Dr. Girginov richt zich op de analyse van sportmanagement en -ontwikkeling, met een diepe interesse in de Olympische beweging. Zijn werk onderzoekt hoe de cultuur van nationale sportbonden de sportdeelname beïnvloedt en wat de blijvende impact is van grote sportevenementen. Via zijn publicaties en onderzoeksprojecten draagt hij bij aan het begrip van kenniscreatie en -overdracht binnen Olympische organisatiecomités en hoe nationale instanties deze Spelen benutten voor capaciteitsopbouw. Zijn expertise ligt in de vergelijkende analyse van sportmanagement en -beleid.
"The Olympic Games Explained" is an introductory guide that explores the history and significance of the modern Olympic Games. It covers the evolution of 'Olympism' from Ancient Greece to the contemporary global Olympic Movement, featuring study tasks and review questions to enhance understanding of key concepts in Olympic studies.
A Student Guide to the Evolution of the Modern Olympic Games
Focusing on the evolution of the Olympic Games, this textbook delves into the concept of 'Olympism' from its Ancient Greek roots to the establishment of the International Olympic Committee. It offers a thorough examination of the historical context and significance of the Games, making it an essential resource for understanding their development and impact over time.
Focusing on the prospective nature of legacy, this book examines how the Olympic Games inspire actions and interactions that drive social change. It challenges traditional views that see legacy solely as a retrospective concept, highlighting the potential for future impact and transformation stemming from the events. Through this lens, it offers fresh insights into the role of the Olympics in shaping communities and fostering development.