2020
DOI: 10.1080/17430437.2020.1819244
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The impact of gender quotas in sport management: the case of Spain

Abstract: This article investigates the impact of gender quotas on sport management by analyzing the gender quota established in 2014 in Spain on boards of national sport federations (of at least three women or 33% of board members). Drawing on published and on-line documents and eighty-six interviews of female and male federation board members, I find that the Spanish gender quota increased the proportion of women board members (but not the proportion of women federation presidents). Economic sanctions for non-complian… Show more

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“…Therefore, we can affirm that in positions that do not require quotas, female presence is generally less. In the case of presidency, we agree with Valiente (2022Valiente ( , p. 1032 when she states, "Undoubtedly, a quota regulating elected positions would have been more difficult to implement be-cause this quota affects electoral processes implicating the whole sports organisation". Still, other factors could affect their eligibility, such as discriminatory norms, values, institutional practices, attitudes, gender stereotypes, education, networks/contacts, resources, and family ties with influential people in the federation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 80%
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“…Therefore, we can affirm that in positions that do not require quotas, female presence is generally less. In the case of presidency, we agree with Valiente (2022Valiente ( , p. 1032 when she states, "Undoubtedly, a quota regulating elected positions would have been more difficult to implement be-cause this quota affects electoral processes implicating the whole sports organisation". Still, other factors could affect their eligibility, such as discriminatory norms, values, institutional practices, attitudes, gender stereotypes, education, networks/contacts, resources, and family ties with influential people in the federation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…Gender quotas in sport: the case of Italy, Portugal, Spain, Turkey, and the UK Gender quotas were examined in the literature in the context of different countries. Gender quota on sports boards to gain subsidies was analysed in Spain (Valiente, 2022)I find that the Spanish gender quota increased the proportion of women board members (but not the proportion of women federation presidents. In Norway, Sisjord et al (2017) with particular attention to the composition of executive boards.…”
Section: Gender and Sport Typementioning
confidence: 98%
“…En España se analizaron las cuotas de género en las juntas directivas de las federaciones nacionales deportivas para obtener subvenciones (Valiente, 2022). En Noruega, se analizó el impacto de las cuotas de género para igualar la representación de género en los órganos de gobierno del Comité Olímpico y Paralímpico Noruego y de la Confederación del Deporte (Sisjord et al, 2017).…”
Section: Género Y Tipo De Deporteunclassified
“…Por lo tanto, podemos afirmar que en los cargos que no requieren cuotas, la presencia femenina es generalmente menor. En el caso de la presidencia, estamos de acuerdo con Valiente (2022Valiente ( , p. 1032) cuando afirma: "Sin duda, una cuota que regule los cargos electivos hubiera sido más difícil de implementar porque esta cuota afecta a procesos electorales que implican a toda la organización deportiva". Aun así, hay otros factores que podrían afectar a su elegibilidad, como las normas discriminatorias, los valores, las prácticas institucionales, las actitudes, los estereotipos de género, la educación, las redes/contactos, los recursos y los vínculos familiares con personas influyentes en la federación.…”
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“…Gender quota in sports boards is another important research topic that has attracted the attention of various researchers. Gender quotas in sports governance were examined in Spain (Valiente, 2022), in Norway (Marchiori et al, 2017;Sisjord et al, 2017), and in Australia (Adriaanse & Schofield, 2014).…”
Section: Women On Sports Boards: State Of the Art And Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%