This work investigates the relationship between sports clubs for youngpeople and the production of social capital. This article analyzes 34 interviews with people who work in some sport associations for young of the lower Friuli, such as: parents, kids, coaches and sports administrators. For this people the great difficulty of keeping original, solidarity and prosocial type motivations alive often emerges in a context in which the ssociation’s life is rigidly governed by bureaucratic rules and where associates and families do not always help and sustain each other. Inspite of this, the world of sport that emerges from this analysis still seems to be perceived as being a place that provides an opportunity to meet and enjoy social commitment
What kind of social capital is generated through sport? The difficult, educational alliance between parents, children and the world of sport.
CECCHI, Sergio
2012-01-01
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This work investigates the relationship between sports clubs for youngpeople and the production of social capital. This article analyzes 34 interviews with people who work in some sport associations for young of the lower Friuli, such as: parents, kids, coaches and sports administrators. For this people the great difficulty of keeping original, solidarity and prosocial type motivations alive often emerges in a context in which the ssociation’s life is rigidly governed by bureaucratic rules and where associates and families do not always help and sustain each other. Inspite of this, the world of sport that emerges from this analysis still seems to be perceived as being a place that provides an opportunity to meet and enjoy social commitmentFile | Dimensione | Formato | |
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