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Ten
The book “TEN” is just one version of what heaven may be. It is the story of two men who died in a car accident, and both go the heaven. Upon arrival in heaven, they are separated by the level that they qualify for. The levels in heaven that range from 4 to 9. Ten is God and is the highest level in heaven. Once you arrive in heaven you are assigned tasks to be performed on earth that upon completion will raise you to level 9. Once you reach 9, you will see the face of God and will reside in His light for eternity. This book is about one of the men and his missions on earth and finally a duel with the son of Satan and Satan himself.
Stadia Naming Rights in Sport
This book is an accessible, practical, and systematic guide to stadium naming rights sponsorship within sport, designed to help practitioners and students gain a better understanding of how naming rights work and the benefits that sport and corporate organisations may get from this kind of arrangement. The book explains the key principles underpinning naming rights deals and sports sponsorship in non-specialist language for readers with little prior knowledge of the subject. Drawing on examples and case studies of naming rights sponsorships in international markets, across both professional and amateur sport, the book examines key practical issues such as how naming rights differ from other types of sponsorship, why brands should sign a naming rights deal, and how organisations can maximise their return on naming rights sponsorship. Concise, informative, and practice-focused, this book offers essential insights for all sport management practitioners, for any marketing executives considering sport sponsorship, and for any students or researchers with an interest in sport marketing, sport management, marketing, or events and facilities management.
Understanding Rivalry and Its Influence on Sports Fans
While rivalries are a key aspect of the sports world, they are not well understood. It is essential to study how rivalries influence fan behavior in order to predict and identify their effect on social interaction, consumer behavior, and the entertainment industry. Understanding Rivalry and Its Influence on Sports Fans is an essential reference source that discusses what causes and influences rivalry, as well as how it impacts sport fans. Featuring research on topics such as bracketed morality, competitive sports, and social identity, this book is ideally designed for academics, students, and researchers studying the rivalry phenomenon across such disciplines as psychology, sociology, political science, sport and entertainment, consumer behavior, and marketing.
Adventures in Social Research
Designed for both introductory and advanced research methods or statistics courses in sociology, political science, social work, criminal justice, and public health departments, Adventures in Social Research is an ideal computer skills and data analysis textbook for any discipline that uses survey methods. New to the Sixth Edition: - Provides a shorter, more condensed version than the Fifth Edition - Illustrates uses of SPSS 14.0 and new GSS data sets - Includes a CD-ROM that contains data sets, Designing Own Survey and comprehensive appendices that include questionnaires, research reports, proposals, survey tips, commands, readings and more - Offers a Web page that features SPSS version update changes for students and instructors
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Sport, Alcohol and Social Inquiry
This volume is a collection of works from both expert and emerging scholars with an empirical focus on case studies and ‘real-world’ examples in the sociological study of sport and alcohol that would appeal to a global audience. Implications drawn from the chapters in the book will offer new insights and critiques on the sport-alcohol nexus.
