Finding common grounds for conflict resolution through value analysis of stakeholders around the socio-ecological crisis of the Mar Menor coastal lagoon (Spain)

Boix‐Fayos, Carolina; Martínez-López, Javier; Albaladejo, J.; Vente, Joris de

doi:10.1016/j.landurbplan.2023.104829

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“…One brings each other closer, and the other distances or separates. Cooperation and opposition are two fundamental characteristics found in the social process in sports organizations (Boix-Fayos et al, 2023). Conflict is influenced by the social and cultural context in which it is composed individual characteristics, personality, age, and gender (Wachsmuth et al, 2017).…”

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The impact of social interactions on organisational performance in sports: A case study of Ambon City's sports organisations

Fenanlampir,

Budiatin,

Hasbullah

2023

j. Sport Area

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Studying the impact of social interactions on sports organisations’ performance in Ambon City remains a relatively unexplored area. This research aims to address this gap by investigating the influence of social interactions among administrators, coaches, and athletes on sports organisations' performance. Additionally, it explores the disparity in performance levels between individual and team sports. The study focused on sport administrators in Ambon City affiliated with the Indonesian National Sports Committee (KONI). Fifteen participants were selected through purposive sampling, comprising administrators, coaches, and athletes from various sports branches, including athletics, taekwondo, boxing, water skiing, and football. Findings suggest that sports organisation management in Ambon City has not yet achieved optimal levels of effectiveness and facilitation, affecting the dynamics of group sports in particular. Team sports display a higher dependency on teamwork and board roles, notably the coach’s role. Despite suboptimal management, athletes retain the freedom to determine their paths to success or achievement. However, an imbalance exists between expectations and obligations in social relationships, except for the coach-athlete relationship. In summary, this study sheds light on the role of social interactions in sports organisations’ performance and highlights the differences between individual and team sports in Ambon City. These insights may serve as a foundation for more effective management strategies to enhance sports organisations’ performance in the future.

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Section: A Sport Organization As a Process Of Socio-cultural Interactionmentioning

confidence: 99%

The impact of social interactions on organisational performance in sports: A case study of Ambon City's sports organisations

Fenanlampir,

Budiatin,

Hasbullah

2023

j. Sport Area

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Participatory modelling for sustainable development: Connecting coastal and rural social-ecological systems

Martínez-López,

Albaladejo,

de Vente

2024

Environmental Modelling & Software

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Using multi-actor labs as a tool to drive sustainability transitions in coastal-rural territories: Application in three European regions

Guittard,

Kastanidi,

Akinsete

et al. 2024

GAIA - Ecological Perspectives for Science and Society

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Evidence on the efficacy of impacts from real-world experiments in triggering transformative processes is still scarce. This study evaluates multi-actor labs to provide examples of direct impacts of real-world experiments in tackling long-standing, local, sustainability challenges.Multi-actor labs (MALs), a form of real-world social experiments, were implemented in three coastal-rural regions in France (Charente River Basin), Spain (Mar Menor), and Greece (South-West Messinia) to better assess and tackle coastal-rural interactions that govern local sustainability challenges, such as water use conflicts and biodiversity degradation. The MALs used participative methodologies based on systems thinking and transition management. Stakeholders were continuously engaged in a series of workshops to co-produce knowledge, reach a common understanding of the sustainability challenges and issues at stake, and co-design solutions in the form of a roadmap for sustainable transitions in coastal-rural regions. This paper evaluates MALs to provide examples of successful sustainability transition experiments based on the outputs produced, outcomes achieved, and processes used in the three coastal, rural regions.

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Finding common grounds for conflict resolution through value analysis of stakeholders around the socio-ecological crisis of the Mar Menor coastal lagoon (Spain)

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The impact of social interactions on organisational performance in sports: A case study of Ambon City's sports organisations

The impact of social interactions on organisational performance in sports: A case study of Ambon City's sports organisations

Participatory modelling for sustainable development: Connecting coastal and rural social-ecological systems

Using multi-actor labs as a tool to drive sustainability transitions in coastal-rural territories: Application in three European regions

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