A Comparative Study of Championship Strategies in Islamic Republic of Iran and Selected Countries (England, Australia, South Korea, Canada, Kazakhstan and South Africa) with an Emphasis on the Olympic Games (1996-2016)

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Sadri Cheraghtape Majid; JALALI FARAHANI MAJID

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Journal: NEW TRENDS IN SPORT MANAGEMENT Year:2020 | Volume:7 | Issue:27 Page(s): 9-22

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A Comparative Study of Championship Strategies in Islamic Republic of Iran and Selected Countries (England, Australia, South Korea, Canada, Kazakhstan and South Africa) with an Emphasis on the Olympic Games (1996-2016)

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Sadri Cheraghtape Majid | JALALI FARAHANI MAJID | Issue Writer Certificate

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Championship

codified strategy

comparative study

Olympic Games

sport develop

Abstract

The aim of this study was to evaluate strategies for the Championship of selected countries with an emphasis on the Olympic Games and a comparison with the Islamic Republic of Iran. Library studies were used to collect the required data and due to the nature of the study, the comparative method (four stages: description, interpretation, neighborhood and comparison) was used to describe and analyze the data. Those selected countries reviewed in this study included England, Australia, South Korea, Canada, Kazakhstan and South Africa and they were selected from five different continents. The reasons to choose these countries were as follows: the UK notable and drastic upswing from the 1996 Atlanta Olympics so far, Australia and South Korea continuous presence in top ten countries in medal distribution standings during the last six Olympic periods, Canada placement at a relatively stable position and Kazakhstan and South Africa being in a situation that was almost the same as Iran in this table. The results showed that the selected countries codified certain strategies for their Championship and almost succeeded to achieve their goals. Iran Championship system also has a codified strategy but some important elements of Championship development such as hosting major sport events have not been considered and some goals have not been met and consequently Iran Championship has not developed properly.

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Sadri Cheraghtape, Majid, & JALALI FARAHANI, MAJID. (2020). A Comparative Study of Championship Strategies in Islamic Republic of Iran and Selected Countries (England, Australia, South Korea, Canada, Kazakhstan and South Africa) with an Emphasis on the Olympic Games (1996-2016). NEW TRENDS IN SPORT MANAGEMENT, 7(27 ), 9-22. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/368567/en

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Sadri Cheraghtape Majid, JALALI FARAHANI MAJID. A Comparative Study of Championship Strategies in Islamic Republic of Iran and Selected Countries (England, Australia, South Korea, Canada, Kazakhstan and South Africa) with an Emphasis on the Olympic Games (1996-2016). NEW TRENDS IN SPORT MANAGEMENT[Internet]. 2020;7(27 ):9-22. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/368567/en

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Majid Sadri Cheraghtape, and MAJID JALALI FARAHANI, “A Comparative Study of Championship Strategies in Islamic Republic of Iran and Selected Countries (England, Australia, South Korea, Canada, Kazakhstan and South Africa) with an Emphasis on the Olympic Games (1996-2016),” NEW TRENDS IN SPORT MANAGEMENT, vol. 7, no. 27 , pp. 9–22, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/368567/en

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