Respnsabilidad social y desafíos de la gestión deportiva en el siglo XXI. Ecología, Sostenibilidad, controversia cultural y economía compartida en el deporte

Resumen

El artículo revisa la literatura sobre los desafíos sociales del deporte moderno. Se prestó especial atención a la relación entre el deporte y la ecología y los problemas de promoción deportiva entre niños, mujeres y ancianos. También se presentó el problema del abuso infantil y animal en los eventos deportivos tradicionales. El artículo termina con una presentación del fenómeno de compartir la economía en relación con el deporte y los Juegos Olímpicos.

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