Directory of Sport Science 6th Edition | International Council of Sport S... https://www.icsspe.org/bookshop/latest-publications-individual-publicati... Like 1 1 of 1 23/04/2014 2:35 PM 0 ICSSPE ISBN 0-99-006293-7 ~HUMAN KINETICS British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data A catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library Directory of Sport Science, 6th Edition All rights reserved. Except for use in a review, no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means now know or hereafter invented without the prior written permission of the publisher. This book may not be lent, resold, hired out or otherwise disposed of by way of trade in form, binding or cover other than that which is published, without the prior written consent of the publisher. © 20!3 by ICSSPE Editors: Herbert Haag, Kari Keskinen and Margaret Talbot Managing Editors: Katrin Koenen and Jael Krestan Printed in 20!3 Distribution Partner Human Kinetics CONTENTS Part I. Introduction ........................................................................... 7 Foreword ................................................................................................................ 9 ICSSPE ................................................................................................................... 11 Preface ................................................................................................................... 13 Biographies ............................................................................................................. 15 Part II. Fundamental Academic Disciplines of Sport Science ............... 33 Sport Biomechanics ................................................................................................ 35 Sport and Exercise Medicine .................................................................................. 45 Sport and Exercise Physiology ................................................................................. 59 Sport and Exercise Psychology ................................................................................ 67 Sport History ........................................................................................................... 79 Sport Pedagogy ...................................................................................................... 89 Sport Philosophy ..................................................................................................... 101 Sociology of Sport ................................................................................................... 113 Part Ill. Academic Disciplines with Professional Orientation ................. 121 Adapted Physical Activity Science ............................................................................ 123 Equipment and Facilities in .Sport ............................................................................. 133 Kinanthropometry ................................................................................................... 139 Physical Education .................................................................................................. 149 Athletic Training and Therapy/Physiotherapy ........................................................... 161 "' Motor Behaviour: Motor Development, Motor Control and Motor learning ................. 171 Sport Economics ..................................................................................................... 183 Sports law .............................................................................................................. 195 Sport Management. ................................................................................................. 211 Sport Governance ................................................................................................... 223 Part IV. Multi-disciplinary Thematic Areas .......................................... 231 Comparative Physical Education and Sport .............................................................. 233 Sport and Doping .................................................................................................... 245 Health Enhancing Physical Activity in the Context of Health Promotion ...................... 253 Sport and Development ........................................................................................... 265 Sport and Human Rights .......................................................................................... 277 Sport Information ................................................................................................... 285 Sport and Talent ..................................................................................................... 301 Sport for All ............................................................................................................ 311 Child Maltreatment in Sport..................................................................................... 321 Part V. Sport Science Careers .......................................................... 337 Occupations and Careers in Sport Science ............................................................... 339 Introduction 9 FOREWORD Even though Sport Science is young as a science when compared to the so called fundamental or pure basic sciences like biology, chemistry, education, mathematics, physics etc., the research traditions and the bodies of knowledge have become well-established. Characteristically, Sport Science leans on knowledge and scientific methodology that have originally been developed by fundamental sciences. In fact Sport Science is not a single science, rather a vastly heterogeneous family of sciences which share the same area of research interest: Sport and Physical Activities. Therefore, instead of Sport Science one might properly speak about Sport Sciences. While a common model for all Sport Sciences has not yet been established, we can say with confidence that Sport Science research tends to be multi-disciplinary in nature and its scope of interest is extensive. The International Council of Sport Science and Physical Education (ICSSPE) is committed to promoting Sport Science through its activities worldwide. The primary objectives of ICSSPE are to: l. encourage international cooperation in the field of Sport Science 2. facilitate differentiation in Sport Science whilst promoting integration of various branches and 3. make scientific knowledge of Sport Science and physical education available. Since its first version (Vade Mecum, 1998) the Directories of Sport Science have consistently served these three objectives. Like its predecessors, the 6'h Edition is constructed so that it is easy to become acquainted with the world of the Sport Sciences. The main difference between this and previous editions is that the different scientific disciplines have been arranged into two main categories: first, Fundamental Academic Disciplines of Sport Science, as presented in Chapter II, and second, Academic Disciplines with Professional Orientation, as presented in Chapter Ill. This division acknowledges the different roles of fundamental and applied sciences. Fundamental Sport Sciences develop basic knowledge and research methodology' that seek to describe basic laws and phenomena, having less emphasis on practical applications, whilst offering a common set of concepts, constructs and theories which can be applied as appropriate. The authors of the chapters are all experts in their field. The Editors greatly appreciate their most valuable contribution to the Directory and are grateful to those authors who laid the basis for the earlier directories by writing the previous versions of individual chapters. The Editors emphasise that there is no copyright for single authors to the knowledge presented here. Rather, it is hoped that the scientific community will collectively develop the presented material still further. The Editors also acknowledge Katrin Koenen, the Publications Manager of ICSSPE, for her most dedicated work in preparing this Directory for publication. Lastly, the Editors welcome Human Kinetics Publishers' collaboration with ICSSPE in publishing this Edition. 10 Part I While Sport Science is in an ever-diversifying state, it is likely that the 7" Edition of the Directory of Sport Science will be published in a few more years. In the meantime, the Editors hope you enjoy reading and using this edition for the benefit of Sport Science and its students, scholars and researchers. The Editors Herbert Haag (GER) - Kari l. Keskinen (FIN) -Margaret Talbot (UK) Introduction II THE INTERNATIONAl COUNCil OF SPORT SCIENCE AND PHYSICAl EDUCATION (ICSSPE} Over 50 years of Science, Service and Advocacy The International Council of Sport Science and Physical Education (ICSSPE) is the world's prominent network of sport, sport science and physical education. The organisation was created in Paris, France, in 1958, by a group of well-known and acknowledged researchers who saw it as important that a globally operating organisation would represent the growing and diverse field of sport science. The intention of those participating in the creation of this organisation was to initiate research and disseminate findings from sport science, and to promote their practical application in cultural and educational contexts for the benefits of sport and human society. The advantage was seen in the efficient cooperation of scientific disciplines to react to complex developments in sport,