Titlebook: Management of Sport Organizations at the Crossroad of Responsibility and Sustainability; Perceptions, Practic Kirstin Hallmann,Suvi Heikkin

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Belgium (Flanders),which largely dominates. Yet, a shift in priorities within sustainability is not evident in both?civil society and the government sector. In contrast, the commercial sector plays a more proactive role regarding the three dimensions of sustainability due to its independence and flexibility, despite a

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Botswana,although there is a general and consistent understanding of sustainability and responsibility, the implementation of practices is uneven and often restricted to more superficial activities such as tree planting and clean-up campaigns. The results further highlight a need for a policy to define, guid

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Spain,reveal that organizations’ personal objectives and legal status condition their perceptions of issues regarding social responsibility and sustainability, in addition to the way in which they operate on a daily basis and their future prospects.

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Sweden,wever, their capacity and incentives to act differ, partly due to each sectors’ specific logics. Malm? FF, strongly affected by commercial logics, stands out as the organization most active in realizing the SDGs. The Leisure Department, limited by political requirements, works hard to handle basic p

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