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Sport clubs in the Netherlands
- Source :
- Breuer, C.; Hoekman, R.; Nagel, S. (ed.), Sport clubs in Europe: A cross-national comparative perspective; 271; 290; 9783319176345; Sports Economics, Management and Policy ; 12; Breuer, C.; Hoekman, R.; Nagel, S. (ed.), Sport clubs in Europe: A cross-national comparative perspective~~271~290~~9783319176345~~~~Sports Economics, Management and Policy ; 12~
- Publication Year :
- 2015
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Abstract
- Item does not contain fulltext<br />The Netherlands are a prosperous country. Compared to other countries wage differences and social inequality are low, and the standards for education, health, safety and security are high. Furthermore, with approximately 500 inhabitants per square kilometre it is dense populated. The culture of the Dutch is characterised by co-operation and making compromises rather than emphasising differences. With regard to sport these conditions can be considered favourable, as higher income and educational levels are often associated with higher rates of sport participation. Furthermore, the willingness to co-operate and looking for shared interests are essential for the existence of sport clubs with their voluntary staff. Finally, the high population density ensures limited distances to sport facilities and sport clubs.
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- Database :
- OAIster
- Journal :
- Breuer, C.; Hoekman, R.; Nagel, S. (ed.), Sport clubs in Europe: A cross-national comparative perspective; 271; 290; 9783319176345; Sports Economics, Management and Policy ; 12; Breuer, C.; Hoekman, R.; Nagel, S. (ed.), Sport clubs in Europe: A cross-national comparative perspective~~271~290~~9783319176345~~~~Sports Economics, Management and Policy ; 12~
- Publication Type :
- Electronic Resource
- Accession number :
- edsoai.on1284008420
- Document Type :
- Electronic Resource