Article2018

Sport event legacy: A systematic quantitative review of literature

Alana Thomson · Graham Cuskelly · Kristine Toohey · Millicent Kennelly · Paul Burton · Liz Fredline

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Abstract

Highlights• Sport event legacy is a complex and contested phenomenon.• Articles from the UK, USA, Canada, Australia dominate the articles considered.• Research has grown since 2000, with a rapid increase from 2007 onwards.• The need for legacy planning is emphasised in over half of the studies considered.• Researchers should develop long-term, transdisciplinary research agendas featuring empirical and mixed method designs.

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