“…Zeigler (1994Zeigler ( , 1995, Alvesson and Deetz (2000), Amis andSilk (2005), Frisby (2005), Smith and Stewart (2010), and others have similarly suggested that we need to engender more critical and innovative approaches to the study of sport management. I concur, and follow Singer (2005), Nauright (2004), Shaw and Frisby (2006), Roth and Basow (2004), Anderson (2009), Skinner andEdwards (2005), and many others in encouraging sport management scholars to consider how their research and teaching values-indeed their very ontological bases-reproduce, or in many cases hold the potential to confront, the systematization of sport created by colonialism, patriarchy, heteronormativity, racism, and economic exploitation. I believe some of the critical work being done in the areas of Sport for Development and Capacity Building through Sport are two such starting points from which to move in new directions.…”