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The Imaginative Muslim World in the Eyes of Western Sport Management Academia

Guest User 11/7/22 Guest User 11/7/22

The Imaginative Muslim World in the Eyes of Western Sport Management Academia

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The Attention Economy and Esports: An Econometric Analysis of Twitch Viewership

NASSM Communications 2/3/22 NASSM Communications 2/3/22

The Attention Economy and Esports: An Econometric Analysis of Twitch Viewership

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Islamic Feminism: A New Approach in Sport Management

Khalid Ballouli 5/19/21 Khalid Ballouli 5/19/21

Islamic Feminism: A New Approach in Sport Management

It all begins with an idea.

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Empirical Investigation of Sport Trademark Dilution Using Contingent Valuation Method

NASSM Communications 12/13/20 NASSM Communications 12/13/20

Empirical Investigation of Sport Trademark Dilution Using Contingent Valuation Method

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Considering Taking Up A Cause? Here are some lessons

NASSM Communications 11/25/19 NASSM Communications 11/25/19

Considering Taking Up A Cause? Here are some lessons

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Capacity Building: A Comparison of Two Cases

NASSM Communications 4/19/19 NASSM Communications 4/19/19

Capacity Building: A Comparison of Two Cases

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Applying Career Construction Theory to Female National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I Conference Commissioners

NASSM Communications 1/28/19 NASSM Communications 1/28/19

Applying Career Construction Theory to Female National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I Conference Commissioners

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Feeling That In-Group Feeling at a Sponsored Sporting Event: Links to Memory and Future Attendance

NASSM Communications 11/26/18 NASSM Communications 11/26/18

Feeling That In-Group Feeling at a Sponsored Sporting Event: Links to Memory and Future Attendance

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Explaining Sponsorships Using Analogy

NASSM Communications 11/12/18 NASSM Communications 11/12/18

Explaining Sponsorships Using Analogy

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Sport, Twitter Hashtags, and the Public Sphere: Curt Schilling Case Study

NASSM Communications 10/15/18 NASSM Communications 10/15/18

Sport, Twitter Hashtags, and the Public Sphere: Curt Schilling Case Study

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Challenge accepted: Why women play fantasy football

NASSM Communications 10/1/18 NASSM Communications 10/1/18

Challenge accepted: Why women play fantasy football

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Crossing the great divide between academics and practitioners: The application of autoethnographies in sport (event) volunteer research

NASSM Communications 7/30/18 NASSM Communications 7/30/18

Crossing the great divide between academics and practitioners: The application of autoethnographies in sport (event) volunteer research

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Research: Aruban Sport

NASSM Communications 4/5/17 NASSM Communications 4/5/17

Research: Aruban Sport

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Environmental Sustainability and Sport

NASSM Communications 11/6/16 NASSM Communications 11/6/16

Environmental Sustainability and Sport

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