The main contributions of this research are first generating a global professional sport CSP measure that reveals different perspectives of CSR performance (i.e., internal and external; indicators versus perceptions; and sport-specific versus existing indicators). Second, this research examines one of the main paradoxes around CSR practice and theory. The presentation will identify opportunities for future research and practical implications. 

Investigators:

Dr. Lisa A Kihl
Dr. Geraldine Zeimers (Université Catholiqué de Louvain)
Dr. Cleo Schyvinvk (Ghent University)
Michael Jonas
Matt Hlina
Marie DeCock (Ghent University)

Introducing a framework conceptualizing a national sport integrity system that aims to promote and safeguard integrity within national sport organizations.

Investigators:

Dr. Catherine Ordway, University of Canberra
Dr. Adam Masters, Australian National University
Dr. Bram Constandt, Ghent University
Joung Hwa Son
Alice Kang
Dr. Lisa A. Kihl

Exploring the different types of athlete representation and their role in elite sport governance systems.

Investigators:

Dr. Lisa A. Kihl, University of Minnesota
Dr. Annette Greenhow, Bond University
Dr. Lisa Gowthrop, Bond University
Dr. Daryl Adair, University of Technology, Sydney

Examining sports leaders' perceptions of the vulnerability to fraud in community sport organizations: An international comparison 

Fraud in sports clubs is an international concern

Investigators:

Lisa A. Kihl, University of Minnesota
Katie Misener, University of Waterloo
Graham Cuskelly, Griffith University
Pamela Wicker, University of Bielefeld

Examining decision making motivates for determining community priorities and the potential outcomes
of those efforts.

Investigators

PI, Dr. Kathy Babiak, University of Michigan
Dr. Lisa A. Kihl, University of Minnesota
Dr. Annick Willem, Ghent University
Dr. Cleo Schyvinck, Ghent University