Economic, Social and Environmental Aspects of the Impact of the Universiade - 2013 on Development of Kazan City and Tatarstan Republic

Bagautdinova, N. G.; Mingazova, N. M.; Zamaletdinov, Renat I.; Panasyuk, M. V.; Safiullin, L.N.; Gafurov, Ilshat; Glebova, Irina; Зотова, Ф Р; Kadyrov, Azat R.; Suslova, O

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“…According to the participants' responses, they agreed several benefits potentially brought by the 2017 Summer Universiade Games. These benefits are common examples that mega sporting events often claim to bring according to many past literature (Bagautdinova et al 2015, Balduck et al 2011, Ritchie and Lyons 1990, Tyler 2015, Wood 2006. The participants' game attending interest was also at a moderate level (M = 4.83 on a 7-point scale).…”

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“…According to the participants" responses, they agreed several benefits potentially brought by the 2017 Summer Universiade Games. These benefits are common examples that mega sporting events often claim to bring according to many past literature (Bagautdinova et al 2015, Balduck et al 2011, Ritchie and Lyons 1990, Tyler 2015, Wood 2006). The participants" game attending interest was also at a moderate level (M = 4.83 on a 7-point scale).…”

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“…The events were broadcasted by more than 100 television stations. The study of Bagautdinova et al (2015) was a special project that focuses on economic, social and environmental impact brought by the 2013 Kazan Universiade Games (XXVII World Summer Universiade Games). Apparently, the conclusions of that study presented some contradictory effects on development of the city and the surrounding region.…”

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Taiwanese Residents’ Perceived Social, Economic, Recreational and Political Benefits for Hosting the 2017 Universiade Games

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Hosting mega sporting events has been viewed as a great method to provide the host city and nation publicity, recognition, pride, and even economic benefits. This study aims to investigate the perceptions of Taiwanese residents on the social, economic, recreational, and political impact for hosting 2017 World University Games. The researchers used a self-created 7-point Likert survey to collect 1,021 responses from February to April of 2017. The survey covered four main constructs: (1) National and Cultural Spirit and Hospitality, (2) Financial and Recreational Factor, (3) Negative Social Consequences, and (4) Support for the Events and Political Concern. The results of the study showed the perceived positive benefits also outweighed the negative concerns associated with the events. Participants' game attending willingness was best predicted by the rating of "national and cultural spirt and hospitality." However, the notion of using this sporting event as a tool to bring peace and to ease the political tension between China and Taiwan was not observed. Finally, recommendations for promoting future large sporting events in Taiwan were offered. Strategies included targeting young individuals under 30 years of age, as well as emphasizing the potential growth of tourism and recreational benefits.

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“…Под застройку ис-пользовались территории надпойменной трассы, и была засыпана часть акватории. Все это негатив-но отразилось на перспективах сохранения живот-ного мира города (Bagautdinova et al, 2015).…”

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Economic, Social and Environmental Aspects of the Impact of the Universiade - 2013 on Development of Kazan City and Tatarstan Republic

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