This article aims to explain that poorly functioning separation between decision-making, decision-control, and risk-bearing is a fundamental reason for the financial underperformance of major or large sport events. We look at empirical data from four major sports events hosted in Norway: The 1994 Lillehammer Winter Olympics, the 2011 International Ski Federation (FIS) World Skiing Championship, the 2014 FIDE Chess Olympiad, and the 2017 International Cycling Union (UCI) World Road Cycling Championships. All these events suffered financially
The o bjective of this paper is to expl ore whethe r huge publ ic investments in international spor...
This work project aims to assess the capacity of international sports events to impact sports partic...
This article examines the question of how to engage with the value generated by large sport events b...
Purpose – This paper sought to determine how a major sport event can become trapped in a winner’s cu...
Major event organisers apply for government financial support. This paper investigates the selection...
This research investigates the challenges of budgeting for the venues constructed for major sports e...
The Olympic Games and the Football World Cups are among the most expensive projects in the world. Wh...
This article explores the process of risk management in a major sporting event from the perspective ...
Modern sport, besides its based functions, more often consolidates with the word of politics and the...
This article focuses on the challenges of hosting events owned by international federations. The emp...
This article examines host contracts for international sporting mega-events as a forum for condition...
The Olympic Games are the largest, highest-profile, and most expensive megaevent hosted by cities an...
The expediency of hosting large-scale sport events (LSE), such as the Summer and Winter Olympic Game...
Book synopsis: This volume comprises scientific contributions in the context of the 5 th annual conf...
Major sports events are a double edge sword as they produce large revenues, but can become a liabil...
The o bjective of this paper is to expl ore whethe r huge publ ic investments in international spor...
This work project aims to assess the capacity of international sports events to impact sports partic...
This article examines the question of how to engage with the value generated by large sport events b...
Purpose – This paper sought to determine how a major sport event can become trapped in a winner’s cu...
Major event organisers apply for government financial support. This paper investigates the selection...
This research investigates the challenges of budgeting for the venues constructed for major sports e...
The Olympic Games and the Football World Cups are among the most expensive projects in the world. Wh...
This article explores the process of risk management in a major sporting event from the perspective ...
Modern sport, besides its based functions, more often consolidates with the word of politics and the...
This article focuses on the challenges of hosting events owned by international federations. The emp...
This article examines host contracts for international sporting mega-events as a forum for condition...
The Olympic Games are the largest, highest-profile, and most expensive megaevent hosted by cities an...
The expediency of hosting large-scale sport events (LSE), such as the Summer and Winter Olympic Game...
Book synopsis: This volume comprises scientific contributions in the context of the 5 th annual conf...
Major sports events are a double edge sword as they produce large revenues, but can become a liabil...
The o bjective of this paper is to expl ore whethe r huge publ ic investments in international spor...
This work project aims to assess the capacity of international sports events to impact sports partic...
This article examines the question of how to engage with the value generated by large sport events b...