Innovation plays a vital role in sport. Through new ideas, change and renewal, innovation
shapes how sport is played, viewed and organized. In other words, innovation affects the …

Sport organizations adapt, renew and develop through creative and novel ideas. The
various strategies for innovation applied by sport organizations hold the potential to radically …

Creativity is the intentional combination of symbols, ideas, or objects in a way that is
unexpected for a given audience. While creativity is a process, innovation is the outcome of …

As a consequence of their size and fragility, small groups depend on cohesion. Central to
group continuation are occasions of collective hedonic satisfaction that encourage …

Background Resource mobilization theory (RMT) developed during the 1970s and evolved
as a new generation of scholars sought to understand the emergence, significance and …

Access to needed resources–material, human, social‐organizational, cultural and moral–
remains a crucial link between sentiments for change and the capacity of social movements …

The literature review presents a lot of theoretical and empirical evidence that trust affects
collaborative culture. The opposite also proves to be true: collaborative culture influences …

The 1960s and early 1970s were marked by dramatic social conflict within most Western
societies. The social movement protagonists whose political, social, and cultural challenges …

Iceland is a tiny Nordic nation with a population of just 330,000 and no professional sports
leagues, and yet its soccer, basketball and handball teams have all qualified for major …

" Parkour is an emerging sport in which practitioners train themselves to move through urban
environments in creative and often risky ways. Comprised of a pastiche of stylized …