P18 Geography and sport
Organizers:
The aim of this session is to demonstrate the versatile connection between the two branches of geography - physical and social geography - and the sport sector. The organisers welcome presentations, amongst others, under the following thematic areas (of course, presentations not closely related to the below topics are also welcome):
- impact of the physical factors on the sport achievements
- impact of the sports facilities/events on certain elements of the natural environment
- location of the sports facilities within the cities and the changes of the locations
- role of the sports facilities/events in the urban regeneration
- place of the sports in the organisational structure of the local governments
- social-economic-political impacts of the sports facilities/events
SLOT1
Chairs:
Location:
Room B
Schedule:
Wednesday, 2 September 2015
15:00–16:45
Presentations:
- *: The possibilities for the scientific research into the relationship between settlement and sports
- *: Sports infrastructure in Poznań, Poland
- , , , : The impact of post-socialist period to the Romanian Sport Stadiums according with economic suport
- *: The spatial dynamic of five-a-side football in French cities
- *, , : The CIES Football Observatory: how geography helps us to understand football players market
- *, , , , , , : Padiș - A tourist oasis in the heart of Apuseni Mountains
Alexandru Ilieș
University of Oradea, Department of Geography, Tourism and Territorial
Planning – CSAT
1 University St.
410087, Oradea
Romania
Planning – CSAT
1 University St.
410087, Oradea
Romania
ilies [at] uoradea.ro
Gábor Kozma
Department of Social Geography and Regional Development Planning, University of Debrecen
Hungary
Hungary
kozma.gabor [at] science.unideb.hu
Judit Alexandra Szabó
ELTE TTK
Hungary
Hungary
szabojuditalexandra [at] gmail.com
Gergő Kollár
