1st Edition
Routledge Handbook of Research Methods in Sport for Development and Peace
Introduction
Navigating the Field: Research Methods in Sport for Development and Peace
Billy Graeff
Part I - Sport for Development and Peace Research Methodology
1. Sport-for-Development Theories and Concepts
Nico Schulenkorf, Jon Welty Peachey, Ramón Spaaij
2. What New Confucianism Can Offer to Sport for Development and Peace Research
Bonnie Pang and Lucen Liu
3. The Ontological Framing of Sport for Development and Peace (SDP) Research: Reflections from the Global South
Cora Burnett
4. Decolonising Sport for Development Research: Advancing the Participatory Research Paradigm
Oscar Mwaanga and Tomaida Phiri
5. Qualitative Approaches in Sport for Development and Peace
Meredith A. Whitley
6. Quantitative Methods Design in Sport for Development and Peace: Perspectives from Three Case Studies
Tegwen Gadais, Mauricio Garzon, Laurie Décarpentrie, and Kelsey N.-Dancause
7. Whose Concerns? Methodological Notes towards an Anthropology of Sport, Development and Peace
Hans K. Hognestad
8. 'Acknowledging [the] Bias'
Rochelle Stewart-Withers
Part II - Sport for Development and Peace Research Methods
9. Participatory Action Research in Sport for Development and Peace
Mitchell McSweeney, Erjia Guan, Ramón Spaaij, and Carla Luguetti
10. Reflexive Thematic Analysis' Contributions to Studies on Sport for Development and Peace: Interpretations and Future Applications Possibilities
Arnošt Svoboda, Renato Francisco Rodrigues Marques, and Billy Graeff
11. Arts-Based Research on Sport for Development and Peace in the Global South: Case Studies, Ethical Challenges, and Paradoxes
Rohini Balram and Jorge Knijnik
12. An Exploration of Literature Review Methods in Sport for Development and Peace Research
Nana Akua Achiaa Adom-Aboagye
13. Case Studies Presentation and Analysis
Mitchell McSweeney, Julia Ferreira Gomes, Hokeun Choi, and Lyndsay Hayhurst
14. Qualitative Interviews and (Focus) Group Discussions in the Field of SDP
Karen Petry and Alana Richardson
15. Using an Online Platform in Sport for Development and Peace Research: Lessons for Building Community and Engagement in Research
Marion Sturges, Sally Nathan, Helene Smith, Nadeen Al Hadidi, and Jorge Knijnik
16. Qualitative Content Analysis
Marie A. Biermann and Katrin Bauer
17. The Double-Edged Sword: Sport Mega Events, Development, and Peace in the 21st Century
Billy Graeff, Cem Tinaz, and Brendon Knott
18. Visual Task-Based Reflection Diary: Method of Reflection and Learning in an SDP Project Football for Development
Lenka Dušková, Simona Šafaříková, and Arnošt Svoboda
Part III - Global Sport for Development and Peace Research
19. Characteristics of SDP Research Methodology in Asia (2000–2023)
Taku Yamaguchi and Hiroki Sakuma
20. Conducting Anthropological Research on Five Cases of Sport for Development Delivery in Namibia
Bas Rijnen
21. Methodological Dilemmas in Sport for Development and Peace: A Reflection on a Doctoral Journey Analysing Sport and Sustainable Development in Ghana
Derrick Charway and Åse Strandbu
22. Doing Research in the SDP Field in Colombia
Simona Šafaříková, Arnošt Svoboda, Katherine Cutiva Benítez, and Paula Andrea Torres Mejia
23. Experiences with Focus Groups in the Context of Sport for Development and Peace: Case Studies from South America and Europe
Daiana Viacelli and Karen Petry
24. Conducting Research about the Sport for Development and Peace Sector Being Based in the Global South: Experiences from Mexico
Vanessa García González
25. Global Implications of Sport for Development: Insights and Innovations from Guatemala's Journey
Pedro Danilo Ponciano Núñez and Jennifer C. González
26. A Mapping of Methodologies and Research in Mexican Sport-for-Development Initiatives
Daniel Añorve Añorve
27. USA Afterschool Soccer: Satisfaction and Perceived Benefits of a Community-Based Youth Soccer Program in the United States of America
Paul M. Wright, Karisa Kuipers, Jenn Jacobs, and Steve Howell
28. Sport and Outdoor Activities as Drivers of Human Development: A Cross-Cutting Approach Promoting Cultural Safety and Mutual Enrichment in Indigenous Contexts
Tegwen Gadais, Luc Parlavecchio, Laurie Décarpentrie, and Philippe Chaubet
29. Assessing Implementation and Short-Term Outcomes of a Teaching Personal and Social Responsibility Model Training Program Based in Sri Lanka
Paul M. Wright, Steve Howell, Jenn Jacobs, Jim Ressler, Ridma Fonseka, and Shayan Shafiei Nikou
30. Navigating Qualitative Method Challenges in Sport for Development and Preventing Violent Extremism in Pakistan
Umair Asif, Derrick Charway, and Tegwen Gadais
Biography
Billy Graeff is an Associate Professor at the Federal University of Paraíba in Brazil, teaching on the sociology of sports. He is also a member of the Executive Committee of the UNESCO Research Chair Sport for Development, Peace and the Environment. He is a Research Fellow within the Centre for Sport Leadership at Stellenbosch University, South Africa, and part of the International Sociology of Sport Association (ISSA – General Secretary), the International Olympic Academy Participants Association (IOAPA), the Latin American Association of Sociocultural Studies of Sport (ALESDE), and the Brazilian College of Sports Sciences (CBCE).






