Sports Management 2016 issue 128

sports management Nov Dec 2016 issue 128

Sports Management Nov Dec 2016 issue 128

On the cover:

War-torn Rwanda awaits its first cricket stadium

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Editor’s letter: A darker reality

Liz Terry Shares Her Thoughts

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Letters: Have your say

The importance of AEDs in sport centres

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People profiles: Dr Rosena Allin-Khan

Introducing Dr Rosena Allin-Khan, the boxing, footballplaying shadow sports minister

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People profiles: Nick Truran

Hertfordshire Cycling's Nick Truran discusses the challenges of running the Tarmac Tour of Hertfordshire Series and why it has been such a success

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People profiles: Daniel Eisenberg

Researcher Daniel Eisenberg is investigating the link between mental health and athletic performance, providing valuable insights for coaches and athletes

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News & Analysis:

Sports governance, “failing” PE and UK Sport funding boost

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Thought Leaders: Andy Reed

New skills for new-look sector

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Thought Leaders: Emma Boggis

Getting women on board

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Thought Leaders: Helen Clark

Physical education overhaul

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Talking Point: Can council-funded sport survive austerity?

The sports sector is being asked to help resolve the obesity crisis, while at the same time facing austerity cuts

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Interview: Rupert Campbell

Powerleague CEO Rupert Campbell on transforming the five-a-side industry

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Sports Management Nov Dec 2016 issue 128

On the cover:

War-torn Rwanda awaits its first cricket stadium

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Promotional feature: Legend

Cyclopark steps its online offering up a gear with Legend

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Making A Splash: Inside Waterbabies

Its strategy to build its own swimming pools

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Paralympic: Paralympic Stars

GB heroes talk about a stellar Rio 2016

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Bionic Games: Cybathlon

The alternative Paralympic Games with assistive technology

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Promotional feature: O’Brien

Better sports facilities deliver better results

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Interview: Steve Grainger

Development Director Steve Grainger Talks about the RFU’s £50m 3G pitch plan

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Rwanda Cricket: Breaking boundaries

The project to bring a much-needed cricket stadium to war-torn Rwanda

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Soccerex: The Report

New FIFA secretary general sparks interest at the 2016 Soccerex Global Convention

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Innovation: Game Changers

Innovation in sport

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