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Auf den PunktAm Wochenende: Der Frauenfußball braucht starke Vorbilder
Seit Donnerstag läuft die Fußball-WM der Frauen in Australien und Neuseeland. Viele Fußball-Fans schauen hin, aber in vielen Köpfen hält sich noch immer das Vorurteil, dass der Fußball der Frauen langsamer oder vielleicht sogar schlechter sei, als der der Männer. Aber eine Studie zeigt: Wer nicht weiß, welches Geschlecht ein Spieler oder eine Spielerin hat, sieht in der Leistung von Frauen und Männern praktisch keinen Unterschied. Cornel Nesseler, einer der Autoren der Studie, erklärt: “Als Laie ist es unmöglich, beim Niveau einen Unterschied zu erkennen. Aber wir interpretieren die Leistung einf...2023-07-2226 min
The (weekly) Sports PieceMortality of Spanish soccer referees and coaches: A retrospective cohort studyIn this episode, we discuss the paper "Mortality of Spanish soccer referees and coaches: A retrospective cohort study". The authors of the paper are José Carlos Diza, Iván Rodríguez, Santiago Iglesias-Sueiro, Miguel A Sanchez-Lastra, Carlos Ayán (University of Vigo), and Eva Diz Ferreira (University of Santiago de Compostela). You can find the paper here2023-05-2411 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceFinancial development and wage income: Evidence from the global football marketIn this episode, we discuss the paper "Financial development and wage income: Evidence from the global football market". The authors of the paper are Wei Wang (Sun Yat-sen University), Haoxi Yang (Nankai University), and Xi Wang (Sun Yat-sen University). You can find the paper here.2023-05-1713 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceReferee abuse, intention to quit, and well-beingIn this episode, we discuss the paper "Referee abuse, intention to quit, and well-being". The authors of the paper are Paul Downward (Loughborough University), Tom Webb (University of Portsmouth) and Peter Dawson (University of East Anglia). You can find the paper here.2023-05-1109 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceTo comply or not to comply? How a UEFA wage-to-revenue requirement might affect the sport and managerial performance of soccer clubsIn this episode, we discuss the paper "To comply or not to comply? How a UEFA wage-to-revenue requirement might affect the sport and managerial performance of soccer clubs". The authors of the paper are Pedro Garcia-del-Barrio (Universidad de Navarra) and Pablo Agnese (Universitat Internacional de Catalunya). You can find the paper here2023-04-1210 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceShe kicks: The state of competitive balance in the top five women’s football leagues in EuropeIn this episode, we discuss the paper "She kicks: The state of competitive balance in the top five women’s football leagues in Europe". The author of the paper is Sarthak Mondal (Sheffield Hallam University). You can find the paper here2023-04-0510 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceDancing with the stars: Does playing in elite tournaments affect performance?In this episode, we discuss the paper "Dancing with the stars: Does playing in elite tournaments affect performance?". The authors of the paper are Ilhan Güner and Mehdi Hamidi Sahneh (University of Kent). You can find the paper here2023-03-2511 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceBroadcaster choice and audience demand for live sport games: Panel analyses of the Korea baseball organizationIn this episode, we discuss the paper "Broadcaster choice and audience demand for live sport games: Panel analyses of the Korea baseball organization".The authors of the paper are Kihan Kim (Seoul National University), Hojun Sung (Incheon National University), Yeayoung Noh (The National Assembly of the Republic of Korea), and Kimoon Lee (Korean Broadcasting System).You can find the paper here.2023-03-1613 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceThe impact of a life-disrupting threat on team identityIn this episode, we discuss the paper "The impact of a life-disrupting threat on team identity".The authors of the paper are Katherine Sveinson and Elizabeth B. Delia (University of Massachusetts Amherst), Aaron C. Mansfield (Merrimack College), and Emma Calow (Bowling Green State University).You can find the paper here.2023-03-0813 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceIs he or she the main player in table tennis mixed doubles?In this episode, we discuss the paper "Is he or she the main player in table tennis mixed doubles?".The authors of the paper are Zheng Zhou and Hui Zhang (Zhejiang University).You can find the paper here2023-03-0112 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceInterview with Sören DallmeyerIn this episode we talk with Sören Dallmeyer (German Sport University Cologne) about his recent research paper "The relationship between leisure-time physical activity and job satisfaction: A dynamic panel data approach".2023-02-2214 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceInterview with Karen BlockIn this episode we talk with Karen Block (University of Melbourne) about her recent research paper "Count Me In a sports participation intervention promoting inclusion for young people from migrant backgrounds in Australia".2023-02-1514 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceThe relationship between leisure-time physical activity and job satisfaction: A dynamic panel data approachIn this episode, we discuss the paper "The relationship between leisure-time physical activity and job satisfaction: A dynamic panel data approach".The authors of the paper are Sören Dallmeyer and Christoph Breuer (German Sport University Cologne) and Pamela Wicker (Bielefeld University).You can find the paper here.2023-02-0813 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceAbout the “Away Goals Rule” in Association Football. Does Scrapping the Rule Increase the Fairness of the Game?We discuss the paper "About the “Away Goals Rule” in Association Football. Does Scrapping the Rule Increase the Fairness of the Game?"The authors of the paper are Francisco J. Bahamonde-Birke (Universiteit Utrecht and Tilburg University) and Ramón Andrés Bahamonde-Birke (BB Investments and Consulting).You can find the paper here.2023-02-0112 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceTopic mining of real time discussions: What catches the attention of live streaming esports viewers?In this episode, we discuss the paper "Topic mining of real-time discussions: What catches the attention of live streaming esports viewers?". The authors of the paper are Wenche Wang and Jiajia Fan (University of Michigan).You can find the paper here.2023-01-2511 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceCount Me In a sports participation intervention promoting inclusion for young people from migrant backgrounds in AustraliaIn this episode we discuss the paper "Count Me In a sports participation intervention promoting inclusion for young people from migrant backgrounds in Australia". The authors of the paper are Dana Young (The University of Melbourne) and Karen Block (The University of Melbourne).You can find the paper here.2022-12-1413 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceThe impact of video assistant referee (VAR) on match performance variables at men’s FIFAWorld Cup tournamentsIn this episode we discuss the paper "The impact of video assistant referee (VAR) on match performance variables at men’s FIFAWorld Cup tournaments". The authors of the paper are Alliance Kubayi (Tshwane University of Technology), Paul Larkin (Victoria University), and Abel Toriola (Tshwane University of Technology).You can find the paper here.2022-12-0712 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceInterview with Gleb VasilievIn this episode we talk with Gleb Vasiliev about his recent research paper "Prove them wrong: Do professional athletes perform better when facing their former clubs?".2022-12-0119 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceThe long-run effects of sports clubs vouchers for primary school childrenIn this episode we discuss the paper "The long-run effects of sports clubs vouchers for primary school children". The authors of the paper are Jan Marcus (University of Hamburg), Thomas Siedler (University of Hamburg), and Nicolas R. Ziebarth (Cornell University).You can find the paper here.2022-11-2312 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceInterview with Ender DemirIn this episode we talk with Ender Demir about his recent research paper "Are Fan Tokens Fan Tokens?".2022-11-1617 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceAre Fan Tokens Fan Tokens?In this episode we discuss the paper "Are Fan Tokens Fan Tokens?". The authors of the paper are Ender Demir (Reykjavik University), Oguz Ersan (Kadir Has University), and Boris Popesko (Tomas Bata University in Zlin).You can the paper here.2022-11-0910 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceInterview with Zachary S. FoneIn this episode we talk with Zachary S. Fone about his recent research paper "You Booze, You Lose? Spillovers to Crime from Alcohol Sales at College Football Games".2022-11-0219 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceProve them wrong: Do professional athletes perform better when facing their former clubs?In this episode we discuss the paper "Prove them wrong: Do professional athletes perform better when facing their former clubs?. The authors of the paper are Artur Assanskiy (HSE University, New Economic School), Daniil Shaposhnikov (HSE University), Igor Tylkin (HSE University, RANEPA), and Gleb Vasiliev (HSE University).2022-10-2611 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceYou Booze, You Lose? Spillovers to Crime from Alcohol Sales at College Football GamesIn this episode we discuss the paper "You Booze, You Lose? Spillovers to Crime from Alcohol Sales at College Football Games". The authors of the paper is Zachary S. Fone (Montana State University).2022-10-1912 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceInterview with Elizabeth A. TaylorIn this episode we talk with Elizabeth A. Taylor about her recent research paper "Examining intercollegiate athletic department employees’ workplace behaviors using latent profile analysis"2022-10-1211 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceExamining intercollegiate athletic department employees’ workplace behaviors using latent profile analysisIn this episode we discuss the paper "Examining intercollegiate athletic department employees’ workplace behaviors using latent profile analysis". The authors of the paper are Elizabeth A. Taylor (Temple University), Rose Marie Ward (Miami University), Matt R. Huml (University of Cincinnati), and Lindsey Darvin (SUNY – Cortland).You can find the paper here.2022-10-0513 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceInterview with Tracy TaylorIn this episode we talk with Tracy Taylor about her recent research paper "A balancing act: women players in a new semi- Professional team sport league"2022-09-2815 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceThe financial and performance cost of injuries to teams in Australian professional soccerWe discuss the paper "The financial and performance cost of injuries to teams in Australian professional soccer". The authors of the paper are Donna Lu (University of Technology Sydney and Football Federation Australia), Alan McCall (University of Technology Sydney and Football Federation Australia), Mark Jones (Football Federation Australia), Jeff Steinweg (Football Federation Australia), Les Gelis (Football Federation Australia), Job Fransen (University of Technology Sydney), and Rob Duffield (University of Technology Sydney and Football Federation Australia).You can find the paper here.2022-09-2112 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceA balancing act: women players in a new semi-Professional team sport leagueWe discuss the paper "A balancing act: women players in a new semi- Professional team sport league". The authors of the paper are Tracy Taylor (Victoria University), Hunter Fujak (Deakin University), Clare Hanlon (Victoria University), and Donna O’Connor (University of Sydney).You can find the paper here.2022-09-1407 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceFinding Neymar. The Role of Colour in the Detection and Discrimination of Football KitsWe discuss the paper "Finding Neymar. The Role of Colour in the Detection and Discrimination of Football Kits".The authors are Liam Burnell (University of York) and Peter Thompson (University of York). You can find the paper here.2022-09-0710 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceInterview with Felix OttoIn this episode we talk with Felix Otto about his recent research paper "Political relations and sports: exploring the demand for relocated soccer games"2022-08-3111 minThe (weekly) Sports PiecePolitical relations and sports: exploring the demand for relocated soccer gamesWe discuss the paper "Political relations and sports: exploring the demand for relocated soccer games". The authors are Felix Otto (University of Tübingen), Georgios Nalbantis (University of Tübingen), and Tim Pawlowski (University of Tübingen).You can find the paper here.2022-08-2413 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceInterview with Robert ButlerIn this episode we talk with Robert Butler about his recent research paper "New insights on the Louis-Schmeling paradox: determinants of demand for subscription and payper- view boxing"2022-08-1715 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceNew insights on the Louis-Schmeling paradox: determinants of demand for subscription and pay-per-view boxingWe discuss the paper "New insights on the Louis-Schmeling paradox: determinants of demand for subscription and pay-per-view boxing". The authors are David Butler (University College Cork), Robert Butler (University College Cork), and Joel Maxcy (Drexel University).You can find the paper here.2022-08-1013 minThe (weekly) Sports PiecePolitical relations and sports: exploring the demand for relocated soccer gamesWe discuss the paper "Political relations and sports: exploring the demand for relocated soccer games". The authors of the paper are Felix Otto (University of Tübingen), Georgios Nalbantis (University of Tübingen), and Tim Pawlowski (University of Tübingen). You can find the paper here.2022-08-1013 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceEliminating supportive crowds reduces referee biasWe discuss the paper "Eliminating supportive crowds reduces referee bias".The authors of the paper are J. James Reade (University of Reading), Dominik Schreyer (WHU—Otto Beisheim School of Management), and Carl Singleton (University of Reading).You can find the paper here.2022-07-2710 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceIntegration between women’s and men’s football clubs: a comparison between Brazil, China and ItalyWe discuss the paper "Integration between women’s and men’s football clubs: a comparison between Brazil, China and Italy".The authors of the paper are Maurizio Valenti (Manchester Metropolitan University), Qi Peng (Manchester Metropolitan University), and Claudio Rocha (University of Stirling).You can find the paper here.2022-07-2012 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceDo LGBTQ‑Supportive Corporate Policies Affect Consumer Behavior? Evidence from the Video Game IndustryWe discuss the paper "Do LGBTQ‑Supportive Corporate Policies Affect Consumer Behavior? Evidence from the Video Game Industry".The authors of the paper are Petr Parshakov (HSE Perm), Iuliia Naidenova (HSE Perm), Carlos Gomez-Gonzalez (University of Zurich), and Cornel Nesseler (NTNU).You can find the paper here.2022-07-1313 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceA big data analysis of social media coverage of athlete protestsWe discuss the paper "A big data analysis of social media coverage of athlete protests".The authors of this paper are Wenche Wang (University of Michigan) and Stacy-Lynn Sant (University of Michigan).You can find the paper here.2022-07-0612 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceThe video assistant referee VAR as neo coloniality of power Fan negative reactions to VAR in the 2018 FIFA Men s World CupWe discuss the paper "The video assistant referee VAR as neo coloniality of power Fan negative reactions to VAR in the 2018 FIFA Men s World Cup"The authors of the paper are Renan Petersen-Wagner (Leeds Beckett University) and Jan Andre Lee Ludvigsen (Liverpool John Moores University).You can find the paper here.2022-06-2911 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceDoes relatedness drive the diversification of countries’ success in sports?We discuss the paper "Does relatedness drive the diversification of countries’ success in sports?"The authors of this paper are Louis Knuepling (Leibniz University) and Tom Broekel (Stavanger University).You can find the paper here.2022-06-2211 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceBuilding Nations through Shared Experiences: Evidence from African FootballWe discuss the paper "Building Nations through Shared Experiences: Evidence from African Football". The author of this paper are Emilio Depetris- Chauvin (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile), Ruben Durante (Universitat Pompeu Fabra), and Filipe Campante (Johns Hopkins University).You can find the paper here.2022-06-1513 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceSports-based Entertainment and Crime Evidence from Football Games in BrazilWe discuss the paper "Sports-based Entertainment and Crime Evidence from Football Games in Brazil". The author of this paper is Ilaria Masiero (University of Geneva).The paper was published in 2022 in Journal of Sports Economics. You can find the paper here.2022-06-0812 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceAn Analysis of Broadcasting Media Using Social Media Engagement in the WNBAWe discuss the paper "An Analysis of Broadcasting Media Using Social Media Engagement in the WNBA".The authors of this paper are Ann Pegoraro (University of Guelph), Heather Kennedy (University of Guelph), Nola Agha (University of San Francisco), Nicholas Brown (University of San Francisco), and David Berri (Southern Utah University).The paper was published in 2021 in Frontiers in Sports and Active Living. You can find the paper here.2022-06-0112 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceFeasibility of the Olympic marathon under climatic and socioeconomic changeWe discuss the paper "Feasibility of the Olympic marathon under climatic and socioeconomic change". The authors of this paper are Takahiro Oyama (The University of Tokyo), Jun’ya Takakura (National Institute for Environmental Studies, Onogawa), Minoru Fujii (National Institute for Environmental Studies, Onogawa), Kenichi Nakajima (National Institute for Environmental Studies, Onogawa) & Yasuaki Hijioka (National Institute for Environmental Studies, Onogawa).The paper was published in 2022 in Scientific Reports. You can find the paper here.2022-05-2512 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceCan Professional Football Players Adapt to Air Pollution? Evidence From ChinaWe discuss the paper "Can Professional Football Players Adapt to Air Pollution? Evidence From China".The authors of this paper are Yu Qin (National University of Singapore), Jing Wu (Tsinghua University), Rongjie Zhang (Tsinghua University)The paper was published in 2022 in Journal of Sports Economics. You can find the paper here.2022-05-1812 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceEnglish goalkeepers are not responsible for England’s poor performance in penalty shootouts in the pastWe discuss the paper "English goalkeepers are not responsible for England’s poor performance in penalty shootouts in the past".The authors of this paper are Michel Brinkschulte (German Sport University Cologne), Philip Furley (German Sport University Cologne), Maximilian Klemp (German Sport University Cologne), and Daniel Memmert (German Sport University Cologne)The paper was published in 2021 in scientific reports. You can find the paper 2022-05-1112 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceCan Exposure to Celebrities Reduce Prejudice? The Effect of Mohamed Salah on Islamophobic Behaviors and AttitudesCan Exposure to Celebrities Reduce Prejudice? The Effect of Mohamed Salah on Islamophobic Behaviors and AttitudesThe authors of this paper are Ala’ Alrababa’h (Stanford University), William Marble (Stanford University), Salma Mousa (Yale University), and Alexandra A. Siegel (University of Colorado Boulder)The paper was published in 2021 in American Political Science Review. You can find the paper here2022-05-0413 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceBuilding social cohesion between Christians and Muslims through soccer in post-ISIS IraqBuilding social cohesion between Christians and Muslims through soccer in post-ISIS IraqThe author of this paper is Salma Mousa (Stanford University)The paper was published in 2020 in Science. You can find the paper here2022-04-2713 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceOutracing champion Gran Turismo drivers with deep reinforcement learningWe discuss the paper Outracing champion Gran Turismo drivers with deep reinforcement learning.The authors of this paper are Peter R. Wurman (Sony AI, New York), Samuel Barrett (Sony AI, New York), Kenta Kawamoto (Sony AI, Tokyo), James MacGlashan (Sony AI, New York), Kaushik Subramanian (Sony AI, Zürich), Thomas J. Walsh (Sony AI, New York), Roberto Capobianco (Sony AI, Zürich), Alisa Devlic (Sony AI, Zürich), Franziska Eckert (Sony AI, Zürich), Florian Fuchs (Sony AI, Zürich), Leilani Gilpin (Sony AI, New York), Piyush Khandelwal (Sony AI, New York), Varun Kompella (Sony AI, New York...2022-04-2013 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceThe Gambling Behaviour and Attitudes to Sports Betting of Sports FansThe authors of this paper are Emma Seal (RMIT University), Buly A. Cardak (La Trobe University), Matthew Nicholson (Monash University and La Trobe University), Alex Donaldson (La Trobe University), Paul O’Halloran (La Trobe University), Erica Randle (La Trobe University), Kiera Staley (La Trobe University).The paper was published in 2022 in Journal of Gambling Studies. You can find the paper here2022-04-1320 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceOpportunity and inequality in the emerging esports labor marketWe discuss the research paper "Opportunity and inequality in the emerging esports labor market"The authors of this paper are Christopher M. McLeod (University of Florida), Hanhan Xue (Florida State University), Joshua I. Newman (Florida State University).The paper was published in 2021 in International Review for the Sociology of Sport. You can find the paper here.2022-04-0618 minThe (weekly) Sports PieceRacial bias in newspaper ratings of professional football playersWe discuss the research paper "Racial bias in newspaper ratings of professional football players". The authors of this paper are Franceso Principe (University of Padova and ECASE) and Jan C. van Ours (Tinbergen Institue, ECASE, University of Melbourne, and CEPR)The paper was published in 2022 in the European Economic Review. You can find the paper here.2022-03-3011 min
Litteraturhuset i TrondheimHvorfor er markedsverdien på kvinnelige idrettsprestasjoner mye lavere enn for menn?Hvorfor er markedsverdien på kvinnelige idrettsprestasjoner mye lavere enn for menn – og er forskjellene hugget i stein?Tallene viser at markedet verdsetter de mannlige idrettsprestasjonene mye høyere enn de kvinnelige – både internasjonalt og nasjonalt.*På Forbes sin liste over de 100 best betalte idrettsutøvere finner vi to kvinner, på hhv 29. og 31. plass.*Den totale premiepotten for de to siste VM i fotball var på 3,5 milliarder kroner for menn, og 260 millioner for kvinner.*Verdens best betalte mannlige fotballspiller, Cristiano Ronaldo, har en årslønn på 420 millioner kroner, mens den beste betalte kvinnelige spilleren, Ada Hegerberg, tjener 4 millioner.*En mann på det norske...2021-08-311h 00