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Publication date: 30 July 2020
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(2020), "Index", Wilson, B. and Millington, B. (Ed.) Sport and the Environment (Research in the Sociology of Sport, Vol. 13), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 217-223. https://doi.org/10.1108/S1476-285420200000013013
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INDEX
Absolute decoupling of growth
, 17
Alberta Energy Regulator
, 54
Alberta Tar Sands
, 54
Alison, L.
, 68–70, 73, 74
Animal agency
, 113
Animal–sport complex
, 104, 111, 117
animal presence
, 105
combatants
, 106
disembodiment
, 106
economic activities
, 105
mascots
, 107
passive receptors
, 107
transport
, 106
victimization and abuse
, 106
Animal turn
, 104, 108–110
Anthropocentricism
, 87, 97, 104, 113
Apolitical ecology
, 17–18, 125–126
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
, 68, 70
Big data
, 212
British Petroleum (BP)
, 52
Brundtland Commission
, 32
Canadian Federal Budget
, 48
Canadian settler colonialism
, 79
Carbon footprint
, 170
Carbon-producing activities
, 32
Cenovus
, 56, 57
Certainty principle
, 141
Circular Economy model
, 172
Climate change
, 2, 30, 38, 70, 72, 74
environmental degradation
, 88
inequity
, 79–80
sport ecology
, 201
Climate Nexus
, 7–8
Collaborative research process
climate change
, 212
informational introductions
, 211
methods and materials
, 210
model parsimony and option menu
, 211
strong with partner
, 211–212
Colonial-capitalist displacement
, 89
Community Project Committee (CPC)
, 92
Companion species perspectives
animal agency
, 113
animal-participant orientation activities
, 115
anthropocentrism
, 113
commonsense concepts
, 113–114
environmental destruction and preservation
, 115
environmental impact
, 114–115
extended self
, 112
horse transportation
, 115
human–animal engagements
, 111
moral individualism and identification
, 111
multispecies approach
, 114
sensitizing concepts
, 114
sociological process
, 112
Corporate Social Responsibility
, 31, 52–53
Corporate sponsorships
, 51, 52
Cultural knowledge
, 58, 165
Date of Ecological Maturity
, 133
Decolonizing approach
, 163
Deep Blue Survey
, 160, 161
Deep ecology
, 16
De-politicization process
, 39
Detroit
, 128–129
stadiums
, 129–132
Detroit-Wayne County Stadium Authority
, 129
ECOBOARD project
, 166–167
Ecocentrism
, 16
Ecological modernization (EM)
, 31, 33, 39, 53, 149
carbon neutrality
, 14
collaboration
, 13
greenwashing
, 14
Indigenous knowledge systems
, 15
ingenuity gap
, 36
National Hockey League (NHL)
, 37
object-oriented perspectives
, 15
Olympic Games
, 37
policy
, 138, 149
political ecological factors
, 38
reflection
, 15–16
Right To Play (RTP)
, 60–62
sport management environmentalist
, 35–36
stakeholders
, 13
strong EM
, 12, 36
The Surf Experience (TSE)
, 170–171
surf industry
, 163–164
taken-for-granted approach
, 13
weak EM
, 12, 36
Ecologism
, 16
Eco Supply Chain Management (ESCM) system
, 145
EJ. See Environmental journalism (EJ)
Enduring Ice expedition
, 74
Energy Efficiency Certification
, 145
Enlightenment legacy
, 97, 98
Environmental change
Climate Nexus
, 7–8
global warming
, 8, 9
Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games
, 7
sport-related events and practices
, 6
Environmental communication
, 185, 189
Environmental degradation
, 80, 88, 89, 95, 97
Environmentalism
, 31–33
Environmental journalism (EJ)
, 181, 185, 193–194
Environmental Protection Agency
, 200
Environmental Protection Fund
, 142
Environmental Sports Journalism (ESJ)
best practice principles
, 186–187
context segments
, 193
contextual information
, 191
environmental justice
, 191
green Olympics
, 192
media
, 183–185
mega-event-related environmental issues
, 192
Mount Gariwang: An Olympic Casualty. See Mount Gariwang: An Olympic Casualty documentary film
Olympic-related problems
, 190
pro-Olympics
, 191
sport-related environmental issues
, 181
Sports Media Activism (SMA)
, 181
sustainability model
, 192
Environmental sustainability
, 31
Indigenous communities, Canada
, 52–53
policy. See Sustainability policy
Right To Play (RTP)
, 58–59
Sport for Development and Peace (SDP)
, 49–51
Environment cost, Detroit
, 131
Environment preservation
, 31
Extractives industry
, 49, 52, 53–54, 61
Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA)
, 31
Feminism
, 125
FIBT. See International Bobsleigh and Tobogganing Federation (FIBT)
FIL. See International Luge Federation (FIL)
Firewire
, 167
Fisher River Cree Nation (FRCN)
, 86, 88, 95–96, 98
Community Project Committee (CPC)
, 92
Elder sharing circles
, 93
environmental change
, 91, 92
Indigenous Land Education curriculum
, 91
place-based relationship
, 92
Fort McKay First Nation (FMFN)
, 54
Global warming
, 30
Goldcorp
, 56, 58
Golf industry
, 10, 13
real utopia
, 19–21
Green Building Certification (GBC)
, 145
Green consumerism
, 164
Green frame
, 141
Green Games
, 142
Green materialism
, 125
Green Olympics
, 192
Greenpeace
, 150
Green Sports Alliance, 200
, 202, 207–205
Green sports stadiums
, 202
Green Standard for Energy and Environmental Design (G-SEED)
, 145, 148
Greenwashing
, 14, 162, 192
Heuer, K.
, 68–70, 72–76
Human–canine relationships
, 109
Human–equine relationships
, 109
Human exceptionalism
, 104
Human exemptionalism
, 104
Indicator practices
, 6
Indigenous communities, Canada
Canadian Federal Budget
, 48
colonialism
, 53
corporate funders
, 60
corporate social sustainability
, 52–53
environmental sustainability
, 52–53
extractives industry
, 49, 54
nonprofit organizations
, 59–60
racism
, 53
Right To Play (RTP)
, 48, 49, 55–59
Indigenous futurities
, 87
Indigenous justice
, 86
Indigenous knowledge
, 15, 86–87
ecological justice
, 88
land
, 88–91
social justice
, 88
Indigenous Land Education curriculum
, 91
Indigenous peoples
, 87–90, 93, 97, 98
Intergenerational inequity
, 4
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
, 2, 30
Internalised democracy
, 113
International Bobsleigh and Tobogganing Federation (FIBT)
, 143–144, 147
International development
, 31–33, 37
International Luge Federation (FIL)
, 143–144, 147
International Olympic Committee (IOC)
, 31, 34, 138, 146, 202
Interspecies inequity
, 4
Interspecies sport
, 104, 109–112, 115–117
Intra-generational inequity
, 4
Korean Olympic legacy
, 148
Land-based physical cultural practices
, 89–90, 94–97
Little Caesars Arena, Detroit
, 132
Local Olympic Organizing Committees (LOOCs)
, 139, 142
London Organizing Committee of the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games’ (LOCOG)
, 51–52
Marginalized communities
, 187–188
Market-based society
, 127
Market frame
, 141
Marxism
, 125
Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)
, 49
Modernization theory
, 33
Mount Gariwang: An Olympic Casualty documentary film
, 180–182
environmental communication
, 189
environmental protection
, 190
Environmental Sports Journalism (ESJ) principles
, 186–187
locals/marginalized communities
, 187–188
nonhuman entities
, 188–190
Multispecies sport
, 105, 108, 111–112, 117
Nagano Olympic Organizing Committee (NAOC)
, 142–143, 150
Nagano Winter Olympics Bidding Committee (NWOBC)
, 141, 142
Nagano Winter Olympics (NNWO)
, 141–142, 144
National Hockey League (NHL)
, 37
Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC)
, 207
Nature Conservation Research Institute (NCRI)
, 142
Nature Conservation Study Council (NCSC)
, 142
New climatic regime
, 38–40
Nongovernment organizations (NGOs)
, 55, 59–61, 150
ocean health
, 158
sustainability policy
, 139
O2 Plus Green Olympics
, 145
Obama Administration
, 200, 207
Olympic Games. See also Nagano Winter Olympics (NNWO); PyeongChang Games
, 37, 148–150
Participatory documentary process (PDP)
, 194
Partnerships
disadvantages
, 209–210
utility
, 208
Patagonia
, 164, 167
Persistent organic pollutants (POPs)
, 70
Policy decision-making
, 149
Policy mobility approach
, 139, 140
Policy transfer approach
, 140, 148
Political activism
, 78
Political ecology
, 17–18, 125, 132
actors and process
, 126
agrarian contexts
, 126, 132
costs and benefits
, 126
dimensions
, 125
postcolonial
, 62
urban policy
, 127–128
Political economy
, 41–42
Post-politics
, 38–40
Post structuralism
, 125
Precautionary principle
, 141
Promoting Life skills in Aboriginal Youth (PLAY) program
, 48, 49, 62
defined
, 56
environmental sustainability
, 55
extractives companies
, 57–58
funding
, 56–57
truth and reconciliation
, 56
Protect Our Winters (POW)
, 207
Public sociology
, 193, 194
PyeongChang Games
, 7, 139, 145–148
PyeongChang Organizing Committee for the 2018 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (POCOG)
, 145, 147, 149
PyeongChang Winter Olympics Bidding Committee (PWOBC)
, 145
Racism
, 53
Recreational activism
, 69, 70, 79
Recreational surfers
, 165, 169
Relative decoupling of growth
, 17
Re-politicization process
, 39
Restorative process
, 87, 89
(Re)storying place, Elders stories
, 94–97
Right To Play (RTP)
, 48, 49
environmental sustainability
, 58–59
nongovernmental organization (NGO)
, 55, 60–61
Promoting Life skills in Aboriginal Youth (PLAY) program
, 55–58
SAS. See Surfers Against Sewage (SAS)
Science–policy relations
, 140, 141
SDGs. See Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
SDP. See Sport for Development and Peace (SDP)
Settler colonialism
, 70–73, 79, 80, 97
Settler futurities
, 87
Sledding tracks
, 9, 151
Alpensia Sliding Center
, 145-147
ammonia coolant system
, 143
brine freezing system
, 143
construction
, 142–144
Environmental Protection Fund
, 142
Green Games
, 142
greening
, 139
indirect icing method
, 143
Nagano Olympic Organizing Committee (NAOC)
, 142–145
Nagano Winter Olympics Bidding Committee (NWOBC)
, 141, 142
Nature Conservation Research Institute (NCRI)
, 142
Nature Conservation Study Council (NCSC)
, 142
PyeongChang Organizing Committee for the 2018 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (POCOG)
, 145, 147
PyeongChang Winter Olympics Bidding Committee (PWOBC)
, 145
Winter Olympic events
, 139
Social change
, 108
Social–environmental justice
, 86
Social justice
, 88
Social order
, 108
Sociological approach
, 3–4, 16
ecological modernization (EM)
, 12–16
sustainability approach
, 11–12
Sport analytics programs
, 213
Sport ecology
academics among practitioners
, 207–208
anthropocentric perspective
, 200
climate change
, 201
collaborative research process
, 210–212
ecocentric perspective
, 200
environmental awareness
, 201
Environmental Protection Agency
, 200
environmental sustainability
, 200
Green Sports Alliance
, 200, 202, 207–208
green sports stadiums
, 200
International Olympic Committee (IOC)
, 202
legitimization
, 204–206
nongovernmental agencies
, 200
Obama Administration
, 206
partnerships
, 208
pro-environmental behavior
, 202
social change
, 201
sport management academy
, 201
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)
, 202–204
waste management programs
, 208
Sport, Environment, and Sustainable Development (SESD)
, 145
Sport for Development and Peace (SDP)
, 31
British Petroleum (BP)
, 52
corporate sponsorships
, 51, 52
development discourses
, 37
environmental sustainability
, 49–51
Indigenous communities, Canada. See Indigenous communities, Canada
London Organizing Committee of the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games’ (LOCOG)
, 51–52
policies
, 48–49
political ecology
, 38
programs and scholarship
, 41
stakeholders
, 38, 52
Sport management environmentalist
, 35–36
Sports Environment Alliance
, 10
Sports for Climate Action Framework
, 212
Sports Media Activism (SMA)
, 181
Sport’s negative impacts
, 10–11
Sport’s positive impacts
, 10–11
Stadium development
Detroit
, 129–132
greening
, 124
political implications
, 125
proenvironment business decisions
, 124
social and biophysical factors
, 125
Suncor Energy Foundation
, 56, 57
Surfboards
consumer’s behaviors change
, 168
defined
, 164
environmental regulation
, 165
eschewed regulation
, 165
innovation
, 166–167
multinationals market
, 165
Surfers
Deep Blue Survey
, 160
environmental stewards
, 159–161
ethical consumption practices
, 161
identities
, 158
mobilities
, 161–162
political decision-making
, 160
pro-environmental behaviors
, 159
surfboards. See Surfboards
Surfdome experience
, 158
surf industry
, 163–164
surf-travel companies
, 158
Sustainable Surf Tourism (SST)
, 162–163
wave pools. See Wave pools
World Surf League (WSL)
, 158
Surfers Against Sewage (SAS)
, 158, 160
Surf industry
, 163–164
Surfrider Foundation
, 207
Sustainability attractors
, 138, 139
Sustainability policy
ecological modernization
, 138
(im)mobility
, 147–150
International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) guidelines
, 138
Local Olympic Organizing Committees (LOOCs)
, 139
Montreal Protocol
, 139
Nagano Games
, 139, 140
nongovernment organizations (NGOs)
, 139
policy circulation
, 140–141
policy-making
, 140–141
policy mobility approach
, 139
PyeongChang Games
, 139, 140
sustainability attractors
, 138, 139
Sustainable development
, 30, 32, 41
carbon footprint
, 35
Olympic Games
, 34
policies
, 31, 33
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
, 30, 31, 33, 50
cost-efficient contributions
, 51
UN Declaration for the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP)
, 61
Sustainable Stoke
, 162
Sustainable Surf Tourism (SST)
, 162–163
The Surf Experience (TSE)
, 170–171
Transfrontier inequity
, 4
Transitional practices
, 5–6
UN Declaration for the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP)
, 61
UN Inter-agency Task Force
, 49
United Nations Sports for Climate Action Framework
, 86, 203
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)
, 202–204
Vancouver Olympic and Paralympic Games
, 9
Waste management programs
, 208
Wave pools
carbon footprint
, 170
circular economy
, 172–173
Olympic events
, 169
quality
, 168
recreational surfers
, 169
The Surf Experience (TSE)
, 170–171
Wilderness
, 71, 72
Winter Olympic Games. See also Nagano Winter Olympics (NNWO); PyeongChang Games
, 141
Witness tours
, 68, 73
suffering, North
, 74–79
World Commission on the Environment and Development (WCED)
, 32
World Conservation Strategy
, 32
World Surfing Reserves (WSR) program
, 162
World Surf League (WSL)
, 158
World Wildlife Fund
, 60, 144
- Prelims
- Chapter 1 Introducing a Sociological Approach to Sport, Environmental Politics, and Preferred Futures
- Chapter 2 Sport, International Development and Sustainable Futures: History, Policy, and Potential
- Chapter 3 Extractives Industry and Sport for Development: How Is Right to Play Promoting Environmental Sustainability in Indigenous Communities in Canada?
- Chapter 4 Witness, Adventure, and Competing Discourses of the North
- Chapter 5 Restor(y)ing Place: Indigenous Land-based Physical Cultural Practices as Restorative Process in Fisher River Cree Nation (Ochékwi Sipi)
- Chapter 6 Animals, Sport, and the Environment
- Chapter 7 Political Ecologies and Environmental Considerations in Stadium Development
- Chapter 8 Mobility of Sustainability Policy: Sledding Tracks in the Nagano and PyeongChang Olympics
- Chapter 9 Surfing and Environmental Sustainability
- Chapter 10 Reflections on an Attempt to Do “Environmental Sports Journalism”: The Behind-the-Scenes Story of the Documentary Mount Gariwang: An Olympic Casualty
- Chapter 11 Making Our Footprint: Constraints in the Legitimization of Sport Ecology in Practice and the Academy
- Index