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Join the PhD Seminar at EASM 2014

For the second time, and this year in collaboration with Coventry Business School, EASM is organizing a PhD. Student seminar prior to the annual conference. Deadline for applications is Monday the 5th of May. Please forward the message to your relevant doctoral students or friends. Besides good academic discussions and brilliant key note speakers the seminar also offers opportunity for network creation and mutual inspiration for scholars in the early stage of their career. For more information, visit http://www.easm2014.com/phd-student-seminar/general-information.html

Call for participants for the PhD Seminar prior to EASM 2014

Just as in previous years, EASM will organize a PhD student seminar during the pre-conference of EASM 2014 in Conventry. 
The seminar will take place on Monday 8 and Tuesday 9 September prior to the EASM conference and is organized in 
collaboration with the Coventry Business School. The aims of the seminar are to create networks, initiate academic 
discussions and ensure mutual stimulations and inspiration among the next generation of sport management scholars. 

This years´ key note speakers are Simon Chadwick, Barrie Houlihan, Terri Byers and Tim Breitbarth. 
Submitting and presenting a short paper is mandatory and each paper will receive feedbacks.

The deadline for application is May 5th, 2014 and the maximum number of participants is 20.

Further information about program, application procedures, venue etc. can be found here:
http://www.easm2014.com/phd-student-seminar/general-information.html

In case you have additional questions, do not hesitate contacting Ulrik Wagner at uw@sdu.dk

The participants of the 2013 PhD Seminar
The participants of the 2013 PhD Seminar
 

Call for proposals: ESMQ Special Issue 2016

ESMQ is requesting for proposals for the special issue 2016! The ESMQ board has set out the following guidelines for guest editors of forthcoming special issues.

Guest editors are invited to submit proposals for special issues. Proposals should explain the relevance of the topic, the purpose of the special issue, examples of themes and sub-themes, as well as names of potential contributors. These proposals are discussed and selected by the ESMQ board members. The DEADLINE for submissions is NOVEMBER 1st 2013.

Guest editors are expected to organize a special workshop during the following EASM conference (2014 in Coventry). This workshop will allow to collect a substantial number of potential manuscripts on the topic, which can then be included the in the special issue to appear the following year (deadline for print November 2015). Publication will then be the first issue of ESMQ in 2016.

Guest editors must coordinate the double blind review process for each submitted article to the special issue (from January – October 2015). The quality of the reviewing process is of highest importance therefore, guest reviewers are required to indicate a pool of potential reviewers for the special issue.

In summary, this is a two year process:
1. Submit special issue proposal until 1. November 2013 (esmq@uni-mainz.de<mailto:esmq@uni-mainz.de>)
2. Special issue topic is assigned during the EASM conference 2014
3. The guest editor(s) is (are) required to organize workshop on the topic in Coventry 2014.
4. Following the workshop, materials for the special issues can be submitted.
5. The double blind review process takes place with a panel of highly qualified reviewers (in 2015).
5. Special issue to be appear in the first issue 2016 – however iFirst (online) publication can happen already in 2015.

We are looking forward to receiving your suggestions and proposals.
Please send to: Holger Preuss, Editor ESMQ (esmq@uni-mainz.de)

Yours Holger Preuss
Editor

Call for Sub-theme Workshops, 22nd EASM Conference, Coventry 2014

EASM invites sport management scholars to organise workshops on sub-themes of sport management at the 22nd EASM Conference held in Coventry, UK, from 9 to 12 September 2014. Workshops aim to encourage a profound discussion and close cooperation between participants on a particular subtheme (i.e. a specific focus within a more general topic). If successful, workshops can channel their work into special issues in ESMQ or other journals or edited books. Members interested in organising a workshop should submit the following information by email to both the Chair of the Scientific Committee ( bo.carlsson@mah.se) and the Vice-chair Veerle De Bosscher (vdebossc@vub.ac.be ) quoting Workshop Proposal in the subject line:

1. The sub-theme and title of the Workshop.

2. A short description of the proposed Workshop (maximum 500 words), to include four key words that capture its essence. Remember that the title and description should be used to arouse interest in the workshop when announced in the Call for Abstracts. Please refer to the history of the Workshop if it has already been staged in previous EASM conferences

3. The argument and expected demand for papers to the Workshop

4. The expected format of the Workshop (such as small symposium, panels, presentation of small or full papers, numbers of papers expected etc.)

5. The names, institutions, email addresses, phone numbers and research fields of all the conveners (should be minimum 2 – maximum 4 conveners, representing more than one country)

6. The name of the lead convener. This person will be responsible for the review and final acceptance of the papers in the Workshop, the coordination of conveners, and for communication with the scientific committee of the Conference as well as with colleagues at EASM involved in organizing the Conference

7. A short description of the lead convener’s previous experiences of organizing conference Workshops or other relevant information on the lead convener’s organization capabilities

8. A brief biography of each convener, and in the case of scientific workshops the convener’s most relevant international publications should be cited.

The deadline for submission of a Workshop proposal is November 1, 2013.

The workshops can have different forms within the limits of the conference program and depending on the ideas of the conveners which are responsible for putting together the workshop program, but as a general rule the Conveners’ guidelines found below should be adhered to.

Guidelines for EASM Sub-theme Workshop conveners

a) Before applying to set up a workshop, conveners should take care that the sub-theme will capture abstracts of a subset of broader topics rather than inviting abstracts that

will more naturally fall within a broader topical session (such as sport policy, sport marketing, sport leadership, sport governance etc.)

b) To keep focus on the suggested sub-theme conveners are advised to plan for a rather small number of presentations and sessions. Unless the demand is very high the format should not extend 2-3 sessions or 6-10 papers/presentations.

c) The conveners should prepare an introduction to the workshop, stating the current state of research in the field and the ambitions of the workshop.

d) At the end the conveners should spend time to rounding up the workshop, summarizing its contribution to the field and if possible, initiate publishing the best papers

e) The conveners should prepare a brief written report of the contribution of the workshop to be published on the EASM website

f) The conveners are encouraged to keep a contact list of the delegates attending their workshop

Call for Papers: ESMQ 2014 Special Issue “Value Co-Creation in Sport Management”

The aim of this ESMQ Special Issue is to spark the debate over value co-creation in the context of sport management, to develop better theories, and to provide guidelines for sport managers for the design of value creation as a collaborative relational and dynamic process between multiple actors. Guest editors for this issue will be Herbert Woratschek, Chris Horbel, and Bastian Popp (University of Bayreuth, Germany).

Please click here for the complete elaboration on the subject and call for papers.


Welcome are submissions which address topics that cover any of the following subjects, but are not (necessarily) limited to:

 

  • Conceptualization of Value Co-Creation in Sport Management
  • Relationships and Relationship Marketing
  • Resource Integration in Sport Management
  • Cultures of Consumption and Brand Communities in Sport Management
  • Co-Branding in Sport Management
  • Fan Behaviour
  • Cooperation and Competition in Sport Management
  • Alliances and Networks in Sport Management
  • Service Dominant Logic and Sport Management

Special Issue Timelines

  • April 15th 2013 – the strict deadline for submissions of manuscripts to the ESMQ ScholarOne Manuscripts site: http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/resm. Please indicate that the manuscript is a candidate for the special issue “Value Co-Creation in Sport Management”.
  • June 15th 2013 – return reviewers’ comments to authors
  • August 15th 2013 – deadline for authors’ response to reviewers and to submit revised manuscript, and if necessary followed by a second round of review and final editing
  • November 1st 2013 – editors’ submission of accepted manuscripts to the publisher
  • February 2014 – publication of special issue as European Sport Management Quarterly (14,1)

Contact
If you have questions on the ESMQ Special Issue please contact the guest editors and send an email to esmq@uni-bayreuth.de. We also encourage you to keep informed about the topic and join the debate in our facebook community and follow us on twitter.

Call for Sub-theme Workshops, 21th EASM Conference, Istanbul 2013

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS IS POSTPONED TO 29 OCTOBER, 2012

EASM invites members to organise workshops on sub-themes of sport management at the 21th EASM Conference held in Istanbul, Turkey, 2013. Workshops aim to encourage a profound discussion and close cooperation between participants on a particular subtheme (which is a specific focus within a more general topic). If successful, workshops can channel their work into special issues in ESMQ or other journals or edited books.


Members interested in organising a workshop should submit the following information by email to both the Chair of the Scientific Committee (hallgeir.gammelsater@himolde.no ) and the Vice-chair Veerle De Bosscher (vdebossc@vub.ac.be) quoting Workshop Proposal in the subject line:
1. The sub-theme and title of the Workshop.
2. A short description of the proposed Workshop (maximum 500 words), to include four key words that capture its essence. Remember that the title and description should be used to arouse interest in the workshop when announced in the Call for Abstracts. Please refer to the history of the Workshop if it has already been staged in previous EASM conferences

3. The argument and expected demand for papers to the Workshop
4. The expected format of the Workshop (such as small symposium, panels, presentation of small or full papers, numbers of papers expected etc.)
5. The names, institutions, email addresses, phone numbers and research fields of all the conveners (should be minimum 2 – maximum 4, and representing more than one country)
6. The name of the lead convener. This person will be responsible for the review and final acceptance of the papers in the Workshop, the coordination of conveners, and for communication with the scientific committee of the Conference as well as with colleagues at EASM involved in organizing the Conference
7. A short description of the lead convener’s previous experiences of organizing conference Workshops or other relevant information on the lead convener’s organization capabilities
8. A brief biography of each convener, and in the case of scientific workshops the convener’s most relevant international publications should be cited.
9. The deadline for submission of a Workshop proposal is October 29, 2012.
The workshops can have different forms within the limits of the conference program and depending on the ideas of the conveners which are responsible for putting together the workshop program, but as a general rule the Conveners guidelines found below should be adhered to.
Guidelines for EASM Sub-theme Workshop conveners

a) Before applying to set up a workshop, conveners should take care that the sub-theme will capture abstracts of a subset of broader topics rather than inviting abstracts that will more naturally fall within a broader topical session (such as sport policy, sport marketing, sport leadership, sport governance etc.)
b) To keep focus on the suggested sub-theme conveners are advised to plan for a rather small number of presentations and sessions. Unless the demand is very high the format should not extend 2-3 sessions or 6-10 papers/presentations.
c) The conveners should prepare an introduction to the workshop, stating the current state of research in the field and the ambitions of the workshop.
d) At the end of the workshop the conveners should undertake a conclusion of the workshop, summarizing its contribution to the field
e) The conveners should prepare a brief written report of the contribution of the workshop to be published on the EASM website
f) The conveners are encouraged to keep a contact list of the delegates attending their workshop

EASM 20th Anniversary Football Match: EASM All Stars v EASM Denmark

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To celebrate 20 years of the European Association for Sport Management, a special football match will take place on Wednesday 19th September in Aalborg, Denmark. The EASM All Stars captained by the President of EASM (Mike Urdangarin) will compete against the EASM Denmark Team captained by Per Justesen (Chair of the 20th EASM Conference).

If you would like to participate in the game, you must be registered as an attendee of the 20th Conference. Further details will be supplied closer to the date regarding venue, duration etc. If you wish to participate in the game, please send an email to Ruth Crabtree at r.crabtree@northumbria.ac.uk

EASM General Assembly 2012

On Thursday 20 September before lunch, the General Assembly of the European Association for Sport Management (EASM) will take place. All EASM members are invited and welcome to attend and to vote on the items on the agenda. The Annual Report 2011/12 of the Association is available for download here.

Please click read more for the agenda of the General Assembly.


1. Opening of the General Assembly
2. Approval of the Agenda for the Meeting
3. Announcements
4. Approval of the Minutes of the 19th General Assembly, Madrid
2011
5. Report from the President
6. Annual Report
7. Financial Report
8. Membership Fees
9. European Sport Management Quarterly
10. World Association for Sport Management
11. Appointments of Tellers for Election
12. Elections
13. EASM Conferences 2013 and 2014
14. Next Meeting
15. AOB
16. Closing of the General Assembly.