Titlebook: Social Innovation in Sport ; Anne Tjønndal Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer

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Social Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship: Useful Theories for Sport?rts context. Drawing on the existing interdisciplinary research in the social innovation and social entrepreneurship domain, Kosmynin & Ljunggren examine the ‘social’ dimensions of both concepts and provide examples from sporting contexts. Focusing on the Norwegian Cyclists’ Association’s bicycle tr

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Social Innovations and Social Entrepreneurship in Sportorts policy context, the chapter explores the concepts in order to better understand their relations to each other. The chapter presents four political reforms that are understood as social innovations. The differences of the concepts are discussed in the form of two notions. The authors conclude th

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Practice Occludes Diffusion: Scaling Sport-Based Social Innovationsyed in cross-sectoral collaborations between community actors. In this chapter we explore how two specific interventions of Midnight Football are organized as a way of promoting social inclusion. The chapter builds on generative diffusion and infrastructuring, as approaches to understand the process

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‘We App to Move’—A Co-Created Digital Platform to Support Self-Organized Sporting Activities for Socorm to support self-organized sporting activities (‘We app to move’). She elaborates on the organisation of neighbourhood sports in the city of Bruges (Belgium) and discusses the particular challenges they face. The chapter discusses a number of relevant aspects of social innovation in the public se

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Social Innovation and Challenges in Youth-Based Sport Practices: An Analysis of State-Led Programszations outside the western world, which can grapple with problems of incapacity. This chapter reveals the implementation process of a sports-based youth project in Turkey, through interviews with project stakeholders such as coordinators and trainers. A traditional public administration approach is