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Jan Haut

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ID307837
NAMEJan Haut
GIVEN NAMESJan
FAMILY NAMEHaut
SIGNATUREHAUT J
AFFILIATIONSGoethe University Frankfurt
ORCID0000-0003-0551-2876
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS22
TOTAL CITATIONS22
AUTHOR COUNT20
EDITOR COUNT2
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2009
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX2
  • (Integrations-)Chancen durch Kompetenzerwerb im Sportverein – eine Perspektive auf ehrenamtliches Engagement von Menschen mit Migrationshintergrund

    Kim Olmesdahl, Jan Haut et al.•ARTICLE•Sport und Gesellschaft•2024

    Ehrenamtliches Engagement im Sportverein bietet viele Lern- und Entwicklungschancen. So kann es auch die (Sozial-)Integration von Menschen mit Migrationshintergrund (MmMH) unterstützten. Diese sind allerdings in ehrenamtlichen Positionen seit Jahren unterrepräsentiert. Der vorliegende Beitrag analysiert mit Bezug auf die zugrunde liegenden Lernprozesse, welche Entwicklungs- und Integrationspotentiale für MmMH im ehrenamtlichen Engagement gesehen …

  • Sammelrezension: Neue sportsoziologische Grundlagenliteratur

    Jan Haut•ARTICLE•Sport und Gesellschaft•2023

  • Antisemitism as a football specific problem? The situation of Jewish clubs in German amateur sport

    Open Access•Lasse Müller, Jan Haut et al.•ARTICLE•International Review for the…•2023•Cited by: 1•References: 22

    Despite the undisputed existence of antisemitic incidents in sport, little is known about their exact prevalence and forms of manifestation. Also in Germany, physical and verbal attacks against Jewish sports clubs have repeatedly come to light. To estimate the prevalence of antisemitic incidents in German grassroot sports, a standardised online survey was conducted among members of Jewish sports clubs in Germany (N = 309, data collection 3 Novemb…

  • Das Leben des jungen Norbert Elias

    Jan Haut•ARTICLE•Sport und Gesellschaft•2022

  • Sport und soziale Ungleichheit

    Open Access•Jan Haut•CHAPTER•Sport in Kultur und Gesellschaft•2021

  • The Sociology of Sport in Germany: Development and Recent Trends

    Open Access•Jan Haut, Michael Staack et al.•ARTICLE•Sociología del Deporte•2020•References: 7

    As a reply to a contribution informing about the situation in Spanish sociology of sport (Sánchez-García, Moscoso-Sánchez and Piedra 2020), we give an overview on the development and recent trends of the sociology of sport in Germany. We start with a historical account of its institutionalization, and then follow up with an overview of established research topics and theoretical perspectives. For that, we draw on established German textbooks and …

  • Sport im öffentlichen Raum: Sport in public space

    Michael Staack, Jan Haut•ARTICLE•Sport und Gesellschaft•2019

  • Heroes at Home, Suspects Abroad? National and International Perceptions of Elite-Sports Success

    Jan Haut, Freya Gassmann et al.•ARTICLE•Sociology of Sport Journal•2019•References: 10

    It is often claimed that elite sport success increases national pride as well as the international prestige of a country. To scrutinize this broad-shed assumption, we draw on data from an online survey carried out around the Rio 2016 Olympics, including questions on success, national identity and attitudes towards other countries and athletes. Exploratory analyses of open questions reveal that successful athletes celebrated at home are often igno…

  • Excitement Processes: Norbert Elias's unpublished works on sports, leisure, body, culture

    Dieter Reicher, Jan Haut et al.•BOOK•Excitement Processes•2017

  • Figurationssoziologie

    Open Access•Jan Haut•CHAPTER•Handbuch Körpersoziologie : Band 1•2017

  • Excitement Processes

    Open Access•Jan Haut, Paddy Dolan et al.•BOOK•Excitement Processes•2017

  • International prestige through ‘sporting success: An Evaluation of the Evidence

    Jan Haut, Jonathan Grix et al.•ARTICLE•European Journal for Sport and…•2017•Cited by: 13•References: 4

    A central argument for public funding of elite sport is the claim that success at the Olympic Games or world championships leads to increasing international prestige for cities and states. While this assumption seems plausible in general, it clearly lacks specification. Given this, we first discuss here several theoretical approaches in order to unpack which forms of prestige can be sought by states in which kind of sports and events. Second, we …

  • Nothing but medals? Attitudes towards the importance of Olympic success

    Open Access•Jan Haut, Robert Prohl et al.•ARTICLE•International Review for the…•2016•Cited by: 2•References: 22

    States intervene increasingly in financing and organization of Olympic elite sport in order to maximize national success in the medal table. In Germany and many other countries too that includes practices that have been criticized as unacceptable in democratic societies: funding of medal-promising sports only, early selection and specialization of young athletes, authoritarian tendencies in sport policy, etc. Are those efforts reflected by a stro…

  • Medaillen für die nationale Repräsentanz? Zur Bedeutung von Medaillenerfolgen bei Olympischen Spielen/ Who Believes in Olympic Medal Counts

    Eike Emrich, Freya Gassmann et al.•ARTICLE•Sport und Gesellschaft•2015

    Die Olympischen Spiele sind nicht nur sportliche Wettbewerbe, sie sind auch das Mittel, die verschwenderische Konkurrenz zwischen Nationalstaaten tun Aufmerksamkeit, Legitimität, Moderni- täts- und spezifisches Leistungsprestige (Werron, 2012), also tun weiche Güter, mit Hilfe sportlicher Erfolge zu ermöglichen. Dabei nimmt der Medaillenspiegel eine zentrale Rolle ein. Mit seiner Hilfe treten teilnehmende Nationen in eine indirekte „Konkurrenz um…

  • Erkenntnis und Kritik: Zeitgenössische Positionen

    Devi Dumbadze, Johannes Geffers et al.•BOOK•Erkenntnis und Kritik•2015

  • Dieter Reicher: Nationensport und Mediennation Zur Transformation von Nation und Nationalismus im Zeitalter elektronischer Massenmedien

    Jan Haut•ARTICLE•Sport und Gesellschaft•2013

  • Sport für alle, Sport für manche: Soziale Ungleichheiten im pluralisierten Sport

    Open Access•Jan Haut, Eike Emrich•ARTICLE•Sportwissenschaft•2011•Cited by: 6•References: 5

  • Inhalt

    Devi Dumbadze, Johannes Geffers et al.•CHAPTER•Erkenntnis und Kritik•2009

  • Herausgeberinnen und Herausgeber

    Open Access•Devi Dumbadze, Johannes Geffers et al.•CHAPTER•Erkenntnis und Kritik•2009

  • Autorinnen und Autoren

    Open Access•Devi Dumbadze, Johannes Geffers et al.•CHAPTER•Erkenntnis und Kritik•2009

  • Backmatter

    Devi Dumbadze, Johannes Geffers et al.•CHAPTER•Erkenntnis und Kritik•2009

  • Einleitung

    Open Access•Jan Haut•CHAPTER•Erkenntnis und Kritik•2009

  • International prestige through ‘sporting success: An Evaluation of the Evidence

    Jan Haut, Jonathan Grix et al.•ARTICLE•European Journal for Sport and…•2017•Cited by: 13•References: 4

    A central argument for public funding of elite sport is the claim that success at the Olympic Games or world championships leads to increasing international prestige for cities and states. While this assumption seems plausible in general, it clearly lacks specification. Given this, we first discuss here several theoretical approaches in order to unpack which forms of prestige can be sought by states in which kind of sports and events. Second, we …

  • Sport für alle, Sport für manche: Soziale Ungleichheiten im pluralisierten Sport

    Open Access•Jan Haut, Eike Emrich•ARTICLE•Sportwissenschaft•2011•Cited by: 6•References: 5

  • Nothing but medals? Attitudes towards the importance of Olympic success

    Open Access•Jan Haut, Robert Prohl et al.•ARTICLE•International Review for the…•2016•Cited by: 2•References: 22

    States intervene increasingly in financing and organization of Olympic elite sport in order to maximize national success in the medal table. In Germany and many other countries too that includes practices that have been criticized as unacceptable in democratic societies: funding of medal-promising sports only, early selection and specialization of young athletes, authoritarian tendencies in sport policy, etc. Are those efforts reflected by a stro…

  • Antisemitism as a football specific problem? The situation of Jewish clubs in German amateur sport

    Open Access•Lasse Müller, Jan Haut et al.•ARTICLE•International Review for the…•2023•Cited by: 1•References: 22

    Despite the undisputed existence of antisemitic incidents in sport, little is known about their exact prevalence and forms of manifestation. Also in Germany, physical and verbal attacks against Jewish sports clubs have repeatedly come to light. To estimate the prevalence of antisemitic incidents in German grassroot sports, a standardised online survey was conducted among members of Jewish sports clubs in Germany (N = 309, data collection 3 Novemb…

  • Inhalt

    Devi Dumbadze, Johannes Geffers et al.•CHAPTER•Erkenntnis und Kritik•2009

  • Herausgeberinnen und Herausgeber

    Open Access•Devi Dumbadze, Johannes Geffers et al.•CHAPTER•Erkenntnis und Kritik•2009

  • Autorinnen und Autoren

    Open Access•Devi Dumbadze, Johannes Geffers et al.•CHAPTER•Erkenntnis und Kritik•2009

  • Backmatter

    Devi Dumbadze, Johannes Geffers et al.•CHAPTER•Erkenntnis und Kritik•2009

  • Einleitung

    Open Access•Jan Haut•CHAPTER•Erkenntnis und Kritik•2009

  • Sport für alle, Sport für manche: Soziale Ungleichheiten im pluralisierten Sport

    Open Access•Jan Haut, Eike Emrich•ARTICLE•Sportwissenschaft•2011•Cited by: 6•References: 5

  • Dieter Reicher: Nationensport und Mediennation Zur Transformation von Nation und Nationalismus im Zeitalter elektronischer Massenmedien

    Jan Haut•ARTICLE•Sport und Gesellschaft•2013

  • Medaillen für die nationale Repräsentanz? Zur Bedeutung von Medaillenerfolgen bei Olympischen Spielen/ Who Believes in Olympic Medal Counts

    Eike Emrich, Freya Gassmann et al.•ARTICLE•Sport und Gesellschaft•2015

    Die Olympischen Spiele sind nicht nur sportliche Wettbewerbe, sie sind auch das Mittel, die verschwenderische Konkurrenz zwischen Nationalstaaten tun Aufmerksamkeit, Legitimität, Moderni- täts- und spezifisches Leistungsprestige (Werron, 2012), also tun weiche Güter, mit Hilfe sportlicher Erfolge zu ermöglichen. Dabei nimmt der Medaillenspiegel eine zentrale Rolle ein. Mit seiner Hilfe treten teilnehmende Nationen in eine indirekte „Konkurrenz um…

  • Erkenntnis und Kritik: Zeitgenössische Positionen

    Devi Dumbadze, Johannes Geffers et al.•BOOK•Erkenntnis und Kritik•2015

  • Nothing but medals? Attitudes towards the importance of Olympic success

    Open Access•Jan Haut, Robert Prohl et al.•ARTICLE•International Review for the…•2016•Cited by: 2•References: 22

    States intervene increasingly in financing and organization of Olympic elite sport in order to maximize national success in the medal table. In Germany and many other countries too that includes practices that have been criticized as unacceptable in democratic societies: funding of medal-promising sports only, early selection and specialization of young athletes, authoritarian tendencies in sport policy, etc. Are those efforts reflected by a stro…

  • Excitement Processes: Norbert Elias's unpublished works on sports, leisure, body, culture

    Dieter Reicher, Jan Haut et al.•BOOK•Excitement Processes•2017

  • Figurationssoziologie

    Open Access•Jan Haut•CHAPTER•Handbuch Körpersoziologie : Band 1•2017

  • Excitement Processes

    Open Access•Jan Haut, Paddy Dolan et al.•BOOK•Excitement Processes•2017

  • International prestige through ‘sporting success: An Evaluation of the Evidence

    Jan Haut, Jonathan Grix et al.•ARTICLE•European Journal for Sport and…•2017•Cited by: 13•References: 4

    A central argument for public funding of elite sport is the claim that success at the Olympic Games or world championships leads to increasing international prestige for cities and states. While this assumption seems plausible in general, it clearly lacks specification. Given this, we first discuss here several theoretical approaches in order to unpack which forms of prestige can be sought by states in which kind of sports and events. Second, we …

  • Sport im öffentlichen Raum: Sport in public space

    Michael Staack, Jan Haut•ARTICLE•Sport und Gesellschaft•2019

  • Heroes at Home, Suspects Abroad? National and International Perceptions of Elite-Sports Success

    Jan Haut, Freya Gassmann et al.•ARTICLE•Sociology of Sport Journal•2019•References: 10

    It is often claimed that elite sport success increases national pride as well as the international prestige of a country. To scrutinize this broad-shed assumption, we draw on data from an online survey carried out around the Rio 2016 Olympics, including questions on success, national identity and attitudes towards other countries and athletes. Exploratory analyses of open questions reveal that successful athletes celebrated at home are often igno…

  • The Sociology of Sport in Germany: Development and Recent Trends

    Open Access•Jan Haut, Michael Staack et al.•ARTICLE•Sociología del Deporte•2020•References: 7

    As a reply to a contribution informing about the situation in Spanish sociology of sport (Sánchez-García, Moscoso-Sánchez and Piedra 2020), we give an overview on the development and recent trends of the sociology of sport in Germany. We start with a historical account of its institutionalization, and then follow up with an overview of established research topics and theoretical perspectives. For that, we draw on established German textbooks and …

  • Sport und soziale Ungleichheit

    Open Access•Jan Haut•CHAPTER•Sport in Kultur und Gesellschaft•2021

  • Das Leben des jungen Norbert Elias

    Jan Haut•ARTICLE•Sport und Gesellschaft•2022

  • Sammelrezension: Neue sportsoziologische Grundlagenliteratur

    Jan Haut•ARTICLE•Sport und Gesellschaft•2023

  • Antisemitism as a football specific problem? The situation of Jewish clubs in German amateur sport

    Open Access•Lasse Müller, Jan Haut et al.•ARTICLE•International Review for the…•2023•Cited by: 1•References: 22

    Despite the undisputed existence of antisemitic incidents in sport, little is known about their exact prevalence and forms of manifestation. Also in Germany, physical and verbal attacks against Jewish sports clubs have repeatedly come to light. To estimate the prevalence of antisemitic incidents in German grassroot sports, a standardised online survey was conducted among members of Jewish sports clubs in Germany (N = 309, data collection 3 Novemb…

  • (Integrations-)Chancen durch Kompetenzerwerb im Sportverein – eine Perspektive auf ehrenamtliches Engagement von Menschen mit Migrationshintergrund

    Kim Olmesdahl, Jan Haut et al.•ARTICLE•Sport und Gesellschaft•2024

    Ehrenamtliches Engagement im Sportverein bietet viele Lern- und Entwicklungschancen. So kann es auch die (Sozial-)Integration von Menschen mit Migrationshintergrund (MmMH) unterstützten. Diese sind allerdings in ehrenamtlichen Positionen seit Jahren unterrepräsentiert. Der vorliegende Beitrag analysiert mit Bezug auf die zugrunde liegenden Lernprozesse, welche Entwicklungs- und Integrationspotentiale für MmMH im ehrenamtlichen Engagement gesehen …

Political science (10 works) · Sports, Gender, and Society (8 works) · Humanities (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Sociology and Education Studies (6 works) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (6 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · German Social Sciences and History (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Medicine (4 works)

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