Search Results - "Claringbould, Inge"

The vulnerability of community sport organizations to criminal interference by van Bottenburg, Maarten, Claringbould, Inge

“…Abstract There is a growing body of evidence suggesting that Community Sport Organizations (CSOs) are increasingly susceptible to individuals with criminal…”
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Discursive resistance to gender diversity in sport governance: sport as a unique field? by Knoppers, Annelies, Spaaij, Ramon, Claringbould, Inge

“…Although diversity is an often cited organisational value, its support is often muted when it pertains to boards of governance. The aim of this study is to…”
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Doing and Undoing Gender in Sport Governance by Claringbould, Inge, Knoppers, Annelies

“…Processes of sense making enable individuals to explain or give meaning to their experiences including those pertaining to gender. Meanings shape both…”
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Finding a 'normal' woman : Selection processes for board membership by CLARINGBOULD, Inge, KNOPPERS, Annelies

“…The higher the organization level, the lower the percentage of women in governance. The purpose of the present study was to explore how men and women negotiate…”
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Becoming a 'good coach' by Jacobs, Frank, Claringbould, Inge, Knoppers, Annelies

“…The purpose of this paper was to gain insight into how coaches problematized their coaching practices and the process in which they engaged to become what they…”
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Bodies Matter: Professional Bodies and Embodiment in Institutional Sport Contexts by van Amsterdam, Noortje, Claringbould, Inge, Knoppers, Annelies

“…Bodies are always present in organizations, yet they frequently remain unacknowledged or invisible including in sport organizations and sport management…”
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Gender equality in sport leadership: From the Brighton Declaration to the Sydney Scoreboard by Adriaanse, Johanna A, Claringbould, Inge

“…This study investigated the development of the legacies of the five World Conferences on Women and Sport that have been convened by the International Working…”
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Young athletes and their coaches: disciplinary processes and habitus development by Claringbould, Inge, Knoppers, Annelies, Jacobs, Frank

“…Sport scholars have paid relatively little attention to meanings that participants in recreational youth sport may give meanings to their participation and how…”
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Discursive managerial practices of diversity and homogeneity by Knoppers, Annelies, Claringbould, Inge, Dortants, Marianne

“…The concept of diversity as an organizational value has become an integral part of many organizational policies, yet women and minorities continue to be…”
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The social construction of integrity: a qualitative case study in Dutch Football by Loyens, Kim, Claringbould, Inge, Rossem, Leonie Heres - van, van Eekeren, Frank

“…This study analyses how the social construction of integrity takes place within the context of football in the Netherlands. Combining a contextual approach to…”
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'It's just the way it is...' or not? How physical education teachers categorise and normalise differences by van Amsterdam, Noortje, Knoppers, Annelies, Claringbould, Inge, Jongmans, Marian

“…This article explores how Dutch physical education (PE) teachers discursively construct body differences between students related to gender, (dis)ability and…”
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Doing and Undoing Gender in Sport Governance: Gender and Sex Diversity in Sport Organizations by CLARINGBOULD, Inge, KNOPPERS, Annelies

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A picture is worth a thousand words: constructing (non-) athletic bodies by van Amsterdam, Noortje, Knoppers, Annelies, Claringbould, Inge, Jongmans, Marian

“…In this article we explore body norms Dutch youth create in their discursive constructions of athletic and (non-)athletic bodies and how these norms are…”
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Exclusionary practices in sport journalism by CLARINGBOULD, Inge, KNOPPERS, Annelies, ELLING, Agnes

“…The relatively low percentage of women and minority sport journalists suggests dynamics of exclusion. We used J. Acker's (1990, 1992) theory about gender and…”
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