Blar i Publikasjoner fra Cristin på forfatter "Seippel, Ørnulf"
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Democratic Participation in Voluntary Associations: A Multilevel Analysis of Sports Clubs in Europe
Ibsen, Bjarne; Elmose-Østerlund, Karsten; Feiler, Svenja; Breuer, Christoph; Seippel, Ørnulf; Van der Roest, Jan-Willem; Scheerder, Jeroen (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2019)Non-profit associations are usually democratically organized, and this feature plays a legitimizing role for the public support to associations. This article examines which characteristics at country level, organizational ... -
Do sports matter to people?: A cross-national multilevel study
Seippel, Ørnulf (Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2018)Do people consider sports as important? In this article, I investigate how people (N ≈ 44,000) in 33 countries (ISSP 2007) assess three aspects of sports: sports as socialization, integration and internationalization. I ... -
Dropout and social inequality: Young people’s reasons for leaving organized sports
Espedalen, Lars Erik; Seippel, Ørnulf (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2022)Few quantitative studies have looked at how reasons for quitting organized sports vary according to social backgrounds. The present paper addresses this gap by investigating how youths’ perceptions of six reasons for ... -
Framing of environmental issues in voluntary sport organizations
Sandvik, Morten Renslo; Seippel, Ørnulf (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2022)This explorative study draws on content analysis of the environmental policy documents of voluntary sport organizations in Denmark, Norway and Sweden. We develop a typology of ways in which sport organizations frame ... -
From political sports to sports politics: on political mobilization of sports issues
Seippel, Ørnulf; Dalen, Håvard Bergesen; Sandvik, Morten Renslo; Solstad, Gerd Marie (Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2018)How and why do sports issues turn into politics? The aim of this paper is to explore how politicization of sports might happen, to show how social movement theory might contribute to such understandings and to contribute ... -
In troubled water? European sports clubs: Their problems, capacities and opportunities
Seippel, Ørnulf; Breuer, Christoph; Elmose-Østerlund, Karsten; Feiler, Svenja; Perényi, Szilvia; Piątkowska, Monika; Scheerder, Jeroen (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2020)We study problems experienced by sports clubs from nine European countries – Belgium (Flanders), Denmark, England, Germany, Hungary, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, and Spain – and factors – national characteristics and ... -
Motivational Pathways to Social and Pedagogical Inclusion in Physical Education
Wilhelmsen, Terese; Sørensen, Marit; Seippel, Ørnulf (Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2019)This article is focused on how combinations of motivational attributes and motivational climates support social and pedagogical inclusion in physical education among children with disabilities. Theoretically, the authors ... -
Parental satisfaction with inclusion in physical education
Wilhelmsen, Terese; Sørensen, Marit; Seippel, Ørnulf; Block, M. E. (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2019)Knowledge is scarce on parental satisfaction with the inclusion of children with disabilities in physical education (PE). This study explored how parents’ satisfaction with inclusion in PE was associated with parental and ... -
Professionalization of voluntary sport organizations: A study of the Quality Club Programme of the Norwegian Football Association
Seippel, Ørnulf (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2019)Research Question: This research investigates Norwegian football clubs’ participation in the Quality Club Programme (QCP) as a case of professionalization consisting of two stages – short term: more education, knowledge ... -
Social integration in sports clubs: individual and organisational factors in a European context
Elmose-Østerlund, Karsten; Seippel, Ørnulf; Llopis-Goig, Ramon; Van der Roest, Jan-Willem; Adler Zwahlen, Jenny; Nagel, Siegfried (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2019)Sports clubs are often perceived as important mediums for social integration, but the empirical evidence to support this claim is limited. This article sets out to identify individual and organisational characteristics ... -
Social networks and gender in organized youth sports
Dalen, Håvard Bergesen; Seippel, Ørnulf (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2019)Sports are social, and the sociability of sports (e.g. individual experiences, group cohesion or generalised social trust) and its consequences (e.g. enjoyment, inclusion, or social capital) depends on the social networks ... -
Sport clubs, policy networks, and local politics
Seippel, Ørnulf; Belbo, Johanna Sveen (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2021)Sports clubs cooperate with other clubs, sports organisations, and public and market actors to organise sports. In this article, we study the way clubs cooperate through a sports club network involving only sports clubs ... -
Topics and trends: 30 years of sociology of sport
Seippel, Ørnulf (Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2018)What is and was the sociology of sports all about? Through the method of topic modelling, I will investigate the content of all articles (full text, N¼1923) from what has historically been the three leading sociology of ... -
Volunteer satisfaction in sports clubs: A multilevel analysis in 10 European countries
Nagel, Siegfried; Seippel, Ørnulf; Breuer, Cristoph; Feiler, Svenja; Elmose-Østerlund, Karsten; Llopis-Goig, Ramon; Nichols, Geoff; Perényi, Szilvia; Piątkowska, Monika; Scheerder, Jeroen (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2019)Regular voluntary engagement is a basic resource for sports clubs that may also promote social cohesion and active citizenship. The satisfaction of volunteers is an imperative factor in this engagement, and the purpose of ... -
Where do they all come from? Youth, fitness gyms, sport clubs and social inequality
Skauge, Mads; Seippel, Ørnulf (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2020)The exercise levels in fitness gyms are increasing, but little is known about the fitness participants: who they are (social inequality) and where they come from (the link to club sports). Using Norwegian data, our results ...