Title: Volunteering at the sports event Jizerská 50 Objectives: The aim of this diploma thesis is to evaluace the satisfaction of volunteers with the volunteer program at Jizerská 50. The partial task is to visit the event, compared to the previous year and proposic possible recommendations for improvement for other volumes of the Jizerska 50 volunteer program. Methods: The research was carried out using the qualitative form of observation and the method of interview, as well as by quantitative research form of questioning. The qualitative method was conducted through direct observation through out the volunteer program, where the authoracted, as the coordinator of a volunteer group. Another form was a unstructured interview with the main coordinator, and the quantitative research method was implemented through electronic questionnaires. Results: The results showed that volunteers evaluated satisfaction with the volunteer program at Jizerské 50 as above-average. They were happy with the volunteer program. The research has revealed and confirmed the short comics faced by the volunteer program. This was an area of transport, refreshment and excessive awareness before the start of the event. The author evaluated the volunteer program as very successful. If the company covering this program focuses on...

Purpose: Although logistics management is a crucial part of local and global sports events, there is noresearch-driven characterization of "sports logistics management". The purpose of this paper is to conceptualize a framework that allows for a more structured recognition of logistics in sports, in general, and sport event management, in particular. In addition, we conduct a systematic literature review of sports logistics management and locate opportunities for future research both for sports management and logistics management scholars. Design/methodology/approach: Guided by Durach et al.'s (2017) systematic literature review approach, we identify key attributes and characteristics of sports logistics management. These are based on studies featuring at least partial aspects of logistics management in sports and sport events, and that were published between 2000 and mid-2019. Findings: The study reveals that sports logistics management, meaning logistics activities in sports andsport event management, is a heavily under-researched area that provides an abundance of scientific opportunities. Based on the three sport event types of local/regional sport events, major sport events and mega sport events, the authors propose four sports logistics management pillars that are central to the proposed Sport Logistics Framework: venue logistics management, sports equipment logistics management, athletes logistics management, and fan and spectators logistics management. Originality/value: This is the first study that builds on a systematic review of literature specifically focused on the logistics aspect in sports and sport event management. It provides a conceptual framework of sports logistics management and offers an agenda of future research opportunities.

This report is an analysis from a gender perspective of more than three hundred minutes in sports broadcasting on SVT and TV4. The study explains how air time is divided between male and female athletes as well as which sports, male or female, get the most air time. The sports are also categorized according to attitudes about the sports being masculine, feminine or neutral. In this way the study also shows the categories of sports that are given the most airtime. Our view before the study was that from a media perspective, the Swedish sports world was very male dominated. The results show that male athletes get more exposure than female athletes on both channels, this despite the fact that the membership of the Swedish sports clubs is fairly evenly divided between men and women.

Title: Principles of safety measures of sports events organizers without the involvement of police Objectives: The aim of this thesis is a description of security measures at sporting events organizers. Methods: The thesis theoretical style is focused on searching for available sources of study and research, and writing their summary comparing safety measures of the organizers. Results: This work describes the activities of the organizers of sports events and precautions that must be provided prior to each sports organizer game. The work includes development of both selected sports, a description of spectator violence and groups on spectator violence most often involved. Keywords: safety, organizer, sports events, violence, viewer

This research study investigated intangible assets generated by sport event hosting, specifically in relation to those industries that could influence the planning and leveraging of this alternate value source at Rugby World Cup (RWC) 2015 host destinations. The industries under scrutiny were sport, public sector and tourism, and the sampled host destinations were Cardiff, Exeter, Brighton and Gloucester. The objectives of this thesis were threefold: (1) to respond to the lack of knowledge around the collaborative roles of sport, public sector and tourism organisations in sport event planning, (2) to pioneer representational capital, a concept that looks to examine the input of those pinpointed planners in the identification and valuation of intangible opportunities generated by hosting RWC 2015 fixtures, (3) to probe planning discourse for examples of leveraging representational capital. Expert opinions were captured from executive-level RWC 2015 planners, and supported by secondary data analysis. The findings showed that public sector and sport organisation planning representatives were key RWC 2015 planners and that tourism planners, at a destination level, were not key collaborators in central planning forums, but collaborated extensively with national and international tourism organisations on RWC 2015 planning matters. Additionally, the analysis uncovered that representational capital was predominantly made-up of three key intangible asset areas: destination image, exposure and reputation. Indeed, these intangible areas were recognised and valued by all three industries, but the data analysis indicated that the levels of collaboration between the sampled planning industries did not translate into collectively leveraging representational capital. Moreover, one of the main breakthroughs from this investigation was identifying the interconnected nature of a range of intangible assets in generating greater value, i.e. increasing representational capital available to planners. Representational capital was found to have a strong connection throughout the leveraging process, in terms of the maximisation strategy and planned outputs in RWC 2015 planning, further supporting the study project objective of investigating the intangible in relation to sport events.

This graduation thesis focuses on the insurance of sports events and professional athletes. It represents the sum of possible insurance products in the given area. The goal of the thesis is to present this marginal part of insurance market and, by using actual data, to show the trends in the number of insurance agreements contracted by professional sportspeople and their proportion in the total of life insurance. The first part lays the theoretical background of the work. The second part compares insurance agreements of two different companies with the same insurance company. The last part concentrates on the insurance of major sports events, i.e. the Ice Hockey World Championship and the Olympic Games.

Idrottsevenemang används ofta för att attrahera turister till en destination. Jönköping har med framgångsrika arrangörer, föreningar och destinationsbolag etablerat sig som en idrottsevenemangs stad. Dessa evenemang har bidragit med olika hållbara effekter till destinatioen. Syftet med studien är att undersöka hur idrottsevenemang har påverkat Jönköpings utveckling. Det har genomförts elva intervjuer med personer som är verksamma i Jönköping och undersökningen har kartlagt hur Jönköping arbetar med idrottsturism samt vilka hållbara ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga effekter som idrottsevenemang lämnar kvar på destinationen.

El presente trabajo explora cómo el uso de los drones de carrera ayuda a crear una cobertura audiovisual deportiva automotriz en las competencias de derrapes en la ciudad de Lima, Perú. Además, se explicará cómo se iniciaron las competencias de derrapes en el país de origen de Japón, cómo se expandió alrededor del mundo, llegando incluso al Perú y sumado a esto la creación de los drones que, mediante décadas de innovación tecnológica, se han ido perfeccionando hasta hoy en día tener drones más pequeños y con más versatilidad de vuelo que permite a los operadores de drones y creadores de contenido explorar nuevas técnicas de filmación. / This work explores how the use of racing drones help create audiovisual automotive sports coverage in the drift competitions in Lima, Peru. In addition, it will be explained how the drift competitions began in the country of origin of Japan, how it expanded around the world, even reaching Peru and added to this the creation of drones that, through decades of technological innovation, have gone refining to this day having smaller, more versatile drones that allow drone operators and content creators to explore new filming techniques. / Trabajo de investigación

El presente trabajo se creó con la finalidad de impulsar un nuevo modelo de negocio de servicios de arbitraje. Por ello, se observó detalladamente la necesidad que muestran las distintas empresas al momento de buscar personas que realicen sus diferentes eventos deportivos internos; también tenemos que mencionar a los árbitros de distintas categorías que averiguan nuevas oportunidades para ganar una mayor experiencia, y obtener ingresos adicionales. A partir de esta realidad, encontramos una solución similar a la que se presentan países de Europa, lo cual consideramos que es una nueva propuesta en el mercado peruano donde podríamos tener un buen porcentaje de aceptación por dichas empresas. Con todo lo mencionado, nuestro objetivo es brindar una facilidad, al tener nuestra propia plataforma para ofrecer un excelente servicio de arbitraje, esto se realizará a partir de evaluaciones de desempeño hacia nuestros socios (árbitros), donde le otorgaremos nuevas oportunidades de crecimiento a las personas que están comenzando en el mundo de arbitraje y mejorar el desempeño de los árbitros que han podido tener experiencia. De esta manera, como autores del proyecto queremos lograr una fuerte fidelidad con las diferentes empresas de eventos deportivos que existe en Lima Metropolitana y poder posicionarnos en el mercado peruano. / This work was created with the aim of promoting a new business model for arbitration services. Therefore, the need that different companies show when looking for people to carry out their different internal sporting events was observed in detail; We also have to mention the referees from different categories who find new opportunities to gain more experience, and earn additional income. Based on this reality, we found a solution similar to the one presented in European countries, which we consider to be a new proposal in the Peruvian market where we could have a good percentage of acceptance by these companies. With all the aforementioned, our objective is to provide a facility, since we have our own platform to offer an excellent arbitration service, this will be done based on performance evaluations towards our partners (arbitrators), where we will grant new growth opportunities to the people who are starting in the world of arbitration and improve the performance of arbitrators who may have had experience. In this way, as authors of the project we want to achieve strong loyalty with the different sports event companies that exist in Metropolitan Lima and to position ourselves in the Peruvian market. / Trabajo de investigación

Résumé : Depuis les années 1990, l’essentiel des travaux scientifiques sur l’impact des événements sportifs s’est focalisé sur les impacts économiques. Mais, depuis, quelques années, les effets immatériels relatifs à la dimension sociale sont de plus en plus étudiés. Dans ce contexte, la thèse porte sur la compréhension des impacts des événements sportifs récurrents sur le territoire parisien. À partir d’un recensement extensif, ce travail analyse 9 études de cas représentatives de la diversité observée des événements sportifs parisiens. La collecte de données s’appuie sur des séquences d’observation in situ (11), des entretiens semi-directifs (41) et de l’analyse documentaire. Fondée sur la théorie ancrée, posture qui part du terrain pour générer un cadre théorique, l’analyse montre que la compréhension des enjeux locaux ne peut se faire que par une contextualisation précise des situations locales et des volontés politiques.Ce cheminement inductif ouvre sur deux volets analytiques. Le premier construit une analyse des jeux d'acteurs qui révèle la centralité de l’acteur public dans les processus de mise en réseau. Le second éclaire la relation immatérielle qui s'organise entre l'événement et son territoire hôte, à travers la notion d'ancrage territorial. Ces développements conduisent à la proposition d’un « modèle des dynamiques locales », qui ambitionne d’appréhender tout ce qui se joue autour de l’événement sportif : ce qui lui permet d’émerger, autant que ce qu’il génère. En conclusion, considérant la fonction déterminante de l’acteur public dans l’événementiel sportif parisien, une approche plus globale est envisagée où l’agrégation des dynamiques locales pourrait se muer en une dynamique territoriale, initiée par un portefeuille d’événements sportifs complémentaires. / Since the 90s, scientific works on the impact of sports events has been mainly focusing on economics. However, for some years now, intangible effects related to social dimension of these events are increasingly studied. In this context, this work aims to understand the impacts of recurring sports events based in Paris. Started from an extensive census, this work analyzes 9 case studies representative of the observed diversity of sporting events in Paris. Data collection is based on in situ observations (11), semi-directives interviews (41), and documentary analyses. Based on grounded theory which uses a fieldwork approach to yield a theoretical framework, the analysis demonstrates that the understanding of local stakes can only be achieved through a precise contextualization of local situations and political willingness.This inductive pathway launches two analytical determinations: (1) to build a way to analyze interplays of actors that reveal the centrality of the public entity in the networking process (2) to highlight the intangible relationship between the event and its host territory, through the concept of “territorial anchorage.” These developments lead to the proposal of a “model of the local dynamics”. This model aim to apprehend all that revolves around the sporting event: from what allows it to emerge to what it generates. In conclusion, regarding the decisive role of the public entity within Parisian’s sporting events, a more global approach is envisaged where the aggregation of local dynamics could evolve into a territorial dynamic, beginning with a portfolio of complementary sports events.