Organizing committees for the Olympic Games and satellite host local organizing committees: examining their relationships and impact on legacy creation

Hoff, Kristina J.; Leopkey, Becca; Byun, Jinsu

doi:10.1080/23750472.2020.1856710

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“…We will refer to the main three phases of IOR: formation, management, and outcomes. Hoff et al (2020) emphasized the interdependence of these 3 phases. Thus, studying the formation and management phases of co-hosted event IORs is key to understand co-host collaboration outcomes.…”

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Empowerment of human brands: Brand meaning co-creation on digital engagement platforms

Anderski

Griebel

Stegmann

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Journal of Business Research

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Empowerment of human brands: Brand meaning co-creation on digital engagement platforms

Anderski

Griebel

Stegmann

et al. 2023

Journal of Business Research

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“…The first examines the strategies, norms and ruleshereafter called 'institutions'developed to guide how mega-events are managed and in turn impact on host countries, cities, communities and the wider environment. These institutions have emerged, in part, as a response to an increasing awareness of the positive and negative impacts of mega-events (Chalkley and Essex 1999;Tziralis et al 2008;Hoff et al 2020).…”

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Assessing the impact of sporting mega-events on the social and physical capital of communities in host cities: the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games experience

Falla

Prior

Jacobs

2022

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Over the past decade there has been increasing research on how sporting mega-events such as the Olympic and Commonwealth Games are developing strategies, norms and rules to govern how they impact the host nation, city and communities, and in particular their impacts on economic, social, physical, human and cultural capital. This paper addresses a gap within these interconnected fields by examining how the strategies, norms and rules used to govern a mega-event may impact the social and physical capitals of communities in the host city during and following a mega-event. These associations are revealed through a novel methodology that combines the Institutional Grammar Tool developed by Crawford and Ostrom and the Community Capitals Framework devised by Flora and Flora, to analyse policy documentation, complemented by 11 in-depth interviews on the refurbishment of the Broadbeach Lawn Bowls Club as a venue for the 2018 Commonwealth Games in the City of Gold Coast, Australia.

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Opposition in Japan to the Olympics during the COVID-19 pandemic

Kato

2021

Humanit Soc Sci Commun

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Little is known about the responses of citizens toward sporting mega-events held during a period of extended disasters, such as the 2020 Olympics held during the COVID-19 pandemic. This study aims to clarify the factors affecting citizens’ attitudes by testing the following hypotheses: the perception of high cost, the burden on medical institutions, and high risk of infectious disease spread negatively affect attitudes, while the perception of pandemic countermeasures, economic benefits, and athletes positively affect attitudes. Based on an online survey of 800 citizens before the 2020 Olympics, the hypotheses were tested using logistic regression models with the extracted factors as the explanatory variables and the attitude toward the Olympics as the objective variable. The test results confirm the factors lineated by the hypotheses, except for the perception of high cost. The fear of a healthcare system collapse from the medical burden of dealing with an outbreak has an especially strong negative effect on the attitude toward the Olympics. These results have important implications for city governments and municipalities and suggest that they should not underestimate citizens’ perceptions and attitudes when organizing mega-events and formulating proper communication. Further, the results may offer insights for the smooth strategic planning of large-scale events during unprecedented disasters.

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Organizing committees for the Olympic Games and satellite host local organizing committees: examining their relationships and impact on legacy creation

Cited by 7 publications

References 51 publications

Empowerment of human brands: Brand meaning co-creation on digital engagement platforms

Empowerment of human brands: Brand meaning co-creation on digital engagement platforms

Assessing the impact of sporting mega-events on the social and physical capital of communities in host cities: the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games experience

Opposition in Japan to the Olympics during the COVID-19 pandemic

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