Teaming-up for Social Responsibility Programs: the Case of Belgian Nonprofit Sport Organizations

Background/Purpose. Sport organizations are continually pressured to adapt, embrace new approaches, and refine their practices in order to survive (Misener & Doherty, 2012). Much emphasis of such practices is increasingly given towards addressing their social responsibilities in an impactful way (Kihl, Babiak, & Tainsky, 2014; Walker, Hills, & Heere, 2015). Over the recent years a proliferation of studies has managed to capture these practices by drawing on the ‘umbrella’ notion of corporate social responsibility (CSR) (Breitbarth et al., 2015; Chelladurai, 2016). Indeed, empir... Mehr ...