2013
DOI: 10.1515/sug-2013-0204
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Wie integrationsfähig sind Sportvereine? – Eine Analyse organisationaler Integrationsbarrieren am Beispiel von Mädchen und Frauen mit Migrationshintergrund/ What Is the Integrative Capacity of Sports Clubs? – An Analysis of Organizational Barriers to Integration based on the Example of Women and Girls with an Immigration Background

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Verschiedene Studien zur Sportpartizipation zeigen auf, dass insbesondere Mädchen und Frauen mit Migrationshintergrund in Sportvereinen proportional untervertreten sind. Während die Ursachen für die geringe Teilhabe am organisierten Sport in zahlreichen Analysen auf Seiten der Mädchen und Frauen mit Migrationshintergrund verortet werden, wird hingegen die Integrationsfähigkeit von Sportvereinen bislang kaum differenziert betrachtet. Der vorliegende Beitrag nimmt darum den Sportve… Show more

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“…Considering the proportion of PMB in the club and the collective understanding of integration, it is statistically irrelevant. This can be interpreted as the need to translate integration goals into action (Seiberth et al, 2013). Such efforts can aim to achieve an intercultural, less assimilative club culture or to increase the proportion of PMB in the club.…”
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“…Considering the proportion of PMB in the club and the collective understanding of integration, it is statistically irrelevant. This can be interpreted as the need to translate integration goals into action (Seiberth et al, 2013). Such efforts can aim to achieve an intercultural, less assimilative club culture or to increase the proportion of PMB in the club.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Knowing that club culture in general and club-specific understanding of integration is empirically difficult to grasp (Seiberth et al, 2013), members' individual attitudes towards the integration of PMB were aggregated at the club level (i.e. mean value per club) and tested as contextual variables for the collective understanding of integration, while individual attitudes were tested as controls at the individual level (aggregation of contextual variables; cf.…”
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