ 14 The Travel Career Progression and Constraints of Rock Climbers: A Mixed Methods Approach ...................... 15 Stakeholder Analysis of the Evolving Professionalism of Clubs within China’s National Basketball League (NBL) .................................................................................................................................................................. 16 Gender, Race, and Stereotypes in NCAA Coaching ............................................................................................ 17 Exploring the value created through a charity sport event: A multiple stakeholder perspectives ................... 18 Gender, Race, and Incivility among Sport Employees ........................................................................................ 19 A Life-stories Investigation into Leaders in Sport............................................................................................... 20 Mud, Obstacles, Events, and Travel: The Pursuit of Travel Careers in Obstacle Course Racing ........................ 21 Conscientious objection: Professional athletes, sponsorship and acts of dissociation ..................................... 22 Health, sport and/or physical activity: Implications for sport management, and policy ................................... 23 The evolution and formation of logics: a case study of the AFLW ..................................................................... 24 Facilitating the academic learning of student-athletes ...................................................................................... 25 The Changing Football Policy for Foreign Players and Under 23 players in Chinese Super League (2004 to 2019): Time to focus on domestic development? ................................................................................... 26 An investigation of sport event participation and wellbeing in Qatar ............................................................... 27 The Legacy of the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games Internship Program on Student Learning .................... 28 Experience and Inspiration of Transformation from Iron and Steel Industrial Park to Sports Industrial Park .. 29 Walking the gender equity talk’ in sport management pedagogy to transform future leaders: Developing a feminist appreciative inquiry framework for action research ................................................................. 30 An applicability of the SPLISS model to national sport organisation ................................................................. 31 Service innovation in the Victorian golf industry – how does it (not) work? ..................................................... 32 I Like that Character: How to Improve the Attitudes towards Mascots and Sport Teams ................................ 33 3 Social Legacies from Sport Volunteering in Auckland: Interrelationships of Serious Leisure, Social Capital, and Perceived Volunteer’s Happiness ............................................................................................................ 34 Sport as an Analogy to Teach Life Skills and Redefine Moral Values: A Case Study of the ‘Seedbeds of Peace’ Sport-for-Development Programme in Medellin, Colombia ................................................................... 35 Evolution of amateurism in New Zealand sport ................................................................................................. 36 Governance Practices in Canadian National Sport Organizations ..................................................................... 37 Muslim Women Esports Consumption .............................................................................................................. 38 Do Women Need to Bleed? - Breaking the Silence ............................................................................................ 39 Athlete XYZ: The World Anti-Doping Code and the Recreational Athlete ......................................................... 40 Exploring the design thinking alignment of a professional sport club ............................................................... 41 The role of socialising agents for Kiwi sport fans ............................................................................................... 42 Smart Stadium Development - An empirical evaluation of the visitor’s perspective ........................................ 43 Innovative Approach to Media Training: Athlete media training using the manga case method ..................... 45 Building knowledge on the intangible legacies of large-scale sport events ...................................................... 46 The gender implication of the World Anti-Doping Policy in sport: A qualitative study ..................................... 47 Representing the Rugby World Cup in Japan: A Cross-National Analysis of Media Coverage........................... 48 Sport organizations and media interaction: A football case .............................................................................. 49 Young elite athletes competing in their home countries: Home advantage or media generated performance pressure? .................................................................................................................................................. 50 Funding women’s semi-professional sport: Women’s participation in betting on netball................................ 51 Construction of Governance Model of China Sports Derivatives Market Based on Stakeholders .................... 52 The Impact of Environmental Damage on Recreational Benefits in Bicycle Tourism ........................................ 53 Governance Convergence in Indian Sport .......................................................................................................... 54 “A knight is sworn to valor”: A rhetorical analysis of the Newcastle Knights “Be the Player” marketing campaign .................................................................................................................................................. 55 Gender Equality Achieved Through Love: promoting an Ethics of Care [EoC] Approach in Football (FFA) ....... 56 Sport coaches, mindfulness, and recovery from work demands ....................................................................... 57 Stakeholder Salience in the eSports Network and Governance Model in the UK and Australia: A Comparative Analysis..................................................................................................................................................... 58 Here Today, Gone Tomorrow: Experiences of Youth who Responded to an Event Leveraging Initiative ......... 59 Kicking Goals for Western Sydney: Fan Engagement and Experience at Bankwest Stadium ............................ 60 The Reality of Inclusion in Sport for Individuals on the Autistic Spectrum: What Does It Look Like? ............... 61 A Systematic Literature Review of Leader Succession in Sporting Organisations ............................................. 62 Connecting with Place and Others through Extraordinary Experiences: An Autoethnographic Approach ....... 63 Sport Sponsorship Decisions – The Influence of Managers’ Personal Objectives on Sponsorship Decision- Making ...................................................................................................................................................... 64 How can digital reaches be capitalized in professional sports? An empirical analysis to identify monetary value bases for sponsor integration in social media communications in professional sports ................ 65 How far have we really come? Questions arising from Sport New Zealand’s Women and Girls Strategy. ......