This research, funded from the Culture and Sport Evidence (CASE) programme, reviews the
current evidence base on the social impacts of sport and culture. Using a systematic review …

Recent and historical evidence suggests that sport creates societal benefits in terms of
improved health, reduced crime, improved education and enhanced subjective well-being …

ABSTRACT Rationale/Purpose: There is a growing demand from managers and policy
makers for evidence on the wider impacts of sport and physical activity. This is driven by the …

This paper examines the insistent claims by advocates of evidence-based teaching that it is
a rigorous scientific approach. The paper questions the view that randomised controlled …

This article investigates transdisciplinarity in relation to information behaviour and
information literacy. It demonstrates how these areas are especially suited to …

Purpose The paper aims to introduce social marketing (SM) as a tool to overcome the low
cultural participation, a problem of the arts and culture sector that has worsened in the post …

The coronavirus pandemic is a global health crisis and the biggest challenge of our time.
The aim of the study was to compare the perceived threat of COVID-19, self-assessed …

It is expected athletes to be more satisfied with their life than non-athletes, because sport
plays an important role for health, life satisfaction and well-being, as sports activities give …

With growing empirical evidences of sport's positive impacts on socioeconomic development
and peacebuilding, there is progress in theorising sports as a vehicle for social change and …

This thesis employs a discursive methodology to analyse the policy problem of cultural non-
participation. In so doing it seeks to answer the questions of what the problem is, why a …