This study provides a structured overview of the literature published between 2010 and
2020 on the causes and consequences of fraud in sport using a systematic search strategy …

While discussion on corruption in sport is intensifying and football match-fixing in particular
is attracting increasing attention, new fixing scandals emerge offering new accounts of …

In 2015, the global sport industry was estimated to be worth US $145 billion which accounts
for over 3% of the world's economic activity (PWC, 2011). Adding to this the total estimated …

Sport mega-events are often accompanied by allegations of bribery and corruption, with
concerns around corruption opportunities expected to continue into the 2020s. Research on …

This article shows how governance failures within sport governing bodies promote
opportunity structures for the manipulation of competitions. Based on a triangulation of …

Sports marketing is a branch of marketing that focuses on promoting sporting events and
teams and advertising other products and services concerning sports. This study employs a …

Supported by a wealth of research, current UK Government policy emphasises the important
role of sport in delivering social outcomes. What is not considered in the current policy and …

Through the increased attention match-fixing has received from both academia and
policymakers in recent years, its complexity and the consequent inability to identify a one-fits …

Research question UK government policy stresses the positive role that sport has on social
outcomes and in the formation of social capital. However, while recognising the presence of …

This paper represents a pioneering attempt to study corruption in sports within the Western
Balkans countries. Even though it is not a new phenomenon, as such, it aims to contribute to …