The market potential of a club as an indicator for the size of a new relocated football arena : The case KAA Gent

Dejonghe, Trudo

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“…Elevated crime levels in and around crime generators have been attributed to a combination of the immediate and delayed exploitation of criminal opportunities. This entails that the criminogenic effect of crime generators may break down into an episodic and permanent effect (see Brantingham and Brantingham, 2003, 2008, Brantingham and Brantingham, 1995. Whereas the former effect leads to temporary increases of crime around crime generators during opening hours only, the latter results in persistently raised crime levels around these locations.…”

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“…Crime pattern theory asserts that offenders' interaction with the physical and social environment influences their crime site choice (Brantingham and Brantingham, 1984, 2008, Brantingham and Brantingham, 1981, 1993. This theory posits that offenders look for suitable targets in areas they are familiar with, their so-called 'awareness space'.…”

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“…This implies that the criminogenic effects of crime generators may be limited to their opening hours and tied to temporary visitor flows. However, these places may continue to generate crime at times that they are not open, through the delayed exploitation of previously encountered criminal opportunities (see Brantingham and Brantingham, 2003, 2008, Brantingham and Brantingham, 1995. These delayed criminogenic effects may be reinforced for generator locations that are regularly visited by the same individuals such as soccer stadiums.…”

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“…The current soccer club's strategy of actively attracting young adults by selling cheap season tickets may have compounded this(De jonghe, 2008).…”

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Do sports stadiums generate crime on days without matches? A natural experiment on the delayed exploitation of criminal opportunities

Vandeviver

Bernasco

Daele

2018

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Crime pattern theory claims that busy places generate crime through immediate and delayed exploitation. In delayed exploitation, offenders notice criminal opportunities during opening hours but return to exploit them later. This study investigates delayed exploitation by testing whether soccer stadiums locally increase police recorded property crime on non-game days. A soccer stadium closure created a natural experiment. We estimate linear regression differencein-difference models to compare crime rates on non-game days around the stadium, before and after the closure. The closure reduced non-game day property crime beyond the citywide property crime drop. We conclude that criminogenic effects of busy places extend beyond their opening hours, confirming the delayed exploitation mechanism, and that crime prevention strategies should also target these places outside opening hours.

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Daele

2018

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Une approche géomarketing du sport

Ravenel¹

2011

Annales De Géographie

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Cet article présente d’un point de vue conceptuel et fonctionnel l’apport d’une démarche géomarketing pour l’analyse du sport. Au-delà d’une collusion entre la géographie et le marketing, elle implique prioritairement une phase décisionnelle, opératoire pour la progression de l’activité sportive. Si ses méthodes empruntent beaucoup à l’analyse spatiale et à la géomatique, et s’inscrivent dans une perspective structuraliste, l’intérêt du géomarketing ne doit pas se limiter à l’étude de marché, ni à la cartographie des clients ou des prospects au sein des zones de chalandise : il s’agit de dépasser l’idée de la seule représentation spatiale de données pour l’intégration de la dimension géographique dans la stratégie marketing. Cette intégration nous pousse vers une vision plus systémique utilisant le marketing comme un modèle d’analyse des services sportifs, services pour lesquels les choix des pratiquants ou consommateurs sont devenus prépondérants. Après avoir replacé les recherches en géographie des sports dans leur contexte scientifique, une définition du géomarketing est proposée, insistant sur la spécificité des services sportifs. Trois grands domaines d’interventions sont ensuite identifiés comme des pistes de travail qui combinent les attentes des acteurs avec de nouvelles perspectives géographiques.

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Uma abordagem de geomarketing do esporte

Ravenel¹

2011

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Este artigo apresenta, a partir de um ponto de vista conceitual e funcional, a contribuição de uma abordagem de geomarketing para a análise do esporte. Além de um conluio entre a geografia e o marketing, esse recorte implica primeiramente uma fase de decisão operacional para a progressão da atividade esportiva. Se os seus métodos se inspiram muito na análise espacial e na geomática, e se inscrevem em uma perspectiva estruturalista, o interesse do geomarketing não deve se limitar ao estudo de mercado nem à cartografia dos clientes ou dos potenciais clientes nas zonas de compra: trata-se de não ficar apenas na representação espacial de dados para enfocar a integração da dimensão geográfica na estratégia de marketing. Esta integração nos leva a uma visão mais sistemática que utiliza o marketing como um modelo de análise dos serviços esportivos, serviços pelos quais as escolhas dos usuários ou dos consumidores tornaram-se preponderantes. Após ter colocado as pesquisas em geografia dos esportes no seu contexto científico, uma definição de geomarketing é proposta, insistindo sobre a especificidade dos serviços esportivos. Três grandes domínios de intervenções são identificados como pistas de trabalho que combinam as esperas dos atores com as novas perspectivas geográficas.

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The market potential of a club as an indicator for the size of a new relocated football arena : The case KAA Gent

Cited by 3 publications

References 21 publications

Do sports stadiums generate crime on days without matches? A natural experiment on the delayed exploitation of criminal opportunities

Do sports stadiums generate crime on days without matches? A natural experiment on the delayed exploitation of criminal opportunities

Une approche géomarketing du sport

Uma abordagem de geomarketing do esporte

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