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 Virtual Sport: A Case of Esports in Norway organized sports fail to do today. The chapter focuses on the introduction of Norway’s first professional sports video games (SVG) league—a national FIFA eFootball league, the inclusion of Esports in secondary school sport programs and the emergence of Esports in local voluntary sports clubs. As we

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Footbag Freestyle: Innovation in the Organization and Practice of Sporteestyle as a novel and largely uncommercialized lifestyle sport. Empirically, the chapter is based on qualitative interviews with 17 skilled footbag freestyle players from around the world. The analysis shows how the players describe footbag freestyle as an anti-mainstream, unprofessionalized and un

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Social Innovation in Sport: Implications and Directions for Research in Sport”. First, the chapter outlines four methodological and philosophical implications for future research on innovation for social change in sport. Secondly, the chapter concludes with pointing to three possible thematic roads for social innovation in sport research: (1) Social innovation for g

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s of the world.Includes empirical cases that will be of use .This book provides fresh insights on how social innovations are utilized as strategies to make sport more accessible and inclusive. It does so by bringing together theoretical insights and empirical studies from Norway, Sweden, Denmark, th

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Book 2021nging together theoretical insights and empirical studies from Norway, Sweden, Denmark, the United States, Australia, Turkey and Belgium. Within the overarching topic of social innovation in sport, this book covers contemporary themes such as digitalization, urban planning, gender equality and innov

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Social Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship: Useful Theories for Sport?urship and social innovation can pave the way for more non-profit interests to benefit the sports industry in terms of social value creation. In addition, the chapter provides some directions for future research.