Using a six-dimension uses and gratifications (U&G) framework, we explore how social
media use motivations drive consumers' online brand-related activities (COBRAs …

Sport mega-events are often accompanied by allegations of bribery and corruption, with
concerns around corruption opportunities expected to continue into the 2020s. Research on …

Previous research has shown that governments have often used mega sport events to
convey a positive image of their nation to a global audience, whereas Western-based non …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to identify if fraud theory models suggested over the
years are applicable to match-fixing and if so, whether the Krambia-Kapardis'(2016) holistic …

Political scandals are a conspicuous characteristic of American democracy, and yet they
have received little theoretical attention that might nuance our understanding of their nature …

Purpose In this empirical study, we assessed the reputational consequences of a large-
scale football fraud scandal by measuring fans' integrity perceptions. More specifically, we …

There can be little doubt that integrity in the playing and management of sport is becoming
one of the critical issues in global sport and its governance. This special issue aims to …

This study explores sentiments towards the World ESports Association (WESA) within a
Counter-Strike Reddit community. Esports communities have not embraced the various self …

Voting and decision making in FIFA was in 2011 shifted from the executive committee to the
FIFA congress with the aim to reduce risk of corrupt vote mobilisation in these elections. A …

Evidence of football fraud and how it can be addressed is fragmented in the literature,
lacking a holistic view. This paper provides a holistic understanding of fraud in professional …