Sport Management Studies

Identify the components and designing model of Succession in Selected sports federations of Iran

Document Type : Research Paper

Author

Javad Ashoori
Abstract
The purpose of this study was to identify factors influencing Succession Provide a model for recognizing its dimensions and the mechanism of this factors. For this, firstly Exogenous or endogenous variables was extracted Through the Library Studies and after screening and summarization and send To 12 academic and administrative experts for assess the significance of them. Finally the conceptual model developed by the researchers was tested. The Statistical population of this study was all the sports federations of Iran and Wrestling, taekwondo, volleyball and sport climbing Federations were selected as examples. The number of employees of this selected federations was 173 persons. Due to the limited number of them was tested. A researcher questionnaire for assessing the factors associated with the succession was the main measurement instrument in this study.
The findings showed that, Strategic capabilities (by 0.87 of estimated standard coefficient), considering communication (by 0.54 of estimated standard coefficient) and the dynamic interaction of jobs and environmental (by 0.71 of estimated standard coefficient) Have significant direct impact on Succession. This 3 factors also have significant indirect impacts on Succession through Influencing on the Variable of active tend to succession. Considering communication has had the greatest impact (by 1.09 of estimated standard coefficient) on Variable of active tend to succession, but variable of strategic capabilities has had the greatest impact on the Succession.

Keywords

Succession
active tend to succession
Strategic capabilities
considering communication
dynamic interaction of jobs and environmental
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Sport Management Studies
Volume 7, Issue 32 - Serial Number 32
November and December 2015
Pages 57-78

  • Receive Date 09 March 2014
  • Revise Date 15 April 2015
  • Accept Date 27 July 2014

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