Subject Area and Category according to the subject categorization of Scopus:

   Business, Management and Accounting

•  Business and International Management
•  Marketing
•  Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management
•  Strategy and Management
•  Tourism, Leisure and Hospitality Management

  Decision Sciences

• Management Science and Operations Research

Subject Area and Category according to the subject categorization of Web of Science:

•  Sport Sciences | Management | Hospitality, Leisure, Sport & Tourism.

 Current Contents Index:

•  Social And Behavioral Sciences
•  Management

 Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE)

•  Sport Sciences

• Governance and policy in sport organizations
•  International sport management.
•  Management of sports events.
• Physical exercises.
• Sport.
• Sports administration.
• Sport business management.
• Sport entrepreneurship.
• Sports event management.
• Sports facilities management.
• Sport governance.
• Sport law.
• Sport management.
• Sport marketing.
• Sport media.
• Sport psychology.
• Sport philosophy and ethics.
• Sport sociology.
• Public health.
• Sport tourism.
• Strategic management in sport.
• Strategic sport communication.
• Administration of high school athletics.
• Physical exercises.
• Games
• Sport economics.

 English

 2020, Vol. 1, No. 1 -

 Quarterly

 March, June, September, and December

 Mahmood Goodarzi, Ph.D.

 Akbar Jaberi, Ph.D.

 Iran, Kerman

 Shahid Bahonar University of Kerman and the Iranian Scientific Association of Sport Management

 Active

 Yes, Double-Blind Peer-Review.

 12 Weeks

 20%.

 Sports administration--Periodicals.

 Physical education and training--Management--Periodicals.

 Sports administration.

 GV713

 796.069

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