Sport Organisation and Administration
Publisher: Bookboon.com
Published: 2013
ISBN-13: 9788740306439
Table of contents: title: Content; title: 1. Sport Organization; title: 1.1. Introduction; title: 1.2. What is a sport organization?; title: 1.3. Organization structures; title: 2. Organizational and Management Theories; title: 2.1. Introduction; title: 2.2. Organizational theories; title: 2.3. Management theories; title: 3. The Club; title: 3.1. Introduction; title: 3.2. The club plan; title: 4. Groups in Sport Clubs; title: 4.1. Introduction; title: 4.2. Groups and teams; title: 5. Decision Making; title: 5.1. Introduction; title: 5.2. Types of decisions; title: 5.3. Decision making conditions; title: 5.4. The decision making process; title: 5.5. Techniques for improving group decision making; title: 6. Conflict in Sport Clubs; title: 6.1. Introduction; title: 6.2. What is conflict?; title: 6.3. Functional and dysfunctional conflict; title: 6.4. Types of conflict; title: 6.5. The conflict process; title: 6.6. Managing conflict; title: 7. Administration of Coaches; title: 7.1. Introduction; title: 7.2. Recruitment of coaches; title: 7.3. Selecting coaches; title: 7.4. Supervision and evaluation of coaches; title: 8. Administration of Parents; title: 8.1. Introduction; title: 8.2. Developing a shared understanding with parents; title: 8.3. Parent and sport club managers’ responsibilities; title: 8.4. Parent problems; title: 9. Administration of Finances; title: 9.1. Introduction; title: 9.2. Sources of funds; title: 9.3. Budgeting; title: 9.4. Accounting; title: 10. Risk Management; title: 10.1. Introduction; title: 10.2. What is risk and risk management; title: 10.3. Risk management process; title: 10.4. Duties regarding risk prevention; title: 10.5. How to make the activities at your club safer; title: 10.6. Supervision guidelines; title: 10.7. Managing specific risks; title: 11. Event Management; title: 11.1. Introduction; title: 11.2. Sport event planner; title: 11.3. Conducting the event; title: 12. References