MANOLI, Argyro Elisavet
 Distribuzione geografica
Continente #
EU - Europa 2.476
NA - Nord America 226
AS - Asia 166
OC - Oceania 8
Totale 2.876
Nazione #
IE - Irlanda 1.670
RU - Federazione Russa 389
IT - Italia 240
US - Stati Uniti d'America 225
SG - Singapore 84
CN - Cina 35
GB - Regno Unito 35
NL - Olanda 33
DE - Germania 25
ID - Indonesia 18
FI - Finlandia 16
CH - Svizzera 13
TR - Turchia 12
FR - Francia 9
AU - Australia 7
BE - Belgio 7
ES - Italia 7
AT - Austria 6
CZ - Repubblica Ceca 6
NO - Norvegia 6
PT - Portogallo 6
HK - Hong Kong 4
MY - Malesia 4
JP - Giappone 3
SE - Svezia 3
RS - Serbia 2
BG - Bulgaria 1
DO - Repubblica Dominicana 1
GR - Grecia 1
HU - Ungheria 1
IN - India 1
NZ - Nuova Zelanda 1
PH - Filippine 1
PK - Pakistan 1
QA - Qatar 1
TW - Taiwan 1
VN - Vietnam 1
Totale 2.876
Città #
Dublin 1.653
Dalmine 102
Boardman 73
Washington 58
Moscow 52
Los Angeles 42
Amsterdam 30
Singapore 27
Milan 25
Bergamo 20
Jakarta 15
Shanghai 14
Ogden 13
Lappeenranta 9
Loughborough 9
Treviglio 9
Istanbul 8
Versoix 8
Helsinki 6
London 6
Munich 6
Oslo 6
Prague 6
Chicago 5
Gandino 5
Madrid 5
Vienna 5
Frankfurt am Main 4
Harelbeke 4
Sydney 4
Bristol 3
Chieti 3
Cologne 3
Denpasar 3
Funchal 3
Newcastle upon Tyne 3
Petaling Jaya 3
Santa Clara 3
Venice 3
Çankaya 3
Agno 2
Ashburn 2
Berlin 2
Birmingham 2
Calcinate 2
Castelló de la Plana 2
Changsha 2
Edegem 2
Ettringen 2
Hounslow 2
Lisbon 2
Mediglia 2
Naples 2
New York 2
Newbury 2
Neyruz 2
Novi Sad 2
Nuremberg 2
San Giovanni Valdarno 2
The Hague 2
Tokyo 2
Wan Chai 2
Wuppertal 2
Xiangtan 2
Auckland 1
Brisbane 1
Chennai 1
Concorezzo 1
Espoo 1
Guangzhou 1
Hamburg 1
Hangzhou 1
Hong Kong 1
Kaisarianí 1
Karachi 1
Kilburn 1
Kuala Lumpur 1
Liverpool 1
Manila 1
Montebelluna 1
New Taipei City 1
Nice 1
Padova 1
Rosta 1
San Antonio 1
Seattle 1
Shenyang 1
Slippery Rock 1
Slough 1
Sopron 1
Southampton 1
Uxbridge 1
Vaxjo 1
Verona 1
Wandsworth 1
Zurich 1
Totale 2.339
Nome #
Mapping of corruption in sport in the EU 86
Integrated Marketing Communications in Football 65
Building team brand equity through perceived CSR: the mediating role of dual identification 65
Match fixing 60
Media relations 60
Assessment of the Service Quality Measurement Model for Youth Football Academies 60
Media Relations in English Football Clubs 59
A digital ethnography of association football fandom responses to corruption 58
COVID-19 and the solidification of media’s power in football 58
Understanding how individuals engage in match-fixing: the role of moral disengagement 57
Understanding Match-Fixing in Sport. Theory and Practice 57
Does corruption in sport corrode social capital? An experimental study in the United Kingdom 57
Sustainable is the new black: a commentary on the future of sports ecology 56
The football industry through traditional management theories 55
Towards a Better Understanding of Match-Fixing 55
Impact of service quality on youth football participation in China: a moderating role of country-of-origin 54
From horizontal to vertical relationships: how online community identification fosters sport fans’ team identification and behavioural intentions 54
Marketing, Sponsorship and Merchandise 54
Does relationship quality matter in policy-making? The impact of government-public relationships and residents’ perceptions on their support towards a mega-sport event 53
Strategic brand management in and through sport 53
Government-public relationships in the context of mega sport events: conceptualisation and scale development 53
Operational crisis communication management: a content analysis of FIFA’s communication during Covid-19 52
Public Relations as the key in the 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games 52
Football and Marketing 51
Strategy in Sport Organizations 51
The present and future understanding of match-fixing: Exploring the building blocks of match-fixing theory 50
Managing sport and leisure in the era of Covid-19 50
Public relations: the missing element in the eSport governance 50
Alternative revenue streams for centrally funded sport governing bodies 49
Developing a Conceptual Model of Service Quality for eSports 49
“Match-fix or perish”. Match-fixing as a commercial solution 49
Match-Fixing in European Sports: Attitudes and Experiences 48
Sport marketing's past, present and future; an introduction to the special issue on contemporary issues in sports marketing 47
Brand consistency and coherency at the London 2012 Olympic Games 47
‘The only game in town?’: football match-fixing in Greece 47
Financial fair play and competitive balance in the Premier League 47
Challenges to the role of media in reporting sport corruption: Insights from reporters in Balkan countries 46
Means as well as ends: some critical insights for UK sport policy on the impact of facility ownership and configuration on sports participation 46
The implementation of integrated marketing communication ({IMC}): evidence from professional football clubs in England 45
Corrupt Practices in Greek Football: Are They Inevitable? 45
[Review to:] M. R. Haberfeld and Dale Sheehan (Ed): Match-Fixing in International Sports: Existing Processes, Law Enforcement and Prevention Strategies, New York, N.Y.: Springer, 2014, ISBN 978-3-319-02581-0 44
Marketing outsourcing in the English Premier League: the rights holder/agency interface 42
Perceptions of integrity in sport: insights into people’s relationship with sport 42
An anatomy of Turkish football match-fixing 42
Football clubs and financial crimes in Greece 42
Crisis-Communications Management in Football Clubs 41
Brand capabilities in English Premier League clubs 41
Exploring internal organisational communication dynamics in the professional football industry 41
Perceptions of the Role of Traditional and Social Media in Communicating Corruption 40
Match-fixing in Greece and Turkey and UEFA’s policy responses to it: a comparative study 40
Sport participation: From policy, through facilities, to users’ health, well-being, and social capital 40
The inevitability of corruption in Greek football 40
The five levels of sustainability in European football: mapping the sustainability approaches of UEFA’s member national associations 39
Promoting Corporate Social Responsibility in the Football Industry 39
Football Fan Tokens as a mode of “serious leisure”: unveiling the dual essence of identity and investment 32
Olympians’ perspectives of environmental sustainability within the Olympic games 28
Crypto and football: Uneasy team mates 25
Transforming sport consumption: exploring motivated sport fans innovativeness in the context of AR live sport streaming 21
Maximizing the Public Relations Agency—Client Relationship in the Sports Industry 21
Financial fair play and competitive (im)balance in the Greek Super League 20
Safeguarding Sport: Focus on the linkages between corruption and organised crime groups in sport 20
Media’s role in (un)covering organised match-fixing in Brazil 19
A social constructionist approach to crisis management on X; the Spanish Football Association case study 19
“Moving To The G” - Sport Integrity And SDG16 19
Sprinting to success?: F1 fans’ excitement towards change in sport competition formats 18
The effect of government-public relationships on residents’ support in mega sport events: a moderating effect of government crisis response 17
Integrity and Sustainability in Sport Business, Environmental and Social Goals 15
Triple Bottom Line 15
Virtual football violence: exploring the resurgence of football’s deviant leisure cultures in England 15
Media relations 14
Match Manipulation 13
Audience perceptions of athletes’ brand self-presentation on social media 11
Assessing the psychological pathways of esports events spectators: an application of service quality and its antecedents and consequences 10
For-Profit Sport 10
Guarding the Sport: A Legal Analysis of the Macolin Convention in the Fight Against Sports Manipulation and Shaping Its Future 8
Corporate social and digital responsibility in esports 7
Exploring the Influence of Football Fan Tokens on Engagement: a Study on Fans’ Meaning, Team Brand Identification, and Co-creation Mechanisms 7
Introduction to the special issue: The different faces of corruption and organised crime in sport 6
Understanding fans’ responses to sustainability: a segmentation of sport event goers’ pro-environmental intentions and behaviours 6
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Understanding organisation public relations through Twitter communication for the European super league 1
Totale 3.124
Categoria #
all - tutte 16.134
article - articoli 0
book - libri 0
conference - conferenze 0
curatela - curatele 0
other - altro 0
patent - brevetti 0
selected - selezionate 0
volume - volumi 0
Totale 16.134


Totale Lug Ago Sett Ott Nov Dic Gen Feb Mar Apr Mag Giu
2023/20242.314 0 0 191 125 42 406 1.278 86 37 18 27 104
2024/2025810 80 173 110 283 68 48 48 0 0 0 0 0
Totale 3.124