Beyond the World Cup: Women’s Football in Central-Eastern Europe

Antunovic, Dunja

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-75401-3_12

2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup 2021

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-75401-3_12

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Beyond the World Cup: Women’s Football in Central-Eastern Europe

Dunja Antunovic

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“…in the region (e.g.,Antunovic, 2021;Ličen, Billings, 2013) suggest that broadcasters .smbconference.edu.rs tend to focus on fulfilling only some of them. Scholars studying sport journalism, sport media and sport management in Southeast Europe should examine whether public media, commercial media, and media owned and controlled by teams and governing bodies fulfill all the different motivations for sport spectatorship, as well as study how fans engage with these different types of content.…”

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Sport, Media and Business in Southeast Europe in the 21st Century: Recommendations for Professionals and Scholars

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Despite the shift from socialist to market economy and the proliferation of media outlets and opportunities, sport and media organizations in Southeast Europe have not kept up with global trends. Most teams and fixtures have become feeders for top leagues rather than remaining aspirational destinations in their own right. This phenomenon has manifested across all former Yugoslav republics. Yet, political divergences have hindered learning from neighboring countries’ mistakes and experiences. This paper outlines the broadcasting presence of selected leagues from Southeast Europe, describes the most common motivations for mediated sport consumption, and introduces the concept of mediatization of sport. Media professionals should develop contents designed to satisfy all motivations for sport spectatorship. Scholars should study such content, the professional situation of journalists and broadcasters, and the representation of foreign athletes and women in sport. Collaboration among scholars and professionals is vital for the continued development of sport, media and business in the region.

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The situation of women in professional road cycling in the contexts of media and finance

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2024

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The article aims to present the current situation of women in professional road cycling with a special focus on areas of inequality in media and finance. The research had two main objectives: (1) to analyze the situation of women in road cycling based on secondary data and (2) to gather opinions from women in the cycling community regarding the current situation of women in professional road cycling. Two research methods were used to achieve the stated research objectives: survey and desk research. The survey included 145 women between the ages of 19 and 56 who declared that they ride a road bike or gravel bike. The results indicated that the majority of female respondents were aware of existing inequalities in the areas of finance and media visibility. To explore areas of inequality in more detail, an analysis of the secondary data was also used. The results indicate significant inequalities in prize pools between men’s and women’s races, in favour of the first category. Furthermore, media coverage of women’s cycling remains notably underrepresented.

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Beyond the World Cup: Women’s Football in Central-Eastern Europe

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Sport, Media and Business in Southeast Europe in the 21st Century: Recommendations for Professionals and Scholars

Sport, Media and Business in Southeast Europe in the 21st Century: Recommendations for Professionals and Scholars

The situation of women in professional road cycling in the contexts of media and finance

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