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COVID-19 and Women's Professional Sport Pandemic Effects Mitigating, Manoeuvring and Reimagining?

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posted on 2024-11-21, 01:07 authored by M O'Shea, Hazel Maxwell, S Duffy, M Lourey-Bird

While women’s professional sport has grown at a rapid rate over the past decade, the COVID-19 pandemic has provided an unfortunate setback and a challenge to this rate of growth. In this chapter the authors scrutinise the development of women’s professional sport in light of the pandemic. Specifically, the chapter explores how women’s professional sport has attempted to pivot in order to manage the negative consequences of sport shutdowns and competition postponements. The chapter draws on the United Nations Sports for Generation Equality Framework to provide a theoretical lens to the practical analysis.

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Publication title

Routledge Handbook of Sport and COVID-19

Editors

S Frawley and N Schulenkorf

Pagination

97-109

ISBN

9781003176329

Department/School

Health Sciences

Publisher

Routledge

Publication status

  • Published online

Place of publication

London

Extent

35

Rights statement

Copyright 2022 Routledge

Socio-economic Objectives

130602 Organised sports, 200204 Health inequalities

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