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The Management Of Romanian’S Elite Sport And Its Public Value

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  • Daniel LOVIN
  • Alexandru CÃPÃ?ÃŽNÃ
  • Nicoleta CRISTACHE

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Sport has become a business, but like any company it has effects on society. Over time it has been shown that sport offers important benefits to society. Among the most important values transmitted through sport, including the cultivation of team spirit, the promotion of national identity, respect for the values of others or other benefits such as stimulating investments, trade or tourism. In addition, due to the fact that sport is a global phenomenon, athletes have become role models for young people, and in some cases they are negative examples due to their behavior. In Romania, sports management was largely led after the Revolution by oligarchs trying to obtain besides financial benefits, political power too. The lack of long-term vision and the poor results of the last period are reflected in the fact that the young Romanians do not have as a Romanian sports model.

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  • Daniel LOVIN & Alexandru CÃPÃ?ÃŽNÃ & Nicoleta CRISTACHE, 2019. "The Management Of Romanian’S Elite Sport And Its Public Value," Proceedings of the INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE, Faculty of Management, Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania, vol. 13(1), pages 350-356, November.
    • Handle: RePEc:rom:mancon:v:13:y:2019:i:1:p:350-356
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