Ethics, Money and Sport: This Sporting Mammon (Ethics and Sport)
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Ethics, Money and Sport: This Sporting Mammon (Ethics and Sport)

by Richard Giulianotti, Adrian Walsh

sports sociology sports ethics sports economics
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Ethics, Money and Sport examines the complex relationship between financial interests and ethical values in sport. Richard Giulianotti and Adrian Walsh explore the impact of commercialization on sporting institutions, practices, and ideals, offering a thoughtful resource for readers interested in sport, business, ethics, and society.

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Ethics, Money and Sport: This Sporting Mammon examines the relationship between ethical values and financial interests in sport.

The book considers how money influences sporting institutions, practices, and the meaning of sport itself.

Richard Giulianotti and Adrian Walsh bring together ethical and sporting perspectives to explore tensions surrounding commercialization.

It is suited to readers interested in sport, business, philosophy, and the social issues connected with modern athletics.

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