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Voluntary sport clubs and the social policy agenda

Voluntary sport clubs and the social policy agenda

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Local governments, traditionally an important partner of voluntary sport clubs in the Netherlands, are increasingly influencing clubs into involvement in social projects and activities. Although it is not clear what contribution sports clubs can play in this social policy agenda, or whether this agenda carries dangers of undermining the nature and strengths of these clubs (Coalter, 2007), more and more clubs in the Netherlands try to adapt to these demands. Sport clubs are no simple implementers of local social policy, they need autonomy to translate social activities to the local context and specific characteristics of the club to be successful (Skille, 2008). The aim of this study is to gain insight in the opinions of sport club members towards this upcoming social responsibility.

OrganisatieHanzehogeschool Groningen
Gepubliceerd in13th European Association for Sociology of Sport Conference Copenhagen, Denmark, DNK
Datum2016-05-05
TypeConference item not in proceedings
TaalNederlands

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