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Nier, Olivier. "Professionnalisation du rugby et stratégies de clubs de l'élite européenne." Lyon 1, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998LYO10103.
Full textDesthomas, Vincent. "Les stratégies de pérennisation des clubs de rugby de haut niveau : enjeux économiques, organisationnels et identitaires du processus de professionnalisation : le rugby de haut niveau en région Aquitaine." Bordeaux 2, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006BOR21316.
Full textProfessionalization can be understood as a change in economic, organizational and cultural terms. Rugby union has strongly resisted this process, with a strong faction holding to the belief that it should remain the emblem of amateur sport. Elite Rugby clubs are now confronted with au dilemma. How are they to maintain within a single organisational, cultural and historic entity, symbolised by “the club”, two clearly contradictory systems, one social, based on the associative tradition, and the other which seeks sporting and commercial excellence, based on the development of the professional sector ? Although these two systems are apparently clearly formalised through very distinct legal structures – association on the one hand and commercial partnership on the other – it is nervertheless true that they coexist within the same organisational entity, “the club”. The objective of this social sciences research consists in setting down the current state of affairs in the professionalization of rugby clubs, and to analyse what is at take in this kind of social grouping and function. It also considers the strategies which might consolidate this tendency in top level rugby
Guyot, Benoit. "Appropriation des technologies et gestion de la performance sportive : sujet d'étude : le rugby professionnel en France." Thesis, Paris 10, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA100103/document.
Full textThe history and institutionalisation of rugby in France has led to the establishment of a set of rules that make it possible to define, and thus make possible, the practice of rugby. These rules focus on the game, the establishment of a ranking, but also on the status of clubs and their interaction. The institutionalisation of rugby has made it possible for major changes in the way rugby is played, with the creation of federations and the transition into professionalism in 1995. After a century of resolute opposition to the idea that rugby could shift into an era of professional practice, the institutions in place finally accepted the need to change from the growing pressure from players (media, sponsors and players) to professionalise. The challenge of such a change is that rugby can finally be considered as an economic activity in its own right. Professionalisation has led to players no longer considering "rugby" in the same way. Formerly deeply rooted in amateurism, rugby has now become an essential support for a profitable entertainment product. The sports structures have adapted to professionalism by adapting their statutes but also, above all else, by defining their new business model. In analysing club strategy, maximizing sports performance is a key element, impacting the ranking institution to which the club belongs. The clubs, in an effort to optimize their business model, have gradually integrated the use of technological tools and the exploitation of the resulting data. This work attempts to analyse the factors of adoption and appropriation of technology in the context of club performance, within the elite league in France: the Top14
Paturel, Marie-Hélène. "Les mutations stratégiques du sport professionnel : managament des clubs marques et nomadisation des carrières : les exemples du football et du rugby en France." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012AIXM1121/document.
Full textThe object of the present thesis is to establish the relationship between two characteristic features of professional collective sports: namely the rise in boundaryless careers and marketing strategies in sports clubs which are increasingly becoming brands. From a theoretical point of view, the research is based on the one hand on traditional brand and image strategy which, when applied to professional sport clubs, outlines the concept of "brand-clubs", and, on the other, on the development of boundaryless careers. At the intersection of these two dimensions comes the question of what influence professional sports club marketing strategy has on the volatility of human resources in entertainment sports. French soccer and rugby, as illustrative examples, constitute the basis for the research through the following two case-studies : "FC Grenoble Rugby" and "Olympique Lyonnais". Applying both qualitative and exploratory methods (semi-directive interviews, content analysis) and drawing on the comments made by actors from both clubs, the three research proposals can be discussed, managerial implications for both club and players explored and a typology of boundaryless players developed in view of assessing the volontary or compulsory character of such mobility
Le, lay Yvonnick. "Professionnalisation et mondialisation du rugby à XV : entre modèles sportifs et ancrages territoriaux." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018REN20060/document.
Full textThe aim of this research work is to wonder about the dialectic between the professionalization and the globalization of the rugby union, and the evolution of the resulting territorial anchorages, depending on the specific sporting model of the investigation lands that have been selected: Brittany, Munster and Georgia. The issue is to demonstrate to what extent the professionalization of the organizations and the sporting actors is at the same time the driving force of the rugby globalization and of new rugby territorial differentiations’ oligopolistic logics, on various levels in geographic terms. Being diffused into the domestic amateur championships, this professionalization stimulates dynamics in favor of the much competitive sporting territories and the best integrated to the rest of the globalized world, while being the vector of specific territorial identities. The selection of the three investigation lands stems from the relevantness of the interrogation on the link between the sporting models and the territorial anchorages to comprehend each model of rugby territorial production and the specific forms of the territorial anchorage of the rugby practice, considering this sport as a territorial mediator. For each investigation land, while proceeding by iteration, the triangulation method implemented allows to go deeper and to test the concepts that have been mobilized. Three major socio spatial analysis approaches have been focused: the structural approach, the systemic approach and the approach that highlights the actors’ role
Moles, Jean-Bernard Marie. "Crisologie du rugby à XV amateur du Languedoc : changements structurels et évolution socioculturelle du rugby d'Oc." Montpellier 1, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001MON14006.
Full textChaix, Pierre. "Analyse économique du rugby professionnel en France." Grenoble 2, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003GRE21025.
Full textAugé, Bernard. "La formalisation de la gestion des clubs sportifs : un essai d'observation et d'interprétation." Montpellier 2, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998MON20249.
Full textMarchet, Frédéric. "Culture(s) rugby(s) et prise de décision en jeu : de l'identité du club à l'activité du joueur." Bordeaux 2, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005BOR21256.
Full textIn this research, we offer to take au new look at the relationship between culture and personality under the new light of type and style, which combines the requirements of the collective and the possibility of a more personal expression. The method chosen provides us with two levels of analysis, a microsociological analysis and a psychological analysis, and is based on the verbalisation of the different stakeholders involved in rugby (chairman of the club, coach, players) within various clubs of the Aquitaine region of France. We show that the player's action is not the expression of an order but rather of a style within an environment characterized by generic constraints. As far as interventions are concerned, it is therefore recommended to favour the appropriation of socially accumultated technical types and to enhance the role of intersubjective development in expression sharing (before, during and after the game)
Bernardeau, Moreau Denis. "Professionnalisation et militantisme dans les organisations associatives : l'exemple des dirigeants bénévoles des fédérations sportives d'équitation et de tennis." Paris 5, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA05H044.
Full textThis thesis is about the professionalisation of voluntary leaders in two federal sports organisations. Our intention is to prove that professionalisation results in the increased technicalisation of federal responsibilities which tends to relate amateurs to a secondary role and to dilute traditional culture of voluntary work. We also want to show that because of this professionalisation there is a new generation of volontary leaders asserting themselves. Their commitment is more realistic, transforming the associative model into a managerial business model and the sports ethic into a professional code. At a time when we notice the masses turning away from politics and tradeunionism, should we see in this new militancy the consequences of people's disillusionment, which in the world of sport as everywhere else, results in the rise of individualism and the fading of great ideals ? Those are the evolution of voluntary work in sport and more globally of modern associative militancy
Filippini, Gilbert. "Les structures juridiques des clubs sportifs professionnels d'une réforme à l'autre." Nice, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999NICE0053.
Full textLauzanas, Jean-Marc. "Emergence des outils de gestion dans les clubs de football professionnel depuis 1990 : essai de caractérisation et contribution à la compréhension." Nantes, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000NANTA001.
Full textBakena, Emmanuel. "L'organisation du double projet du sportif au sein des filières d'accès au sport de haut niveau et des centres de formation des clubs professionnels : l'exemple de la Gironde." Bordeaux 2, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007BOR21422.
Full textThe roots of the international reputation of France in the domain of sport are to be found in its reception facilities leading to high in sport, as well as in its training centres of professional clubs. However, the differentiated strategies led by the varied actors in these structures, the autonomy the local authorities have acquired due to the system of law decentralization and to the unceasingly increasing place of financial stakes in sport, drive us to question about the way the organisation will manage the athlete’s double aimed scheme, within the channels leading to high level in sport and in the training centres of professional clubs. Our analysis framework is that the Gironde case, which will help us realize that territoriality in sport-elite has certain limits. If the plan of action has had positive results, nowadays, the deal has changed. The methods to accompany athletes and follow their progress seem to be brought into question and have the rethought in a world in which financial interests prevail over everything. Thus, the adjustment of the system seems unavoidable to help the life plan of a sportsman (woman) to be successful. This research is going to offer a sort of field of thought as improve the plan of action
Charlot, Vincent. "Les spectacles sportifs professionnels et leurs public : l'exemple de la "configuration" paloise : L'élan béarnais Pau-Orthez (Basket-ball masculin, la section paloise Rugby (Rugby à XV) et le Tarbes Gespe Bigorre (Basket-ball féminin)." Toulouse 3, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006TOU30108.
Full textThree top level professional sports teams are to be found in Pau (France) and Tarbes (France), cities only separated from thirty kilometers: the Elan Béarnais (male basketball), the Tarbes Gespe Bigorre (female basketball) and the Section Paloise (15-a-side rugby). Their respective historical paths and the place they occupy in all regional, national and international sports have led to the building of totally different relationships with the process of internationalizing and professionalizing spectator sport. Through both a comparison of the fans and the internal working of each club, one can apprehend the consequences of the globalization of spectator sport on local and regional dynamics
Gresser, Bernard. "Club de plage d'hier à aujourd'hui : étude socio-économique." Bordeaux 2, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005BOR21280.
Full textBeach clubs, which are leisure facilities, made their appearance on the French coastline at the turn of the 20th century. Since then, they have played an active role in offering physical and sports activities to children during the summer holidays. This study examines beach clubs from the historical, legal, sociological and strategic viewpoints. The survey data obtained regarding the clubs and the needs and expectations of their clients point to the development of a strategy. At present, changing mentalities coupled with legal, administrtative and economic constraints are obliging beach clubs to reason in terms of children's and parent's expectations, market constraints and local policies for developing tourism