PANHELLENIC ASSOCIATION OF SPORTS
ECONOMISTS & MANAGERS (P.A.S.E.M.)
THIRD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
THE ECONOMICS,
THE MANAGEMENT
AND THE MARKETING
OF SPORTS
Athens, Greece, February 24-25, 2003
Co-organizer: Panteio Univerity of Social and Political Sciences
Sponsored by:
§
General Secretariat of Olympic Games (Ministry of Culture).
§
Eidiki
Ekdotiki, S.A.
§
Athens Institute for Education
and Research.
§
Oikonomia & Athlitismos.
Venue:
Panteio University of Social and Political Sciences (136 Sygrou Avenue)
Place:
AMPHITHEATER “Sakis Karagiorgas”
PROGRAM
Monday,
February 24, 2003
08:30 – 09:45 Registration
09:45 – 10:00 Welcome
·
Dr.
Gregory T. Papanikos, President, PASEM.
·
Professor
Ioannis Vavouras, Rector, Panteio University of Social & Political
Sciences.
10:00 – 10:30 Keynote Speaker: Professor
Stauros Theofanides, Panteio University of Social & Political
Sciences.
Olympic Games: The Ideology of Creative
Contest-Greece the Richest Country in Culture.
10:30 – 12:00 Session I: The Economics of
Professional
Sports
Chairperson:
Dr. Gregory T. Papanikos
1.
C. Sinclair (University of Utah, U.S.A) & P. Philips (University of Utah, U.S.A). Building for
the Rich – Broadcasting to the Poor: How the NBA Responded to a Changing U.S. Economy.
2.
B. Frick (University Of
Witten/Herdecke, Germany). The Detrimental
Performance Effects of Up-Front Payments: Empirical Evidence from the
North American “National Football League”.
3.
M. Hann (University of Groningen, The
Netherlands), R. H. Koning (University of Groningen, The Netherlands) - A.van Witterloostuijn (Durham Business School,
University of
Durham,
U.K.).
Market Forces in
European Soccer.
4.
G. Sierksma (University of Groningen, The
Netherlands). Computer Support for
Team Formation.
12:00 –
12:30 Coffee Break
12:30 – 14:30 SESSION II: The Economics of European Football (Soccer)
Chairperson:
Professor Vasilios Patsouratis
1.
M. Kozma (Buespa, Hungary) & T. Nagy (Buespa, Hungary). Paradigms in Hungarian
Football.
2.
T. Heubek (Universiry of
Hamburg, Germany) & J. Scheuer
(Universiry of Hamburg, Germany). Incentive Contracts in
Team Sports – Theory and Practice.
3.
J. Ashworth (University of
Durham,
UK) & B. Heyndels (University of
Durham,
UK). The Impact of the
Relative Age Effect on Wages in German Professional Soccer: An Exploratory Analysis.
4.
E. Or (Istanbul University, Turkey) & B. Donuk (Istanbul University, Turkey). The Comparison of
“Turkish National Team” and
“GALATASARAY SK.” in the Field of International Competition and Subjective
Evaluation of Turkish Football Fans.
14:30 - 16:00 Lunch
16:00 – 17:30 SESSION III: The Economics and
the Management of Olympic Games
Chairperson:
Aris Katerinopoulos (ATINER, Greece)
1.
D. V.
Nikolaidis, (City Liberal Studies, Affiliated Institution of the
University of Sheffield in Thessaloniki), S.S. Antoniadou (University of Sheffield in Thessaloniki) & L. Valvi (Marketing Manager, Peristeri
Basketball Team, Greece).
The Influence of the Olympic games of 2004 in
Greek Corporate Attitudes Towards Sports Sponsorship.
2.
K. N.
Kovalyscik (Seton
Hall University, U.S.A.). An
Analysis of the Projected Financial & Economic Impacts of the 2012 Summer
Olympic Games on the City of New York and the Greatest New York Metropolitan
Region.
3.
G. Kuper (University of Groningen, The
Netherlands) & E. Sterken (University of Groningen, The Netherlands). Olympic Participation
and Performance since 1896.
4.
A. Secot (Faculty of Sport Studies,
Brno, Czech Republic).
Commercial Nature of
Contemporary Sport.
17:30-17:45 Coffee
Break
17:45-19:30 SESSION
IV: Sports Issues I
Chairperson: Professor Stauros Theofanides,
Panteio University of Social & Political Sciences.
1.
R. Koning (University of Groningen, The
Netherlands).
An Econometric
Evaluation of the Firing of a Coach on Team Performance.
2.
K. Stahurα (Arkansas State
University, U.S.A.) & J. Stillwel (Arkansas State
University, U.S.A.).
The Emergency of the
Female Athlete in Western Culture.
3.
D. J. Waters (National
Institute of Education,
Republic of Singapore). Singapore’s Organizational Strategies
in the Development and Management of a Sport Culture.
4.
G. Kokkini (MSc Sport Management,
University of Northumbria,
U.K.).
An Investigation into the Effectiveness of using Sport Personalities as
Local Heroes to Endorse Sport Products.
5.
E.
Margariti (MSc Sport Management, University of Northumbria, U.K.). Digital and web Broadcasting: Τhe Impact
on Attendance of English vs. Greek Premier League Football Games.
20:30 DINNER (BY INVITATION ONLY)
Tuesday, February 25, 2003
10:00 – 12:30
SESSION V: Round Table I
Greek Sports: The Challenge of Professional Football
and the Olympic Games
Chairperson:
Professor Ioannis Vavouras, Rector, Panteio
University
1.
Gregory T. Papanikos, President,
PASEM
2.
Christos Smirlis, Member of Parliament.
3.
Evangelos Meimarakis, Member of Greek Parliament.
4.
Athanasios Kanelopoulos, President EPAE.
5.
Aristidis Gikas, Director, PAE Olympiakos.
6.
Marios Vasilopoulos, President PEFA & Vice
President PAO.
12:30 –
13:00 Break
13:00 – 15:00 SESSION VΙI: Sports Issues II
Chairperson: Proffessor Angelos
Tsaklaganos
1.
A. Katerinopoulos (ATINER, Greece). Applying a Strategy
Approach for the Development of Sports Tourism in Greece.
2.
E.
Mitsios (Tax Accountant, Greece).
Taxing the Professional Players.
3.
Z. Boutsioli
(London School of Economics, UK). Health and Olympic games.
15:00 –
15:15 CLOSING REMARKS
15:15 General
Assembly (Members Only)