Sport, women & leadership. Congress proceedings Berlin 2004.

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Sonst. Personen	Doll-Tepper, Gudrun (Hrsg.); Pfister, Gertrud (Hrsg.); Scoretz, Deena (Hrsg.); Bilan, Christian (Hrsg.)
Titel	Sport, women & leadership. Congress proceedings Berlin 2004. Gefälligkeitsübersetzung: Sport, Frauen und Führungsverhalten. Kongressproceedings Berlin 2004.
Quelle	Köln: Verl. Sport u. Buch Strauß (2005), 227 S.Verfügbarkeit
Reihe	Wissenschaftliche Berichte und Materialien. Bundesinstitut für Sportwissenschaft. 5
Beigaben	Tabellen
Sprache	englisch
Dokumenttyp	gedruckt; Monographie
ISBN	3-89001-405-4
Schlagwörter	Führungsstil; Gender Mainstreaming; Frau; Entwicklungsland; Gleichheit; Sport; Sportpädagogik; Management; Personalmanagement; Sportberuf; Trainer; Konferenzschrift; Asien; Bayern; China; Deutschland; Hamburg; Iran; Naher Osten; Nordamerika; Ostasien
Abstract	An der Tagung nahmen Experten aus mehr als 15 Ländern teil. Sie kommen aus unterschiedlichen Forschungsfeldern und ermöglichten eine breite interdisziplinäre Diskussion. Sowohl Wissenschaftler als auch Praktiker nahmen teil. (Textauszug). Inhalt: Gertrud Pfister, Gudrun Doll-Tepper, Sabine Radtke: Women Taking the Lead? (27-56); Kari Fasting: Strategies for Developing Gender Equity in Sport Leadership (47-64); Gerald Gems: The American Way to Gender Equity - Title IX and its Consequences (65-69); Ilse Hartmann-Tews, Claudia Combrink: Under-Representation of Women in Governing Bodies of Sport (71-78); Laila Ottesen: Coaching - a Gendered Profession? (79-98); Rosa Diketmüller: Gender-Training for Coaches (99-110); Anita White: Women, Leadership and the Olympic Movement (111-120); Jorid Hovden: Gender Political Consequences of Male Dominance (121-130); Berit Skirstad: Women's Influence in Sport as Internal and External Stakeholders (131-146); Lisa Olenik: The Social Construction of Disabillity (147-151); Inge Claringbould, Annelies Knoppers, Angnes Elling: Finding a Women who Fits (153-167); Jinxia Dong: Gender Relations in Chinese Elite Sport (169-177); German Universities Sports Federation: Job Perspective or Voluntary Work (181-183); University Northumbria: Women into Sport: A Case Study from the North East of England (184-186); Land Sports Confederation Rhineland-Palatinate: Sports is Good for Rhineland-Palatinate (187-188); Land Sports Confederation Lower Saxony: Women Demonstrate Self-Confidence in Public (189-190); Land Sports Confederation Hamburg: Women in Voluntary Leadership Positions in Organised Sports (191-192); German Fencing Federation: Fencing goes Gender Mainstreaming (193-194); Bavarian Handball Federation: Teamwork - between Committees, Generations and Genders (195-196); Physical Education Organisation of I.R. Iran: Challenges and Structural Changes (197-200); Gertrud Pfister, Jorid Hovden: Session 'Theory' (203-204); Ilse Hartmann-Tews, Berit Skirstad: Session 'Methods' (205); Gerald Gems, Lisa Olenik, Nanda Fischer: Session 'Results' (206-207); Jinxia Dong, Agnes Elling, Inge Clairingbould: Session 'Cooperation between Research & Practic' (208-210). Content: Gertrud Pfister, Gudrun Doll-Tepper, Sabine Radtke: Women Taking the Lead? (27-56); Kari Fasting: Strategies for Developing Gender Equity in Sport Leadership (47-64); Gerald Gems: The American Way to Gender Equity - Title IX and its Consequences (65-69); Ilse Hartmann-Tews, Claudia Combrink: Under-Representation of Women in Governing Bodies of Sport (71-78); Laila Ottesen: Coaching - a Gendered Profession? (79-98); Rosa Diketmüller: Gender-Training for Coaches (99-110); Anita White: Women, Leadership and the Olympic Movement (111-120); Jorid Hovden: Gender Political Consequences of Male Dominance (121-130); Berit Skirstad: Women's Influence in Sport as Internal and External Stakeholders (131-146); Lisa Olenik: The Social Construction of Disabillity (147-151); Inge Claringbould, Annelies Knoppers, Angnes Elling: Finding a Women who Fits (153-167); Jinxia Dong: Gender Relations in Chinese Elite Sport (169-177); German Universities Sports Federation: Job Perspective or Voluntary Work (181-183); University Northumbria: Women into Sport: A Case Study from the North East of England (184-186); Land Sports Confederation Rhineland-Palatinate: Sports is Good for Rhineland-Palatinate (187-188); Land Sports Confederation Lower Saxony: Women Demonstrate Self-Confidence in Public (189-190); Land Sports Confederation Hamburg: Women in Voluntary Leadership Positions in Organised Sports (191-192); German Fencing Federation: Fencing goes Gender Mainstreaming (193-194); Bavarian Handball Federation: Teamwork - between Committees, Generations and Genders (195-196); Physical Education Organisation of I.R. Iran: Challenges and Structural Changes (197-200); Gertrud Pfister, Jorid Hovden: Session 'Theory' (203-204); Ilse Hartmann-Tews, Berit Skirstad: Session 'Methods' (205); Gerald Gems, Lisa Olenik, Nanda Fischer: Session 'Results' (206-207); Jinxia Dong, Agnes Elling, Inge Clairingbould: Session 'Cooperation between Research & Practic' (208-210).
Erfasst von	GESIS - Leibniz-Institut für Sozialwissenschaften, Mannheim
Update	2006/3