Radical right populist politics in Hungary: Reinventing the Magyars through sport

Molnár, Gyõzõ; Whigham, Stuart

doi:10.1177/1012690219891656

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“…While not reflected in the data analysis, we did observe that men's football stories were primarily related to European and domestic football—in other words, the non-Olympic category (Table 5). This finding is consistent with previous studies that indicate the hegemony of men's football (Horky and Nieland, 2013; Organista et al, 2020; Rojas-Torrijos and Ramon, 2021). Routine non-Olympic men's sports coverage—especially football—was one contributing factor to the gender imbalance during this time period.…”

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confidence: 93%

Sport, gender, and national interest during the Olympics: A comparative analysis of media representations in Central and Eastern Europe

Antunovic

Bartoluci

2022

International Review for the Sociology of Sport

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Researchers have documented patterns in sports media coverage across a variety of geographical and media contexts extensively, but relatively few studies focus on the Central and Eastern European region. This study examines the agenda diversity of European public service media in Hungary, Croatia, and Slovenia on their sport-related Facebook accounts during the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games. A content analysis identified featured sports, gender balance, and the role of national interest in the events and athletes represented. Sports agenda diversity was driven by the hegemony of men's football and national success at the Olympics. Gender imbalance in media coverage persists in the region even on public service broadcasters’ social media accounts. Women received coverage only when representing the home nation at an Olympic event. The hegemony of men's football is a transnational phenomenon, while Olympic coverage emphasizes sports that share historical associations with national identity. Sports agenda diversity in the three countries is heterogeneous and regionally distinct. In practice, broadcasters might temporarily minimize gender imbalance in Olympic coverage, but in ways that routinizes the national focus. Theoretical developments in agenda setting in coverage of international events should account both for transnational patterns in public service media in the region and local particularities.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 93%

Sport, gender, and national interest during the Olympics: A comparative analysis of media representations in Central and Eastern Europe

Antunovic

Bartoluci

2022

International Review for the Sociology of Sport

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“…Populist leaders will incorporate policies into highly nationalist and anti-democratic practices, as seen in countries such as Hungary and Poland (Milner, 2019). In Hungary itself, the Prime Minister Victor Orban as a right-wing populist actor has deprived football and sports so widely that the Hungarian government is trying to reclaim and rediscover their original identity (Molnar, & Whigham, 2021). This has an impact on increasing inequality, institution.…”

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Environmental Law, Populism, and Welfare State: Discourse on Environmental Law in the 21st Century

Muksinin

Aminah

2021

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In the 21st century, the problems of environmental law in various parts of the world are getting more and more alarming. The research results by Elizabeth Fisher (2019) and Sanja Bogojevic (2019) indicate that several environmental law policies have been controlled by populism, as happened in several countries in Europe. Populism is transformed into a movement of people's will which certainly has an impact on the enforcement of environmental laws by various countries around the world. For this reason, this paper intends to discuss the law and to find the definition and influence of populism in protecting environmental laws in the welfare state. The aim was to determine a picture of populism and its influence on the development of environmental law. The result is that populism as an idea or ideology also means a discursive style, and it can also be interpreted as a form of political mobilization. The rise of populism threatens the development of environmental law. Populist attitudes lead to climate skepticism on environmental protection. Environmental protection may provide idealized targets for populists by framing this issue area as an elite project. Individuals who display highly populist attitudes perceive a lack of representation in these issue areas and, therefore, because of the problem of anti-elitism, reject climate and environmental policies. In other words, elite resistance tends to be associated with climate skepticism and lower support for environmental protection.

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“…In addition, a Google search was carried out using the same search string. Since the results of this were extensive, screening of the results was limited to the first thirty links retrieved (see Molnár & Whigham, 2021). None of them proved to meet our criteria (outlined below) and none were included in the final review.…”

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Experiences and Perceptions of Women Strength and Conditioning Coaches: A Scoping Review

Thomas

Devine

Molnár

2023

International Sport Coaching Journal

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Women continue to be underrepresented and underserved in the field of strength and conditioning (S&C), yet scholarly work examining the experiences and perceptions of women S&C coaches is limited. Thus, the purpose of this study was to conduct a scoping review of the existing literature on women S&C coaches to identify current trends as well as knowledge gaps. Four electronic databases (SPORTDiscus, PsycINFO, MEDLINE, and Academic Search Complete) were searched up to July 30, 2021. The initial search yielded 164 unique English-language papers, reviews, and book chapters. All in all, seven peer-reviewed articles were included, and data from these studies were charted. Each article offers insight into women’s experiences within the S&C industry, which are significantly different to their male counterparts. Based on our review of the findings, we recommend S&C coaches to participate in coach education programs and more women to be actively involved in the recruitment and hiring of S&C staff. While such findings are relevant, they have not fully explored the complexity of gender dynamics in S&C. Moreover, these recommendations will have limited long-term, sector-wide impact unless necessary policies are also implemented to help eradicate structure-level gender bias within the culture of S&C.

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Radical right populist politics in Hungary: Reinventing the Magyars through sport

Cited by 16 publications

References 62 publications

Sport, gender, and national interest during the Olympics: A comparative analysis of media representations in Central and Eastern Europe

Sport, gender, and national interest during the Olympics: A comparative analysis of media representations in Central and Eastern Europe

Environmental Law, Populism, and Welfare State: Discourse on Environmental Law in the 21st Century

Experiences and Perceptions of Women Strength and Conditioning Coaches: A Scoping Review

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