GeoSport
The Geopolitical Economy of Sport - how geography, politics, economics and culture shape 21st century sport
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 285 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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How the relocation of this year’s Esports World Cup created a diplomatic opportunity
The full version of this article was first published by Arabian Gulf Business Insight and can be read here.
Saudi Arabia’s planned $7 billion investment in three manga-inspired theme parks at Cergy-Pontoise, northwest of Paris, may seem an...
Since 2019, private equity investors have spent US$55 billion on sport - why?
The full version of this article was first published by Football Studies and can be read here.
The landscape of modern sports is undergoing a profound structural transformation, driven by an unprecedented wave of private equity investment...
The geopolitical symbiosis of sport, sponsorship and airlines - networks within networks
Recently on GeoSport, we argued that Turkish Airlines’ new £300m-plus Liverpool shirt deal should be understood as much through geopolitics as marketing.
With Dubai and Doha facing disruption from the conflict in Iran, Istanbul has an opp...
Why “Glamscaping” is taking over sport
As we head into the men’s football season’s first international break, many people will be casting their eyes towards Clairefontaine, close to Paris, French football’s National Football Centre.
Ahead of matches, the national team players o...
New sponsors in sport - financially imperative though socially undesirable?
The full version of this article was first published by Team Sports Studies and can be read here https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S3117879026000071
Sport sponsorship has evolved from simple transactional branding into a mu...
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How 21st-century sport is shaped by the intersection of geography, politics, economics, culture, technology and more | Professor Simon Chadwick and Dr Paul Widdop
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