Since the European Year of Education through Sport (EYES, 2004), sport has been recognised as an important cultural, social and economic phenomenon in the European Union, fully recognising the right of sportspeople (e.g. athletes, coaches, referees, sport managers and volunteers) to combine their academic/work and sport careers (e.g. dual career). This book is intended to raise awareness among sport institutions and organisations of the need to cooperate to overcome problems related to the combination of education/ work and competitive sport, to promote awareness of the need to develop dual career paths, and to foster exchanges of best practices at local, regional, national and European level. It gathers research, projects and practical experiences from an academic approach that will serve as an updated reference to the different skateholders involved in the Dual Career.
Governance through soft laws in Europe: the case of guidelines for dual careers of athletes in Portugal
págs. 17-36
The portuguese experience for dual sport-academic career: possibilities for Brazil
Carlos Eduardo Jardim Filho, António Figueiredo, Duarte Nuno Lopes, Felipe Costa
págs. 37-52
The transition from sport to the sport technology-oriented business: a pathway for the dual career of the student-athlete
María José Maciá Andreu, Caridad Hernández Guardiola, Alejandro Leiva Arcas, Francisco José Cánovas Alvarez, Sofía Toro, Antonio Sánchez Pato, Juan Alfonso García Roca
págs. 55-70
págs. 71-84
Interplay of sports and education: a review of dual career literature
Yusuf Hassan, Subhasree Mukherjee, Martin Carlsson-Wall, Mato Njavro, Sascha L. Schmidt
págs. 85-108
Alejandro Leiva Arcas, María José Maciá Andreu, Lourdes Meroño, Juan Alfonso García Roca, Lucía Abenza Cano, Álvaro Díaz-Aroca, Francisco José Cánovas Alvarez, Antonio Sánchez Pato, María Delgado, Raquel Vaquero Cristóbal
págs. 109-128
Preventing match-fixing through dual career
Ana María Gallardo Guerrero, María José Maciá Andreu, Carmen Daniela Quero Calero
págs. 131-142
Challenges of the employee-sportspersons: an integrated multi-sectorial partnership for dual career through the BRAVA-DC Project
Ciaran MacDonncha, Laura Capranica, Chloé Barat, Alberto Bichi, Laurence Blondel, Rosemary Daniel, Mojca Doupona, António Figueiredo, Andrea Fusco, Ole Keldorf, Giovanni Mattia, Bratic Milovan, Valeria Pernetti, Andrej Pisl, Klement Podnar, Lotte Juhl, Nenad Stojiljkovic, Nataša Verk, Giles D. Warrington, Michela Mingione
págs. 143-162
An innovative sport-focused Entrepreneurship Bootcamp - ELCAMP
Juan Alfonso García Roca, María de la Trinidad Morales Belando, Hakon Ege, Alejandro Leiva Arcas, Ana María Gallardo Guerrero, Elena Conde Pascual, Abraham López Vivancos, Carmen Barquero Ruiz
págs. 163-178
Creating a university-wide support system for the academic success of student-athletes: a pilot study
Raquel Vaquero Cristóbal, Adrián Mateo Orcajada, Tomás Abelleira Lamela, Pablo Jorge Marcos Pardo, Mario Albaladejo Saura
págs. 181-198
págs. 199-210
Empowering excellence: AI-enhanced tutorship for student athletes in Higher Education
Emanuele Isidori, Sonia María Martínez Castro, Antonio Sánchez Pato
págs. 211-233
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