Sustainable management strategies of the sports practice in the natural environment. A research proposal
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https://doi.org/10.5380/alesde.v3i1.27961Keywords:
strategy, governance, stakeholders, sustainable development, natural environment.Abstract
The article makes a theoretical and methodological proposal for the analysis of sport management in natural protected areas. The steps followed to design the research project are shown by two main parts: 1) Theoretical perspective, which includes the literature review and the proposed theoretical framework; and 2) Operationalization, which shows the dimensions and variables of the study, as well as the sample and methods for data collection. We can observe that starting from the initial research questions, the theoretical framework is developed and, after that, the tools for the fieldwork are defined. The theoretical diversity of the study also allows us to approach the basic concepts of analysis of the relationship among sport and natural environment, and the complexity of its relationship with sustainable development.
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