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Encyclopedia of Sports Management and Marketing

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SPORTS MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING 4V

Management

Business & Economics

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B2B GT

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B2B & B2C

This four volume set introduces, on the management side, principles and procedures of economics, budgeting and finance; leadership; governance; communication; business law and ethics; and human resources practices; all in the sports context. On the marketing side this reference resource explores two broad streams: marketing of sport and of sport related products (promoting a particular team or selling team and sport related merchandise, for example), and using sports as a platform for marketing non sports products, such as celebrity endorsements of a particular brand of watch or the corporate sponsorship of a tennis tournament. Together, these four volumes offer a comprehensive and authoritative overview of the state of sports management and marketing today, providing an invaluable print or online resource for student researchers.

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Duration Unit Of Measure

Transaction Type

Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
About the Editors.
Introduction.
Reader&#x2019;s Guide.
List of Articles.
List of Contributors.
Chronology.
1: Activation, Sponsorship.
2: Acts of God.
3: Added Value or Value Add.
4: Advertising.
5: Advertising Cost, Determination of.
6: Advertising Cost, Super Bowl.
7: Advertising Creative Strategy.
8: Advertising Media.
9: Advertising Planning Process.
10: Affiliation Activities.
11: Affinity Programs.
12: Aftermarketing.
13: Agency Law.
14: Agent, Sports.
15: Allocentric Versus Psychocentric.
16: Alternative Sports.
17: Alumni Loyalty.
18: Amateur Athlete.
19: Amateur Athletic Union.
20: Amateur Sports Act.
21: Ambush Marketing.
22: Ambush Marketing, Protection From.
23: Americans with Disabilities Act.
24: America&#x2019;s Cup.
25: Anaheim Ducks.
26: Announcer.
27: Anthems/Flag Raising.
28: Antitrust Laws and Sports.
29: Area of Dominant Influence.
30: Arena.
31: Arena Funding&#x2014;Public/Private.
32: Arena Owner/Operator/Tenant Balance.
33: Arizona Cardinals.
34: Arizona Diamondbacks.
35: Assessing Event Risk.
36: Athlete Representation.
37: Athletes as Sponsors.
38: Atlanta Braves.
39: Atlanta Falcons.
40: Atlanta Hawks.
41: Atlanta Thrashers.
42: Atmospherics.
43: Attendance, Impact of Winning on.
44: Audience Measurement.
45: Avidity.
46: Award Ceremonies.
47: B2B, B2C.
48: Balance Sheet.
49: Balanced Scorecard.
50: Baltimore Orioles.
51: Baltimore Ravens.
52: Banner Ads.
53: Barcoding.
54: Barriers to Entry.
55: Bartering for Sports Events/Vendors.
56: Behavior.
57: Benchmarking.
58: Benefits for Sponsors.
59: Bid Documents.
60: Bill Davis Racing.
61: &#x201C;Billboard&#x201D; Rules.
62: Blackouts.
63: Boston Bruins.
64: Boston Celtics.
65: Boston Red Sox.
66: Bowl Championship Series.
67: Bowl Games.
68: Brand Association.
69: Brand Awareness.
70: Brand Equity.
71: Brand Extension.
72: Brand Image.
73: Brand Insistence.
74: Brand Personality.
75: Brand Preference.
76: Brand Protection.
77: Brand Rejection.
78: Branding.
79: Branding, Global Sport.
80: Breach of Contract.
81: Break-Even Analysis.
82: Broadcast Rights.
83: Buffalo Bills.
84: Buffalo Sabres.
85: Calgary Flames.
86: Capital Investment.
87: Carnegie Reports.
88: Carolina Hurricanes.
89: Carolina Panthers.
90: Cartel.
91: Categorizing Sport.
92: Category Exclusivity.
93: Cause Marketing/Branding.
94: Centralization Versus Decentralization of Authority.
95: Change and Sports Management.
96: Charity Sports Events.
97: Charlotte Bobcats.
98: Chat Rooms.
99: Cheerleaders.
100: Chicago Bears.
101: Chicago Blackhawks.
102: Chicago Bulls.
103: Chicago Cubs.
104: Chicago Fire.
105: Chicago White Sox.
106: Chivas USA.
107: Cincinnati Bengals.
108: Cincinnati Reds.
109: Cleveland Browns.
110: Cleveland Cavaliers.
111: Cleveland Indians.
112: Click-Through Rate.
113: Club Seats.
114: Club System in Other Countries.
115: Clutter Sponsorship.
116: Cold Call.
117: Collective Bargaining Agreement.
118: Collusion.
119: &#x201C;Color&#x201D;.
120: Colorado Avalanche.
121: Colorado Rapids.
122: Colorado Rockies.
123: Columbus Blue Jackets.
124: Columbus Crew.
125: Commissioner System.
126: Commonwealth Games.
127: Community Relations.
128: Community Sports.
129: Compensation.
130: Competencies.
131: Competitive Balance.
132: Complementary Advertising.
133: Compliance.
134: Complimentary Advertising.
135: Concession Pricing.
136: Conferences, Collegiate Athletic.
137: Congruency of Product and Target Market.
138: Consumer Behavior.
139: Consumer Satisfaction, Facility.
140: Consumer Shows.
141: Contest Fraud/Losses.
142: Contingency Planning.
143: Continuity Possibilities.
144: Continuous Quality Improvement.
145: Contract, Key Factors in a.
146: Contracts, Athletes.
147: Contracts, Coaches.
148: Contracts, Contest Participants.
149: Contracts, Insurance Brokers.
150: Contracts, Management.
151: Contracts, Officials.
152: Contracts, Premium Seating.
153: Contracts, TV/Radio Network.
154: Contracts, Vendors.
155: Contracts, Venue.
156: Control for Safety of Fans/Athletes/Volunteers.
157: Convention and Visitors Bureaus.
158: Cookies.
159: Cooperative Advertising.
160: Copyright Law and Sports.
161: Copyright Versus Trademark.
162: Core Product.
163: Corporate Criteria for Sponsor Evaluation.
164: Corporate Public Relations, Marketing Public Relations.
165: Corporate Sponsorship Philosophy.
166: Co-Sponsor.
167: Cost per Click.
168: Cost per Thousand.
169: Cost&#x2013;Benefit Analysis.
170: Cost-Plus Pricing.
171: Counterfeit Detection Program.
172: Counterfeit Goods.
173: Coupons.
174: Creating a Strong Event, Keys to.
175: Credential Badges.
176: Credit, Use of.
177: Crisis Management.
178: Cross-Marketing.
179: Cross-Ownership.
180: Cross-Promotions.
181: Crowd Management/Control.
182: Customer Equity.
183: Customer Loyalty Programs.
184: Customer Relationship Marketing.
185: Customer Satisfaction.
186: Dallas Cowboys.
187: Dallas Mavericks.
188: Dallas Stars.
189: Data Collection.

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