Sport Management Review
1998 - 2026
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Volume 29, issue 1, 2026
- “We’re starting to turn the page”: navigating stigma as a women’s sport employee pp. 1-25

- Risa F. (Isard) Isley, Katherine Sveinson and E. Nicole Melton
- A closer look at gender equity in the boardroom: women’s representation in powerful positions in local sport governing bodies pp. 26-51

- Katrin Scharfenkamp and Pamela Wicker
- Allyship and social support networks: examining feelings of safety and confidence among LGBTQ+ sports officials pp. 52-76

- Jacob K. Tingle, Brittany L. Jacobs, Anna C. Baeth, Matthew Katz and Claire C. Zvosec
- From dutiful volunteers to volunteer devotees and involvement seekers: segmenting volunteer board members, coaches, and referees of voluntary sports clubs pp. 77-102

- Kirstin Hallmann, Svenja Feiler, Spencer Preece and Christoph Breuer
- Growing yourself as a first-generation American football fan in China: a consumer socialization perspective pp. 103-132

- Qingru Xu, Sitong Guo, Huai-yu Chen and Yiran Su
- ‘We exist because of them’: understanding the integration mechanisms and process of men’s and women’s football in China pp. 133-158

- Qi Peng, Nicolas Scelles, Zhisheng Chen, Kun Ai and Pu Wang
- Understanding how local contexts shape partnerships in sport for development across Latin America pp. 159-188

- Olga Khokhryakova and Per G. Svensson
- Challenge accepted! or not: impact of artificial intelligence (AI)-based matchmaking on motivation to re-engage with fantasy sports applications pp. 189-215

- Keshav Gupta, Daniel C. Funk and Thilo Kunkel
Volume 28, issue 5, 2025
- Legitimacy work of Olympic stadium renovations: a multiple case study of Los Angeles and Atlanta pp. 851-879

- Jinsu Byun, Kristina Hoff and Mathew Dowling
- You have to be good … and also pretty and nice: examining corporate sponsorship investments in the Korea Ladies Professional Golf Association pp. 880-902

- Soyoung Joo, Heidi M. Parker, Risa F. (Isard) Isley and Janet S. Fink
- Investigating the cascading effects of board gender quotas: an event system theory perspective pp. 903-929

- Jordan T. Bakhsh, Katherine Raw, Eleanor Faulkner, Pamm Phillips and Katie Rowe
- Collaborative competitors: how NCAA college athletes manage team dynamics amid personal brand monetization pp. 930-958

- Nataliya Bredikhina
- Fans’ experiences attempting to boycott the 2022 Qatar World Cup pp. 959-985

- Keegan Dalal and Elizabeth B. Delia
- Sportswomen, social media, and gendered affective labor: an analysis of two teams at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup pp. 986-1008

- Julie Brice, Holly Thorpe and Hannah McNamara
- Trust can move mountain (biking): a social network examination of the role of trust, communication and coopetition in youth sport pp. 1009-1029

- Natalie L. Smith, Amy Rundio and Matthew Katz
- Exploring legitimacy of women’s professional team sport pp. 1030-1053

- Wendy O’Brien, Alana Thomson, Kristine Toohey, Tracy Taylor and Clare Hanlon
- Innovation in sport organisations: the role of formal organisational structures and informal networks pp. 1054-1081

- Lucien von Schomberg, Katharina De Vita, Stefano Ghinoi, Riccardo De Vita and Grace O’Rourke
Volume 28, issue 4, 2025
- Signaling a commitment to diversity: examining the intersection of sport team owner race and diversity, equity, and inclusion pledges pp. 625-649

- Xiaochen Zhou, Minkyo Lee, Yiran Su and Dae Hee Kwak
- Race and institutionalism: how race shapes organizational behavior in sport pp. 650-675

- Ajhanai C.I. Keaton and Charles D.T. Macaulay
- The dark side of social innovation: integrating a digital application for sport-for-development programmes pp. 676-704

- Sophia Harith, Mitchell McSweeney, Annick Willem, Mathieu Winand and Mathieu Marlier
- Succession planning in sport for development and peace pp. 705-728

- King Saah and Per G. Svensson
- A conceptual framework for understanding brand connection to sport mascots pp. 729-752

- Yong Jae Ko, Lydia Yun and Philip Kang
- The impact of socioeconomic background on the timing of long-term contracts in Major League Baseball pp. 753-769

- Richard J Paulsen and Michael Sinkey
- The role of identity on receptivity to environmental messaging and its impact on fandom pp. 770-795

- Brian P. McCullough, Galen Trail, Timothy Kellison and Jessica R. Murfree
- Unveiling the emotional edge: how fans’ emotional attachment influences the relationships between fanship, fandom, subjective well-being, and attitudinal loyalty pp. 796-822

- Giorgio Portaluri, Daniel Lock, Yuhei Inoue, Rita Mura and Francesca Vicentini
- Discursive delegitimisation of athlete activism: a study of the Australian football team pp. 823-850

- Francis O’Neill, Ashleigh-Jane Thompson, Geoff Dickson and Tim Ströbel
Volume 28, issue 3, 2025
- The role of brokerage in green partnership formation in professional sport pp. 397-422

- Yiying Chen and Kathryn Heinze
- Queering inclusion: the experiences of LGBTQ+ women in rugby in Aotearoa/New Zealand pp. 423-444

- Sally Shaw
- Long-distance brand relationship marketing in sport: determining factors for satellite fans’ share of wallet and time pp. 445-475

- Yiran Su, Matthew Katz and Jason Doyle
- Initiate, adopt, implement, and transfer: exploring the innovation process undergone by mega-sport event organizing committees pp. 476-497

- Kristina Hoff and Becca Leopkey
- The opportunities and challenges facing participation in different types of women’s football in England pp. 498-522

- Paul Downward and Cristina Muniz
- Exploring the determinants of women football players’ Instagram popularity pp. 523-548

- Nataliya Bredikhina, Thilo Kunkel, Heather Kennedy and Francesca Fumagalli
- How does gender diversity impact board performance? Insights from Australian sport pp. 549-574

- Joshua McLeod, Pamm Phillips, Katie Rowe, Sarah Reddan, Katherine Raw and Steve Swanson
- “If you build it, they will buy it”: exploring consumer insights of professional women’s football merchandising strategies pp. 575-599

- Katherine Sveinson, Beth Clarkson, Keith Parry and Jessica Richards
- Informing a culture shift in high performance sport in Canada: athletes’ unsafe and safe sport experiences pp. 600-623

- Eric MacIntosh, Alison Doherty and Shannon Kerwin
Volume 28, issue 2, 2025
- Musical congruity in sports: enhancing team branding in esports and traditional sports pp. 201-231

- Yongjin Hwang and Khalid Ballouli
- Sport spectator well-being: a scoping review pp. 232-256

- Hui Du, Thomas Alexander Baker, Yiran Su, Kevin Byon and Matthew Katz
- Collective leadership in nonprofit sport boards pp. 257-281

- Lesley Ferkins, David Shilbury and Ian O’Boyle
- “Doing” inclusion in the daily sports practice – club representatives’ conceptions of mainstreaming parasports pp. 282-302

- Malin Andersson
- “Your voice is power!” Examining motivations and opportunity structures for high school athlete activism in U.S. interscholastic sport pp. 303-327

- Yannick Kluch, Lillian Feder, Tarkington J Newman, Travis R. Scheadler, Eric M. Martin and Andrew Mac Intosh
- Game day guilt: how ingroup affiliation and identity threat influence indulgent food choices among sport fans pp. 328-347

- Yonghwan Chang, Taewoong Yoo, Clinton Warren and Daniel L. Wann
- Role of risk perception on trust, event impact experiences, and event support in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics during the COVID-19 outbreak pp. 348-369

- Daichi Oshimi, Shiro Yamaguchi, Takayuki Fukuhara and Marijke Taks
- Investigating consumer preferences and perceptions of brands across men’s and women’s sport: a brand architecture approach pp. 370-395

- Jason P. Doyle, Yiran Su, Sarah Jane Kelly, Kevin Filo and Thilo Kunkel
Volume 28, issue 1, 2025
- Experience is all you need: a large language model application of fine-tuned GPT-3.5 and RoBERTa for aspect-based sentiment analysis of college football stadium reviews pp. 1-25

- Tyreal Yizhou Qian, Weizhe Li, Hua Gong, Chad Seifried and Chenglong Xu
- Environment as a vulnerability factor for doping: a qualitative examination of Indian track and field athletes’ hurdles to compete clean pp. 26-50

- Rekha Janarthanan, Jules Woolf, Andrew Bloodworth and Andrea Petróczi
- Empirically testing for niche sports pp. 51-72

- Hunter Fujak, Carl Driesener and David Shilbury
- Using feminist critical management studies to examine LGBTQ+ women’s experiences of inclusion and exclusion in rugby pp. 73-96

- Sally Shaw
- Public perception of esports: an examination of esports image and genre differences pp. 97-120

- Jongho Kim, Kihan Kim, Hansol Kim and Shanshan Li
- Market demand for metaverse-based sporting events: a mixed-methods approach pp. 121-147

- Sam S. Chen and James J. Zhang
- Leadership development: relationality and temporality in professional sport pp. 148-172

- Lewis Whales, Stephen Frawley, Adam Cohen and Natalia Nikolova
- Pollination, cultivation, and perennialization: creating the amateur logic in collegiate sport pp. 173-199

- Calvin Nite and Marvin Washington
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