Maarten Van Bottenburg
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 254694 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Maarten Van Bottenburg |
| PRENOMES | Maarten |
| SOBRENOME | Van Bottenburg |
| ASSINATURA | VAN BOTTENBURG M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Utrecht University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5764-2459 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 73 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2003 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
How the pursuit of public value facilitates collaborative governance
While existing research on collaborative governance and public value highlights challenges, this article shows how public value goals can foster collaboration. Drawing on public service motivation, sociological institutionalism, and deliberative democracy, it shows that pursuing public value can sustain participant motivation, maintain external legitimacy, and facilitate consensus-building. The empirical analysis of a major sport event illustrate…
The vulnerability of community sport organizations to criminal interference
There is a growing body of evidence suggesting that Community Sport Organizations (CSOs) are increasingly susceptible to individuals with criminal affiliations or intentions. Despite its significance, this subject has received limited examination and theoretical exploration. This gap is particularly pronounced when considering the factors contributing to the vulnerability of CSOs and their susceptibility to criminal interference, as well as the m…
Match-Fixing in European Sports
Over the past years, the scholarly interest in match-fixing has grown. Although several empirical studies have tried to map the prevalence of match-fixing, the scope has often been limited to a given country, sports discipline, level of sports, and/or type of match-fixing. Moreover, match-fixing is often stereotyped as a problem caused by external criminals, while match-fixing by internal stakeholders occurs on a larger scale. When it comes to in…
Successful elite sport policies
How can nations improve their chances of winning medals in international sport? This book deals with the strategic policy planning process that underpins the development of successful national elite sport development systems. Drawing on various international competitiveness studies, it examines how nations develop and implement policies that are based on the critical success factors that may lead to competitive advantage in world sport. An intern…
Successful Elite Sport Policies
How can nations improve their chances of winning medals in international sport? This book deals with the strategic policy planning process that underpins the development of successful national elite sport development systems. Drawing on various international competitiveness studies, it examines how nations develop and implement policies that are based on the critical success factors that may lead to competitive advantage in world sport. An intern…
Mixed Methods in Emerging Academic Subdisciplines
This article examines the prevalence and characteristics of mixed methods research in the relatively new subdiscipline of sport management. A mixed methods study is undertaken to evaluate the epistemological/philosophical, methodological, and technical levels of mixed methods design in sport management research. The results indicate that mixed methods research is still rarely used, poorly legitimized and often weakly designed in this field. Our c…
We are as green as possible’
Sport facilities such as snowdomes, white water courses and indoor skydive centres offer commercial, commodified activities that are derived from outdoor, adventurous lifestyle sports such as snowboarding, rafting and skydiving. The settings, in which natural elements are simulated through modern technology, are known for their large consumption of water and energy resources. It is intriguing that these settings have emerged in an era in which su…
Local Korfball versus Global Basketball
Korfball contre basket-ball : les liens entre la fabrication des règles et la diffusion Dans cet article, l'auteur se demande pourquoi, bien que ces deux sports soient étroitement liés et fortement comparables, le korfball est resté un sport local, soumis à la moquerie et à la dérision dans son pays d'origine, alors que le basketball a connu un essor mondial et prestigieux qui fascine les populations. En répondant à la question, cette étude a l'i…
Informalization or de-sportization of fighting contests? A rejoinder to Raúl Sánchez García and Dominic Malcolm
In sports studies, the body of research focussing on combat sports has developed, but so far few studies regarding the experience of starting a fight.In order to comprehend the process of starting a fight, this study aims to investigate and describe it through both a comparative and phenomenological approach of Brazilian karate, capoeira and mixed martial arts (MMA) practitioners (n = 11, 7, 11, respectively).Semi-structured interviews were condu…
The indoorisation of outdoor sports
During the last 20 years, a remarkable new type of service has been developed in the world of sports, which can be described as the indoorisation of outdoor sports. Typical outdoor sports like climbing, skiing, surfing, rowing and skydiving, which used to be exclusively practised in a natural environment of mountains, oceans, rivers and the air, are now being offered for consumption in safe, predictable and controlled indoor centres. The present …
Beyond Diffusion
Project MUSE - Journal of Sport History - Beyond Diffusion: Sport and Its Remaking in Cross-Cultural Contexts Project MUSE Journals Journal of Sport History Volume 37, Number 1, Spring 2010 Beyond Diffusion: Sport and Its Remaking in Cross-Cultural Contexts Journal of Sport History Volume 37, Number 1, Spring 2010 E-ISSN: 2155-8455 Print ISSN: 0094-1700 Beyond Diffusion:Sport and Its Remaking in Cross-Cultural Contexts Maarten van Bottenburg†Utre…
Dans la cage
Bien que le développement des arts mar- tiaux au XX e siècle constitue un exemple frappant de « sportivisation » au sens de Norbert Elias, l'essor des « combats en cage » dans les années 1990 peut être vu comme une tendance opposée, une forme de dé-sportivisation. Comme le montre l'analyse de ces combats, la « sportivisation » comme la « dé-sportivisation » dépendent avant tout des intérêts des organisateurs, et plus particulièrement de la manièr…
De-Sportization of Fighting Contests
On the basis of an empirical analysis of the emergence, spread and transformation of No Holds Barred fighting contests during the 1990s, we argue that Norbert Elias's model of sportization represents a fruitful but not sufficiently differentiated framework for understanding the recent development of combat sports and fighting contests. Although the martial arts in the 20th century provide striking examples of processes of sportization and para-sp…
Thrown for a Loss
This article discusses the cultural insignificance of football in Europe despite the receptiveness of Europeans to American popular culture in general. It is argued that this anomaly can be explained by a sociohistorical perspective on the differential popularization of sports and the changing social structure in which sports are being diffused. In doing so, it is shown that football only entered the European sport space after 1980 and that the a…
De-Sportization of Fighting Contests
On the basis of an empirical analysis of the emergence, spread and transformation of No Holds Barred fighting contests during the 1990s, we argue that Norbert Elias's model of sportization represents a fruitful but not sufficiently differentiated framework for understanding the recent development of combat sports and fighting contests. Although the martial arts in the 20th century provide striking examples of processes of sportization and para-sp…
The indoorisation of outdoor sports
During the last 20 years, a remarkable new type of service has been developed in the world of sports, which can be described as the indoorisation of outdoor sports. Typical outdoor sports like climbing, skiing, surfing, rowing and skydiving, which used to be exclusively practised in a natural environment of mountains, oceans, rivers and the air, are now being offered for consumption in safe, predictable and controlled indoor centres. The present …
Dans la cage
Bien que le développement des arts mar- tiaux au XX e siècle constitue un exemple frappant de « sportivisation » au sens de Norbert Elias, l'essor des « combats en cage » dans les années 1990 peut être vu comme une tendance opposée, une forme de dé-sportivisation. Comme le montre l'analyse de ces combats, la « sportivisation » comme la « dé-sportivisation » dépendent avant tout des intérêts des organisateurs, et plus particulièrement de la manièr…
We are as green as possible’
Sport facilities such as snowdomes, white water courses and indoor skydive centres offer commercial, commodified activities that are derived from outdoor, adventurous lifestyle sports such as snowboarding, rafting and skydiving. The settings, in which natural elements are simulated through modern technology, are known for their large consumption of water and energy resources. It is intriguing that these settings have emerged in an era in which su…
Thrown for a Loss
This article discusses the cultural insignificance of football in Europe despite the receptiveness of Europeans to American popular culture in general. It is argued that this anomaly can be explained by a sociohistorical perspective on the differential popularization of sports and the changing social structure in which sports are being diffused. In doing so, it is shown that football only entered the European sport space after 1980 and that the a…
Match-Fixing in European Sports
Over the past years, the scholarly interest in match-fixing has grown. Although several empirical studies have tried to map the prevalence of match-fixing, the scope has often been limited to a given country, sports discipline, level of sports, and/or type of match-fixing. Moreover, match-fixing is often stereotyped as a problem caused by external criminals, while match-fixing by internal stakeholders occurs on a larger scale. When it comes to in…
Local Korfball versus Global Basketball
Korfball contre basket-ball : les liens entre la fabrication des règles et la diffusion Dans cet article, l'auteur se demande pourquoi, bien que ces deux sports soient étroitement liés et fortement comparables, le korfball est resté un sport local, soumis à la moquerie et à la dérision dans son pays d'origine, alors que le basketball a connu un essor mondial et prestigieux qui fascine les populations. En répondant à la question, cette étude a l'i…
Informalization or de-sportization of fighting contests? A rejoinder to Raúl Sánchez García and Dominic Malcolm
In sports studies, the body of research focussing on combat sports has developed, but so far few studies regarding the experience of starting a fight.In order to comprehend the process of starting a fight, this study aims to investigate and describe it through both a comparative and phenomenological approach of Brazilian karate, capoeira and mixed martial arts (MMA) practitioners (n = 11, 7, 11, respectively).Semi-structured interviews were condu…
Mixed Methods in Emerging Academic Subdisciplines
This article examines the prevalence and characteristics of mixed methods research in the relatively new subdiscipline of sport management. A mixed methods study is undertaken to evaluate the epistemological/philosophical, methodological, and technical levels of mixed methods design in sport management research. The results indicate that mixed methods research is still rarely used, poorly legitimized and often weakly designed in this field. Our c…
Beyond Diffusion
Project MUSE - Journal of Sport History - Beyond Diffusion: Sport and Its Remaking in Cross-Cultural Contexts Project MUSE Journals Journal of Sport History Volume 37, Number 1, Spring 2010 Beyond Diffusion: Sport and Its Remaking in Cross-Cultural Contexts Journal of Sport History Volume 37, Number 1, Spring 2010 E-ISSN: 2155-8455 Print ISSN: 0094-1700 Beyond Diffusion:Sport and Its Remaking in Cross-Cultural Contexts Maarten van Bottenburg†Utre…
Thrown for a Loss
This article discusses the cultural insignificance of football in Europe despite the receptiveness of Europeans to American popular culture in general. It is argued that this anomaly can be explained by a sociohistorical perspective on the differential popularization of sports and the changing social structure in which sports are being diffused. In doing so, it is shown that football only entered the European sport space after 1980 and that the a…
De-Sportization of Fighting Contests
On the basis of an empirical analysis of the emergence, spread and transformation of No Holds Barred fighting contests during the 1990s, we argue that Norbert Elias's model of sportization represents a fruitful but not sufficiently differentiated framework for understanding the recent development of combat sports and fighting contests. Although the martial arts in the 20th century provide striking examples of processes of sportization and para-sp…
Dans la cage
Bien que le développement des arts mar- tiaux au XX e siècle constitue un exemple frappant de « sportivisation » au sens de Norbert Elias, l'essor des « combats en cage » dans les années 1990 peut être vu comme une tendance opposée, une forme de dé-sportivisation. Comme le montre l'analyse de ces combats, la « sportivisation » comme la « dé-sportivisation » dépendent avant tout des intérêts des organisateurs, et plus particulièrement de la manièr…
The indoorisation of outdoor sports
During the last 20 years, a remarkable new type of service has been developed in the world of sports, which can be described as the indoorisation of outdoor sports. Typical outdoor sports like climbing, skiing, surfing, rowing and skydiving, which used to be exclusively practised in a natural environment of mountains, oceans, rivers and the air, are now being offered for consumption in safe, predictable and controlled indoor centres. The present …
Beyond Diffusion
Project MUSE - Journal of Sport History - Beyond Diffusion: Sport and Its Remaking in Cross-Cultural Contexts Project MUSE Journals Journal of Sport History Volume 37, Number 1, Spring 2010 Beyond Diffusion: Sport and Its Remaking in Cross-Cultural Contexts Journal of Sport History Volume 37, Number 1, Spring 2010 E-ISSN: 2155-8455 Print ISSN: 0094-1700 Beyond Diffusion:Sport and Its Remaking in Cross-Cultural Contexts Maarten van Bottenburg†Utre…
Local Korfball versus Global Basketball
Korfball contre basket-ball : les liens entre la fabrication des règles et la diffusion Dans cet article, l'auteur se demande pourquoi, bien que ces deux sports soient étroitement liés et fortement comparables, le korfball est resté un sport local, soumis à la moquerie et à la dérision dans son pays d'origine, alors que le basketball a connu un essor mondial et prestigieux qui fascine les populations. En répondant à la question, cette étude a l'i…
Informalization or de-sportization of fighting contests? A rejoinder to Raúl Sánchez García and Dominic Malcolm
In sports studies, the body of research focussing on combat sports has developed, but so far few studies regarding the experience of starting a fight.In order to comprehend the process of starting a fight, this study aims to investigate and describe it through both a comparative and phenomenological approach of Brazilian karate, capoeira and mixed martial arts (MMA) practitioners (n = 11, 7, 11, respectively).Semi-structured interviews were condu…
Mixed Methods in Emerging Academic Subdisciplines
This article examines the prevalence and characteristics of mixed methods research in the relatively new subdiscipline of sport management. A mixed methods study is undertaken to evaluate the epistemological/philosophical, methodological, and technical levels of mixed methods design in sport management research. The results indicate that mixed methods research is still rarely used, poorly legitimized and often weakly designed in this field. Our c…
We are as green as possible’
Sport facilities such as snowdomes, white water courses and indoor skydive centres offer commercial, commodified activities that are derived from outdoor, adventurous lifestyle sports such as snowboarding, rafting and skydiving. The settings, in which natural elements are simulated through modern technology, are known for their large consumption of water and energy resources. It is intriguing that these settings have emerged in an era in which su…
Successful elite sport policies
How can nations improve their chances of winning medals in international sport? This book deals with the strategic policy planning process that underpins the development of successful national elite sport development systems. Drawing on various international competitiveness studies, it examines how nations develop and implement policies that are based on the critical success factors that may lead to competitive advantage in world sport. An intern…
Successful Elite Sport Policies
How can nations improve their chances of winning medals in international sport? This book deals with the strategic policy planning process that underpins the development of successful national elite sport development systems. Drawing on various international competitiveness studies, it examines how nations develop and implement policies that are based on the critical success factors that may lead to competitive advantage in world sport. An intern…
Match-Fixing in European Sports
Over the past years, the scholarly interest in match-fixing has grown. Although several empirical studies have tried to map the prevalence of match-fixing, the scope has often been limited to a given country, sports discipline, level of sports, and/or type of match-fixing. Moreover, match-fixing is often stereotyped as a problem caused by external criminals, while match-fixing by internal stakeholders occurs on a larger scale. When it comes to in…
How the pursuit of public value facilitates collaborative governance
While existing research on collaborative governance and public value highlights challenges, this article shows how public value goals can foster collaboration. Drawing on public service motivation, sociological institutionalism, and deliberative democracy, it shows that pursuing public value can sustain participant motivation, maintain external legitimacy, and facilitate consensus-building. The empirical analysis of a major sport event illustrate…
The vulnerability of community sport organizations to criminal interference
There is a growing body of evidence suggesting that Community Sport Organizations (CSOs) are increasingly susceptible to individuals with criminal affiliations or intentions. Despite its significance, this subject has received limited examination and theoretical exploration. This gap is particularly pronounced when considering the factors contributing to the vulnerability of CSOs and their susceptibility to criminal interference, as well as the m…
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