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Institutional Maintenance and Disruption, and the Resultant Identity Regulation in the North American Field of Men’s Professional Ice Hockey: An Examination of Organizational Control and Preparedness for Athletic Career Retirement by Andre Michael Andrijiw A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Faculty of Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation University of Alberta © Andre Michael Andrijiw, 2019 ii Abstract Following a significant commitment of time, energy, and role identification, athletes retiring from sport may experience any number of difficulties, including emotional distress, diminished subjective well-being, and identity disruption. These difficulties may be particularly acute for those who hold a salient athletic identity. Notwithstanding an expansive body of literature on the subject of sport career cessation, few works have examined how athletic identities have been constructed, maintained, and/or transformed by managers and organizations. Providing a compelling case for just such an examination was the North American field of men’s professional ice hockey. The field, composed of the National Hockey League, two lower-level affiliates, and a number of related organizations, has long supported the development of athletic identities. This support, despite its service to the achievement of athletic outcomes, has marginalized personal development, complicated the process of sport career cessation, and triggered the introduction of several interventions. In turn, the several questions arose: how have managers and organizations in the field regulated athletic and non-athletic identities; and how might such regulation affect preparation for the process of sport career cessation. To answer these questions, an interpretive study, informed by Alvesson and Willmott’s (2002) concept of identity regulation was undertaken. As part of the study, interviews were conducted with players/alumni (n = 3); and managers from the National Hockey League (n = 1), National Hockey League Players’ Association (n = 1), Professional Hockey Players’ Association (n = 1); Core Development and Career Enhancement Programs (n = 3); and seven National/American Hockey League teams (n = 7; N = 16). In addition, 3902 documents (primarily in the form of online articles, from the aforementioned organizations) were reviewed. iii Analysis of the data revealed that regulation entailed the construction and maintenance of a salient and bipartite athletic identity; a largely self-directed, non-sporting alternative; and a nascent merger between the two. Consistent with Alvesson and Willmott’s (2002) conceptualization, each of the identities was defined by multiple motives, sets of values and characteristics, and bodies of knowledge and skill. Building upon the conceptualization, the analysis revealed that organizations fostered identity adherence and performance, to varying degrees, through scouting, monitoring, evaluation, and enforcement; explicit conveyances; auxiliary resource allocation; exemplars; awards/rewards; routinization; and publicity. Attempts of identity disruption/change, moreover, were subject to insulative measures. The study ultimately found that the product of regulation, and the organizational practices that undergirded as much, was an eminent athletic identity, one that could continue to complicate the process of sport career cessation. To limit the deleterious nature and occurrence of transition- related difficulties, it was suggested that manager continue to challenge extant regulation practices, and/or employ as much in novel manners. In these ways, broader identities, conducive to the process of athletic career retirement, and the long-term well-being of individuals, may be developed. iv Preface This thesis is an original work by Andre Michael Andrijiw. The research project, of which this thesis is a part, received research ethics approval from the University of Alberta Research Ethics Board, Project Name “Identity Regulation in the North American Field of Men’s Professional Ice Hockey”, Pro00071595, May 15, 2017. v Dedication To the many students who fostered a further curiosity about life, and inspired a love for teaching: Andre Abayof, Mykala Abel, Daniel Aiello, Trevor Aime, Emily Ainsley, Steven Ainsley, Gareth Allen-Symmons, David Almeida, Kevin Alp, Tyler Amodeo, Shannon Anderson, Pamela Andrews, Chris Arnold, Anthony Arnone, Keegan Atack, Michelle Atkins, Michael Atkinson, Megan Axenchuk, Cameron Baguley, Michael Barbin, Ian Barnett, Alessandro Barreca, Jessica Barrett, Steve Barry, Ian Barteaux, Nick Baskerville, Jillian Basterash, Max Bell, Meghan Belrose, Andrew Belton, Jennifer Bertrand, Jed Bick, Emma Biesenthal, David Bin, Michelle Blaha, Ben Blain, Zach Blain, Lindsay Blake, Mike Blondin, Bryan Blue, Kris Boomhouwer, 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