Seong Mun-jeong et al.: Sports Policy (26-1 semester, workbook included)

Sports change, just as all things do. No, to be exact, the essence of the sport of body movement has not changed, but it has been changed by the country's policy paradigm for using it. Let's go back a long way to the old days when there was no sports. A martial arts training to keep his family or country safe from outside was recommended for people at a national level. Today, the national push for the lower-end expansion of the physical flesh, which is a shortcut to health in our society, has become a major policy. Sports thus change in the course of the age and affect us through policies that fit the national vision and goals. Based on the conceptual definition of policy, sports policies can be defined as ‘the specific action policy or action that governments are trying to solve in the field of sports.’. The low academic achievement of students who were raised as machines for the sake of national hypocrisy and the low academic performance of students, which were raised like machines, and the least-imported courses to solve the problem of class resolution, are good examples of sports policy, which has been implemented since the 1988 Olympics. In the beginning of the textbook, we introduce policy's theoretical definitions, types, and territory, and in the latter we deal with features of our national history's sports policies.

Korean title: 스포츠정책론(26-1학기, 워크북포함)

Korean author: 성문정 외

Korean publisher: 한국방송통신대학교출판문화원

ISBN-13: 9788920047367