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El. knyga: Working with Volunteers in Sport: Theory and Practice

(Griffith University, Australia), (La Trobe University, Australia), (Griffith University, Australia)
  • Formatas: 190 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 03-Oct-2006
  • Leidėjas: Routledge
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781134174683
  • Formatas: 190 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 03-Oct-2006
  • Leidėjas: Routledge
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781134174683

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The contribution of volunteers in terms of time and expertise is integral to sport development and delivery from ‘sport for all’ to elite levels. Good volunteer management and a clear understanding of the way volunteers work in sport is essential to protect and nurture this valuable group of individuals.

This is the first academic text to examine the role of volunteers in sport, and links theory and research to provide clear guidelines for implementing good volunteer management practice. The authors are well known for their research in this subject and cover the key issues including:

  • developing sport through volunteers
  • recruiting and retaining volunteers
  • government policy and international comparisons
  • specialist volunteers – coaches, officials, administrators
  • relationships with paid staff
  • volunteers and the law.

Nearly six million adult volunteers work in sport in the UK alone and this work forms the backbone of much sporting success. Working with Volunteers in Sport is a valuable read for students and professionals alike.

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Working with volunteers in sport is a thought provoking read and should become a very important academic tool for both governments and sporting bodies...

List of illustrations viii
Preface ix
List of abbreviations xi
1 The role of volunteers in sustaining communities
1(14)
The contribution of volunteers
2(1)
Defining volunteering
3(2)
Volunteer motivations
5(2)
The development of volunteering
7(1)
Social capital and civil society
8(1)
Government policy impacts
9(2)
Pressures on the voluntary sector
11(2)
International trends
13(1)
Concluding comments
14(1)
2 Sport volunteers
15(13)
The size and nature of the voluntary sport system
19(2)
Volunteer participation in sport
21(3)
Sport volunteer motivation and involvement
24(2)
Problems and pressures for sport volunteers
26(1)
Concluding comments
27(1)
3 Volunteers and sport development
28(12)
Sport development
28(4)
Volunteer sport development roles
32(4)
Pressures on volunteers and VSOs
36(3)
Concluding comments
39(1)
4 Volunteers and government policy
40(13)
Foundations of sport policy
40(5)
Government and sport relationship
45(2)
Sport policies and volunteers
47(2)
Impacts on VSOs
49(2)
Concluding comments
51(2)
5 Legal issues
53(14)
The changing organizational and legal context in the sport sector
53(2)
Role of government
55(3)
Rights and responsibilities of VSOs
58(1)
Rights and responsibilities of sport volunteers
59(1)
Specific legal issues for sport volunteers and VSOs
60(5)
Concluding comments
65(2)
6 Structural dimensions of VSOs
67(13)
VSOs
67(4)
Categorizing VSOs
71(2)
Structural issues for VSOs and NGBs
73(3)
Implications for volunteers
76(2)
Concluding comments
78(2)
7 Managing sport volunteers
80(14)
Applying HRM to sport volunteers
81(1)
Contrasting management approaches
82(2)
The traditional HRM paradigm
84(6)
Volunteer commitment and satisfaction
90(3)
Concluding comments
93(1)
8 Volunteer sport administrators
94(15)
Nature and scope of volunteer sport administration
94(3)
Volunteer sport administrator roles
97(2)
Volunteer sport administrator and VSO support programmes
99(1)
The implications of professionalization for VSOs and volunteer administrators
100(6)
The broader impacts of professionalization on sport
106(2)
Concluding comments
108(1)
9 Sports officials
109(14)
Nature and scope of sports officiating
109(2)
Characteristics of officials
111(1)
Trends in sports officiating
112(2)
The retention problem
114(4)
Government initiatives and the role of sport NGBs
118(2)
Match officials in the Football Association
120(2)
Concluding comments
122(1)
10 Volunteer coaches 123(12)
The role and scope of volunteer sport coaching
123(2)
Trends and issues in volunteer sport coaching
125(4)
Coach education programmes
129(4)
Concluding comments
133(2)
11 Sport event volunteers 135(11)
Sport events and volunteers
135(2)
Sport event volunteer roles
137(1)
Issues related to sport event volunteers
138(3)
Working with sport event volunteers
141(4)
Concluding comments
145(1)
12 Future challenges in working with sport volunteers 146(14)
Government policy and funding in relation to VSOs
147(4)
Young volunteers
151(1)
Volunteers and NGBs
151(1)
Volunteers and professional staff
152(1)
Volunteers and legal issues
153(1)
Working with sport volunteers: refocusing on important contextual factors
154(3)
Concluding statement
157(3)
Bibliography 160(16)
Index 176


Cuskelly, Graham; Hoye, Russell; Auld, Chris