Sport and the environment : politics and preferred futures
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書誌事項
Sport and the environment : politics and preferred futures
(Research in the sociology of sport / series editors, Joseph Maguire, Kevin Young, v. 13)
Emerald, 2020
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注記
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Sport and the environment are inextricably linked. Sport is dependent on its environmental contexts and is potentially environmentally impactful in its own right. Sport facilities - like ski hills, golf courses, and stadiums - can upset ecosystems and displace local residents. Teams and fans commonly travel in cars and planes that emit CO2. Rising temperatures might make participation in some sports impossible. Other examples abound. Yet while sport can be environmentally damaging, there is also hope that it can be a force for positive environmental change - for example, in modelling pro-environment forms of sport, and in decision-making by sport's many stakeholders.
In a context where pressing concerns about the climate crisis have inspired calls for changes in how people relate to the environment, questions remain about the environmental sustainability of sport. Such questions are at the core of Sport and the Environment: Politics and Preferred Futures, which brings together a diverse collection of contributors to explore a range of topics, such as how sport is implicated in environmentally damaging activities, how decisions about responding to environmental issues are made, who benefits most and least from these decisions, and, ultimately, what a truly environmentally-friendly sport could look like.
目次
- Chapter 1: Introducing a Sociological Approach to Sport, Environmental Politics, and Preferred Futures
- Brian Wilson, and Brad Millington
- Chapter 2. Sport, International Development And Sustainable Futures: History, Policy, And Potential
- Rob Millington, Simon Darnell, and Tavis Smith Chapter 3. Extractive Industries
- Sport For Development: How Is Right To Play Promoting Environmental Sustainability In Indigenous Communities In Canada?
- Nicolien van Luijk, Audrey Giles, and Lyndsay Hayhurst Chapter 4. Witness, Adventure And Competing Discourses Of The North
- Bruce Erickson Chapter 5. Restor(y)ing Place: Indigenous Land-Based Physical Cultural Practices As Restorative Process In Fisher River Cree Nation (Ochekwi Sipi)
- Moss Norman, Michael Hart, and Gerald Mason
- Chapter 6. Animals, Sport, And The Environment
- Kass Gibson
- Chapter 7. Political Ecologies And Environmental Considerations In Stadium Development
- Kyle S. Bunds, Chris Mcleod, and Joshua I. Newman
- Chapter 8. Mobility Of Sustainability Policy: Sledding Tracks In The Nagano And Pyeongchang Olympics
- Kyoung-yim Kim Chapter 9. Surfing And Environmental Sustainability
- Belinda Wheaton Chapter 10. Reflections On An Attempt To Do Environmental Sports Journalism: The Behind-The-Scenes Story Of The Documentary Mount Gariwang: An Olympic Casualty
- Liv Yoon and Brian Wilson
- Chapter 11. Making Our Footprint: Constraints In The Legitimization Of Sport Ecology In Practice And The Academy
- Brian P. McCullough and Timothy Kellison
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