2019
DOI: 10.7146/ffi.v34i1.114999
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Skaber ledere af idrætsanlæg offentlig værdi?

Abstract: Denne artikel undersøger otte ledere af idrætsanlægs skabelse af offentlig værdi med baggrund i Ledelseskommissionens anbefaling om, at offentlige velfærdsinstitutioner skal sætte borgerne først og skabe værdi for hele lokalsamfundet. Artiklen anvender Moore’s (1995) teori om offentlig værdiskabelse til at undersøge, hvordan lederne i anlæggene italesætter anlæggets vision om værdiskabelse, samt hvilke handlinger lederne tager for at nærme sig visionen. Artiklen viser, at lederne har intentioner om at skabe væ… Show more

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“…The volunteers in rural areas spend more hours per month volunteering (CFSA, 2020), the inhabitants on average conduct voluntary efforts in a higher number of associations, and a higher proportion of the rural population are involved in voluntary efforts (Svendsen, 2017). Finally, volunteering efforts in relation to sports facilities in rural areas are more widespread (Forsberg et al, 2017). Similar trends can be seen in other national contexts, such as the USA (Wuthnow, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 56%
“…The volunteers in rural areas spend more hours per month volunteering (CFSA, 2020), the inhabitants on average conduct voluntary efforts in a higher number of associations, and a higher proportion of the rural population are involved in voluntary efforts (Svendsen, 2017). Finally, volunteering efforts in relation to sports facilities in rural areas are more widespread (Forsberg et al, 2017). Similar trends can be seen in other national contexts, such as the USA (Wuthnow, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 56%