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BU SPARC ... Research Centre formed in April 2016!

The Sport & Physical Activity Research Centre (SPARC) is a new dynamic, exciting and stimulating environment for a range of activities, including high-quality research outputs, focussed and strategic research bidding, events including hosting conferences and a seminar series to encourage debate and discussion, for international research networking and collaboration, for the on-going development of graduate students, and for funded research projects.

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To the Department of Sport & Physical Activity’s Research Update. Research updates will be produced quarterly and highlight the research activities and achievements of staff in the Department. It provides a digest of staff research activity, highlighting accomplishments in, and the collective impact upon, the interdisciplinary fields of sport & physical activity. The global reach and impact of staff research is showcased in academic outputs, research income and external bidding, international conference and keynote presentations, and a number of other research accomplishments.

NEW STAFF ...

A number of internationally renown staff have recently joined the Department. Welcome to Dr Nicola De Martini Ugolotii (from Bath), Dr Adi Adams (from Bath), & Dr Carli Stewart (from Cardiff Met). They are all great additions and aid us in building our research capacity / developing our portfolio.

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Research Update

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Peer Reviewed Published Academic Articles:

Funk, D., Lock, D., Karg, A., & Pritchard, M. (2016). Sport Consumer Behavior Research: Improving Our Game. Journal of Sport Management, 30, 113-116.

Gavin, J.P., Myers, S.D., & Willems, M.E.T. (2016). Effect of eccentric exercise with reduced muscle glycogen on plasma interleukin-6 and neuromuscular responses of m. quadriceps femoris. Journal of Applied Physiology, jap-00383.

Gavin, J.P. & Coleman, I. (2016). Placement experience and learning motivations in higher education, Journal of Applied Research in Higher Education, 8(3); 302-315.

Harding, J., Lock, D., & Toohey, K. (2016). A social identity analysis of technological innovation in an action sport: judging elite half-pipe snowboarding. European Sport Management Quarterly, 16, 214-232.

Lock, D., & Funk, D. (2016). The multiple in-group identity framework. Sport Management Review 19, 85-96.

Academic outputs currently under review / in press:

Allen, D. (in press).‘‘Tours of Imperialism’: Cricket and Cultural Transfer in South Africa, 1880-1910’. International Journal of the History of Sport (special issue: Connections, Linkages and Comparisons: African Sports in Transnational Contexts) (edited by Chris Bolsmann and Susann Baller)

Allen, D. (in press). ‘Sport and the South African War’. Chapter accepted for Butterworth, M. (ed.) Global Sport and Militarism. Routledge.

Allen, D. (in press). ‘Issues and Controversies in Hosting the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa’. In Cawood, H.M and Thomsen, S. (eds.) Sport, Place and Cultural Identity. Witney: Inter-Disciplinary Press.

Britton, D., Kavanagh, E. & Polman, R. (under review). Individual differences in adolescent stress reactivity: Implications of research and practice with adolescent athletes. Journal of Sports Medicine Open

Britton, D., Kavanagh, E. & Polman, R. (under review). The perceived stress reactivity scale for adolescent athletes: Validity and reliability of a self-report measure assessing individual differences in responses to stress in sport. Psychology of Sport & Exercise

Brown, L., Kavanagh, E. J. & King, K. (under review). Life following a spinal cord injury: a narrative of hope. Leisure Studies.

Couto, U., Tang, W. & Boyce, P. (in press). What makes a motorsport event enjoyable? The case of Macau Grand Prix. Journal of Convention & Event Tourism.

Darcy, S., Lock, D., & Taylor, T. (in press). Enabling inclusive sport participation: Effects of disability and support needs on constraints to sport participation. Leisure Sciences.

De Martini Ugolotti, N. (under review). “We Are Rolling and Vaulting Tonight”: Sport Programs, Urban Regeneration, and the Politics of Parkour in Turin, Italy. International Journal of Sport Politics and Policy.

Doyle, J., Filo, K., Lock, D., Funk, D., & McDonald, H. (in press). Exploring PERMA in spectator sport: Applying positive psychology to examine the individual-level benefits of sport consumption. Sport Management Review.

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Doyle, J., Lock, D., Filo, K., Funk, D., & McDonald, H. (in press). ‘I was there from the start’: The identity maintenance strategies used by fans to combat the threat of losing. Sport Management Review.

Francombe-Webb, J., Silk, M. & Bush, A. (in press). Critical Corporeal Curricula, Praxis & Change. In Silk, M., Andrews, D. & Thorpe, H. (Eds). The Routledge Handbook of Physical Cultural Studies. London: Routledge

Gavin, J.P., Immins, T. & Wainwright, T. (under review). Stair negotiation as a rehabilitation intervention for enhancing recovery following total hip and knee replacement. International Journal of Orthopaedic and Trauma Nursing

Gavin, J.P., Myers, S.D. & Willems, M.E.T. (under review). Cardiorespiratory and metabolic responses after exercise-induced muscle damage: the influence of lowered glycogen. The Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness

Hardy, L., Barlow, M., Evans, L., Rees, T., Woodman, T., & Warr, C. (under review). Great British medalists: Psychosocial biographies of super-elite and elite athletes from Olympic sports. Progress in Brain Research. IF = 3.256.

Kavanagh, E., Brown, L. & Jones, I. (under review). Elite athletes’ experience of coping with emotional abuse in the coach-athlete relationship. Journal of Applied Sport Psychology

Kavanagh, E., Jones, I. and Sheppard-Marks, L. (in press). Towards typologies of virtual maltreatment: Sport, digital cultures and dark leisure. Leisure Studies.

Lee, I.S, Brown, G. King, K. and Shipway, R. (in press) Social identity in serious sport event space. Event Management.

Litchfield, C., Kavanagh, E., Osborne, J. & Jones, I. (under review). Virtual Maltreatment: Sexualisation and social media abuse in sport. Psychology of Women’s Section Review.

Litchfield, C., Kavanagh, E., Osborne, J. & Jones, I. (under review). Virtual Maltreatment: Sexualisation and social media abuse in sport. Psychology of Women’s Section Review.

Moll, T., Rees, T., Freeman, P. (under review). Visible-invisible support and performance in novice golfers. Psychology of Sport and Exercise. IF 2.65;

Rau, N., Kaiser, S., Beech, J. & Breitbarth, T. (under review) “Sport Events & Destination Branding - A Literature Review”, Tourism

Rudd, J., Barnett, L., Farrow, D., Berry, J., Borkoles, E., & Polman, R.C.J. (in press). Effectiveness of a 16 week gymnastic curriculum at developing movement competence in children. Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport

Silk, M. (in press). The Phallus & the Pariah: The Cultural Politics of the Post 9/11 Body Politic. In Butterworth, M. (ed). Global Sport and Militarism. London & New York: Routledge.

Silk, M. (in press). Sporting Spectacle, 9/11 and the Reconstitution of the American Nation. In Dolan, P. & Connolly, J. (eds). Sport & National Identities: Globalization and Conflict. London: Routledge.

Silk, M. & Manley, A. (in press). Urban & Securitised Spaces. In Silk, M., Andrews, D. & Thorpe, H. (Eds). The Routledge Handbook of Physical Cultural Studies. London: Routledge

Silk, M. & Mayoh, J. (in press). Praxis. In Silk, M., Andrews, D. & Thorpe, H. (Eds). The Routledge Handbook of Physical Cultural Studies. London: Routledge

Silk, M., Andrews, D. & Thorpe, H. (Eds) (in press). The Routledge Handbook of Physical Cultural Studies.

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London: Routledge

Silk, M., Millington, B., Rich, E. & Bush, A. (under review). (Re-)Thinking Digital Leisure. Leisure Studies.

Waldman, D., Silk, M. & Andrews, D. (under review). Spatial Development, Transnational Aspiration & Sporting Symbolism: Cloned Cricket Communities & the New Indian Middle Class. Geoforum.

External Research Grant Bidding Activity:Bailey, R., (Historic Environment Scotland), Manley (Bath), Silk (Bournemouth) & Wang (Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, Suzhou, People’s Republic of China). Producing/Consuming ‘Romantic Scotland’: Exhibitions, Heritage, Nation & the Chinese Market. Submitted to AHRC (RED ID: 9401). (£353,390; Value to Bournemouth. £59,468)

Breitbarth,T., "#SocialResponsibility in #Football: Mapping Perceptions and Expectations through Social Media Conversations across Europe", UEFA Research Grant Programme, EUR 13,000, RED 9439. FUNDED

Freeman, P., & Rees, T. (2016). Coaches’ attitudes and behaviors towards doping and their impact on development athletes’ attitudes, intentions, and willingness to dope. IOC 2016 Olympic Research Programme. $10,716. FUNDED

Freeman, P., & Rees, T. (2016--SUBMITTED). Evaluating the content and impact of brief, online educational resources about supplement use in sport. WADA 2017 Social Science Research Grant Program. £26,306. RED 9679;

Lock, D., Adams, A., Hibbert, J., Makris, E., & Thom, L. (2016). Evaluation of the Inspired By 2012 Health & Wellbeing Legacy Fund. Submitted to Dorset County Council. Amount £19,500. Unsuccessful

Mayoh, J. Co/ I Alvin Oon (Sunway) Selina Khoo & Nahar Mohd (UMMC) Poh Bee Koon (Universiti Malaya) Azahadi Mohd (Ministry of Health Malaysia Heather Hartwell (Bournemouth). Overcoming Barriers to Physical Activity and Healthy Nutrition for Overweight and Obese Women Shift-workers in Urban Malaysia. Newton Fund/ MRC UK-Malaysia: Joint Health Research Call. Council Reference: MR/P013759/1(£120,969/ £96,776 to BU) RED 9535.

Doctoral Milestones:Dr Nicola De Martini Ugolotti: Successful completion of minor corrections following PhD Viva (18th April, 2016).

Sam Price - PhD Transfer (Supervisors, Jo Mayoh & Andy Adams)

Mark Stevens - successful initial review (Supervisor, Tim Rees)

Professor Michael Silk: Appointed External Phd Examiner for Amanda De Lisio (University of Toronto) & External PhD Committee Member for Devra Waldman (University of British Columbia)

International Conferences:

Allen, D. ‘The Englishman’s Game’: Cricket and English Identity in North America, 1830-1900’ - Paper presented at the North American Society for Sport History (NASSH) Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, USA, May 2016

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Allen, D. ‘The English Diaspora and Cricket in North America’ – Paper accepted for the British Society of the History of Sport (BSSH) Annual Conference, University of Edinburgh, September 2016.

Breitbarth, T. Invited to conference “Internationalization and Quality Assurance in German Higher Education”, 30th July/1st July 2016, Berlin, organised by German Academic Exchange Service and sponsored by Federal Ministry of Education and Research and Erasmus+

Breitbarth, T. “Corporate Social Responsibility in and through Sport - An International Sport Management Perspective”, Invited presentation, Heilbronn University, 18 April 2016.

Buchan, D. & Breitbarth, T. (2016): International work placements and career development – sport management students’ experience and identity changes. ACCEPTED for 24th European Association of Sport Management Conference, Warsaw, 7-10 Sep 2016.

Burgess, L. & Gavin, J.P. The incidence of injuries and the epidemiology of osteoarthiritis in retired. amateur rugby union males (mini oral). Research and Impact in Active Ageing Symposium, University of Cumbria, Lancaster; Friday 24th June 2016.

Gavin, J.P. Immins, T. & Wainwright, T. Stair negotiation as a rehabilitation intervention for enhancing recovery following orthopaedic surgery: a systematic review (mini oral). Research and Impact in Active Ageing Symposium, University of Cumbria, Lancaster; Friday 24th June 2016.

Heere, B., Breitbarth, T., Xing, X., Jones, A., Paramino Salcines, J.L., Yoshida, M. & Derom, I. (2016): Using hallmark sport events to internationally brand your city: Measuring the effects of the Tour de France on the brand of the city of Utrecht in nine different nations. Accepted for Sport Management Association of Australia & New Zealand Conference, Auckland, 23-25 Nov 2016.

Mayoh, J. (2016). Promoting Physical Activity and Wellbeing for Women. Bournemouth University Global Festival of Learning in Malaysia, KL 29th June.

Other Outputs / Public Engagement:

Dr Dean Allen was interviewed by the Benoni Times (Johannesburg), The Bolander (Western Cape) and WhaleCoast FM (South Africa): http://www.spreaker.com/user/wcfm96/dean-allen-speaks-to-u3a

Dr Allen also undertook a book tour through South Africa & Zimbabwe (comprising 17 public book talks throughout South Africa and Zimbabwe)

Breitbarth, T. (2016): Unternehmerischer Nutzen von Sponsoring und sozialem Engagement im Sport - Im olympischen Rio wie in der heimischen Region. Industrieanzeiger, Issue 17, p. 24-26.

Breitbarth, T, Invited full-day workshop on “CSR and sport management” for CSR managers of Bundesliga Foundation and German Bundesliga clubs as part of a German Chamber of Commerce special certification programme.

Lockstone-Binney, L. Holmes, K. Shipway, R. & Smith, K. (2016) Evaluating the volunteering infrastructure legacy of the Olympic Games: Sydney 2000 and London 2012. International Olympic Committee (IOC) Olympic Studies Centre (OSC). Lausanne, Switzerland. Wednesday 15th June 2016.  

Kavanagh, E. J., Knowles, Z. R., Rhind, D., Brady, A., Miles, A., Gervis, M. & Davison, R. (2016). The BASES expert statement in safeguarding in the sport sciences. (Re-Submitted) to BASES Sport and Exercise Scientist.REES: Submission to UK Government 'Duty of Care' Call for Evidence.

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International Peer Esteem Markers:

Dr Dean Allen was a finalist for 2016 Alan Paton Award for non-fiction Book of the Year in South Africa (Empire, War and Cricket in South Africa – May 2016). He also hosted / mc’d the West Somerset Sport Awards evening, West Somerset School / Minehead Cricket Club. June 2016

Dr Tim Breitbarth will also be serving as Scientific Chair 2017, European Association for Sport Management conference, Track Chair, 20th Environmental and Sustainability Management Accounting Network Conference 2016, Track Chair and Scientific Committee, 2016 European Association for Sport Management Conference, and on the Organising Committee, 2nd German CSR Communications Congress 2017.

Editorships & Editorial Boards

Dr Tim Breitbath serves on the Editorial Board of 'Sports Business Management: an International Journal'

Dr Ian Jones serves on the Editorial Board of Leisure Studies

Dr Dan Lock serves on the Editorial Board of European Sport Management Quarterly and Sport Management Review.

Professor Tim Rees serves on the Editorial Board of the Sport and Exercise Psychology Review

Dr Richard Shipway is Regional Editor (Europe) for the International Journal of Event and Festival Management and Reviews and Commentaries Editor for the Journal of Sport and Tourism

Professor Michael Silk serves as Managing Editor for Leisure Studies (Taylor & Francis) and on the Editorial Boards of Communication & Sport, International Review for the Sociology of Sport, Journal of Sport & Tourism.

Journal Special Issues:

Dr Tim Breitbath is editing a special issue of Journal of Public Affairs: Breitbarth, T, Schaltegger, S & Mahon, J., "The marketing and public affairs of sustainability", Scheduled for 2017. 2)

Dr Dan Lock is editing a Special Issue of the Journal of Sport Management: Sport Consumer Behavior Research: ‘Improving Our Game.’ (with Karg, A., & Pritchard, M.)

Professor Michael Silk, along with Emma Rich, Brad Millington & Anthony Bush (all Bath) are editing a special issue of Leisure Studies on ‘Digital Culture & Young People’ (due for publication, Vol 6 2016).

Peer Review:

Academic Staff in the Department provided peer review for the following journals:

Journal of Geriatrics, European Sport Management Quarterly; Sport & Entertainment Review; SpringerPlus; Perceptual and Motor Skills; Journal of Consumer Culture, International Journal of Golf Management, Sport Management Review; Leisure Studies; Journal of Urban Cultural Studies.

Staff also reviewed book proposals for Routledge & Palgrave.

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Edited Books:

Breitbarth, T., Kaiser, S. & Dickson, G. Golf business and management: an introduction (in progress). London: Routledge.

Silk, M., Andrews, D. & Thorpe, H. (2017). The Routledge Handbook of Physical Cultural Studies (in production) London: Routledge.

Find out more about the Department of Sport & Physical Activity here:

https://www1.bournemouth.ac.uk/discover/faculties/faculty-management/our-departments/department-sport-physical-activity

Coming Soon:

Pop-Up Summer Events: Keep an eye out on the web / social media / email for a couple of exciting BU SPARC ‘pop-up’ summer events!

Autumn Seminars: Featuring Professor Brett Smith (Birmingham), Tim Hollingsworth (CEO, Paralympics GB), Professor John Amis (Edinburgh) & Dr Marc De Rond (Cambridge, Judge Business School).

CONTACTS

SPARC!! https://research.bournemouth.ac.uk/centre/sport-and-physic…rch-centre-sparc/

Twitter: @BU_SPARC

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Web: https://www1.bournemouth.ac.uk/discover/faculties/faculty-management/our-departments/department-sport-physical-activity

Compiled by: Professor Michael Silk (Head of Research & Professional Practice, Department of Sport & Physical Activity, Bournemouth University)

Email

msilk@bournemouth.ac.uk

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