中国英语研究的回顾与展望     

柏会力 《周口师范学院学报》2007,24(6):93-94,98

文章对中国英语研究过程中涉及的中国英语的定义、名称、地位及其争论进行了简要回顾,对中国英语及其研究进行了展望。  相似文献   

从《孙子》的庙算思想谈体育科技编辑审稿的若干思维艺术     

王兵  付志华 《武汉体育学院学报》1997,(4)

兵家庙算与体育科技编辑审稿都是高级的创造性的思维活动，将兵家庙算的思维艺术移植到体育编辑审稿的思维活动中来，对编辑工作不无启迪。  相似文献   

我国发展体育人口存在的问题与人力资本健康投资   总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1  

朱庆  王萍丽 《福建体育科技》2008,27(1):16-19

运用文献资料，归类比较，逻辑分析法，分析了人力资本健康状况与经济发展的关系，剖析了我国发展体育人口中存在的问题与人力资本投资状况，提出了我国人力资本健康投资的基本途径。  相似文献   

我国体育明星无形资产开发的现状及对策研究     

王加新 《首都体育学院学报》2007,19(5):86-88

体育明星无形资产开发对于国家体育事业的发展具有巨大的推动作用。我国体育明星无形资产的开发处于起步阶段,关于体育明星无形资产的理论研究比较缺乏,相关法律法规不健全,开发的经营管理水平低,体育中介市场不完善,我国体育明星自身素质偏低。因此,为了提高我国体育明星无形资产的开发水平,应该加强对体育明星无形资产的理论研究,建立健全体育明星无形资产开发的相关法律法规,加强体育经营实体部门对体育明星无形资产的开发,重视体育中介机构建设和体育经纪人的培养,关注体育明星综合素质的提高,处理好体育明星个人与媒体、社会的关系。同时,要注意借鉴学习国外体育明星无形资产开发的成功经验。  相似文献   

体育人文社会学概念的逻辑辨析   总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1       下载免费PDF全文

刘建刚  徐亚青  连桂红 《武汉体育学院学报》2008,42(12):20

采用文献资料法、逻辑分析法，对体育人文社会学概念失范的现象、产生的原因及规范的措施进行了逻辑分析与归纳。结论认为，体育人文社会学概念的失范现象主要表现为内涵不清，外延不明。产生的原因：定义方法的多样，体育人文社会学科专业设置的特殊历史背景，体育人文社会学概念与语词关系的复杂性等。规范的措施：正确处理体育人文社会学概念与语词的关系，避免语词歧义；应采用不同的定义法对体育人文社会学及相关概念进行界定。  相似文献   

单项体育赛事志愿者管理模式研究     

曾其令 《福建体育科技》2008,27(4):1-4

通过对中美、美巴对抗赛，第二届世界聋人篮球锦标赛（世聋赛）、第三届斯坦科维奇洲际篮球杯赛（斯杯）志愿者管理研究，对美国NBA和国际篮球联合会以及重大单项体育赛事的志愿者管理模式进行了分析，为我国今后的单项体育赛事志愿者管理提供理论依据。  相似文献   

体育组织员工的工作满意度研究现状及发展方向     

邱芬  王斌 《西安体育学院学报》2008,25(5)

工作满意度一直是管理科学领域受管理者所关注的问题，它是组织管理绩效、组织决策的重要依据。体育组织作为组织的一种形态，其员工的工作满意度直接影响着组织的管理绩效。对体育组织中员工工作满意度的研究现状、研究特点作了系统的分析和评述，进而提出进一步的研究构想：拓宽研究对象和体育情境的研究范围，建构新的员工满意度的理论模型，加强满意度的应用实践研究。  相似文献   

Urban sportscapes: An environmental deterministic perspective on the management of youth sport participation     

《Sport Management Review》2015,18(2):291-307

This paper examines sport participation from an environmental perspective by considering the dynamic role of the sportscape (built-form and supporting infrastructure) in enabling, facilitating and promoting youth sport participation. Complementing recent work by Wicker et al. (2013), we conduct a case study of the ‘geography of sport’ in the Greater Toronto Area. In the process we introduce the concept of facility ‘gravitas’ to capture the attractiveness or ‘magnetism’ of sportscape entities and thereby acknowledge the multifaceted sets of environmental factors (including the bricks-and-mortar of facilities and the supporting mechanisms such as transportation, coaches and clubs) that influence sport participation. The results demonstrate that the geography of sport is not only about where sport venue built-forms are located, but also what types of sport infrastructure are available. To develop a better understanding of sport participation it is important to assess the capacity and quality of the sportscape along with other supporting structures and facilitators. The paper points to the implications for managers and policy makers from this perspective.  相似文献   

‘[We're on the right track,baby], we were born this way’! Exploring sports participation in Norway     

Ken Green  Miranda Thurston  Odd Vaage  Ken Roberts 《Sport, Education and Society》2015,20(3):285-303

Based on quantitative data from the Norwegian Statistisk Sentralbyrå (Statistics Norway) study of Mosjon, Friluftsliv og Kulturaktiviteter, this paper explores trends in Norwegians' participation in sports, with a focus on young people. Norway boasts particularly high levels of sports participation as well as sports club membership and young Norwegians are the quintessential sporting omnivores. Among other things, the Statistics Norway study reveals substantial increases in participation (among young people and females especially) during the period 1997–2007, a shift in the peak of participation to the late teenage years, a relatively high level of lifelong participants, a re-bound effect in the post-child rearing years and a growth in lifestyle sports. Young Norwegians grow up in a socio-economic context of relative equality between the sexes and high standards of living. An abundance of natural and artificial outdoor and indoor sporting facilities alongside a well-established voluntary sports club sector and an elementary school system that emphasizes physical exercise and recreation, as well as high levels of parental involvement, add to the favourable socio-economic conditions to create seemingly optimal circumstances for sports participation. All these reinforce the sporting and physical recreation cultures deeply embedded in Norwegian society and embodied by the very many middle-class parents in a country which, for the time being at least, remains relatively young in demographic terms. In terms of lessons to be learned for policy towards sports and physical education beyond Norway, there may be grounds for some optimism around parental involvement in children's sport as well as the potential appeal of lifestyle sports. That said, it is likely to be the greater socio-economic equalities in Scandinavian countries such as Norway that make them unrealistic benchmarks for sports participation elsewhere.  相似文献   

Australian Indigenous youth's participation in sport and associated health outcomes: Empirical analysis and implications     

《Sport Management Review》2015,18(1):57-68

Analysis of the 2012 Mission Australia Youth Survey (MAYS) finds that among Indigenous youth aged 15–19 years there is a positive relationship between self-reported participation in sport and two health outcomes: rating of overall health and risk of mental health disorder. We find that Indigenous youth who participate in sport are 3.5 times more likely to report good general health and 1.6 times more likely to have no probable serious mental illness. The significance of these findings is discussed in relation to potential future research and policy. In terms of research, the analysis illustrates the utility of brief and cost-effective measures of health outcomes that could be used in future evaluations of specific programs targeting Indigenous youth participation in sport. We also discuss the potential ramifications, for practitioners and management professionals, of the particular policy paths needed to address the current gaps in service delivery to Indigenous communities, and for the development of grassroots, evidence-based, well resourced, culturally sensitive, inclusive and community-led programs. This can, in part, be achieved by ensuring youth sport development programs are shaped by Indigenous youth themselves.  相似文献