Responsecast

Anne Tjønndal
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En podcast om sport og samfunn fra Nord universitet. Forskningsgruppa RESPONSE ved Fakultet for samfunnsvitenskap står bak podcasten. Les mer her: https://site.nord.no/response/

  1. The View from the Editor's Chair: EJSS and European Sociology of Sport

    11 Jun

    The View from the Editor's Chair: EJSS and European Sociology of Sport

    In this episode, Dr. Adam B. Evans (University of Copenhagen, Denmark), outgoing Editor-in-Chief of the European Journal for Sport and Society, reflects on his time leading the journal in a conversation with Dr. Anne Tjønndal (Nord University, Norway), his successor in the role.  This is the last episode in our three-part EJSS special series, recorded in conjunction with the editorial takeover of the European Journal for Sport and Society by the RESPONSE research group at Nord University. Adam and Anne discuss what sets EJSS apart in the landscape of sport sociology journals, how the journal has evolved over the years and what it really means to take on the role of Editor-in-Chief of an international scholarly publication. The conversation traces the development of European sport sociology, its shifting trends, themes, theoretical debates and methodological approaches, as seen from the Editor-in-Chief's perspective. What does it take to run a journal, and what is it like to step down? Adam reflects on the priorities he set himself when he took on the role, the challenges he faced and how both the journal and the role have changed over time. A valuable conversation for anyone interested in the history and future of the sociology of sport in Europe, the inner workings of academic publishing and what it means to shape a field through editorial work. About the contributors: Adam B. Evans is an Associate Professor in Sociology of Sport and Sport Development at the Department of Nutrition, Exercise and Sport (NEXS), the University of Copenhagen, and current Director Studies for the Masters degree in Sport Studies at the same institution. He is the former Editor-in-Chief of the European Journal for Sport and Society. Do you want to know more about RESPONSE? WebsiteInstagramEJSS Linkedin profile

    33 min
  2. Do Book Reviews Still Matter? Reflections on Editing Book Reviews for EJSS

    5 Jun

    Do Book Reviews Still Matter? Reflections on Editing Book Reviews for EJSS

    In this episode, Dr. Verena Lenneis (Aalborg University, Denmark) reflects on her experience as Book Review Editor of the European Journal for Sport and Society in a conversation with Dr. Daniele Canini (Nord University, Norway), her successor in the role. This is the second episode in our three-part EJSS special series, recorded in conjunction with the editorial takeover of the European Journal for Sport and Society by the RESPONSE research group at Nord University. Verena discusses the role of the Book Review Editor within the wider editorial team: the responsibilities, the behind-the-scenes coordination and the work of connecting book, authors and reviewers across the field. The conversation also explores what makes book reviews matter in academic publishing and whether they still hold their place in an era of rapid scholarly communication. What does a high-quality book review look like? Verena explains what makes a review effective, the most common mistakes authors make, and how she has approached the selection of books for EJSS over the years. The episode also offers a look  at the practical and human side of editorial work: managing deadlines, communicating with reviewers, and developing skills that the job demands but for which no one really prepares you. A valuable conversation for anyone interested in academic publishing, the workings of an editorial team, and the role that book reviews play in shaping knowledge in the field of the sociology of sport. About the contributors: Verena Lenneis is an Associate Professor at the Department of Health Science and Technology in the Faculty of Medicine at Aalborg University (Denmark). She is the former Book Review Editor of the European Journal for Sport and Society and now she's co-editor of the journal itself. Do you want to know more about RESPONSE and EJSS? WebsiteInstagramEJSS Linkedin profile

    17 min
  3. What Editors Look For: Publishing, Reviewing, and Getting It Right

    22 May

    What Editors Look For: Publishing, Reviewing, and Getting It Right

    In this episode, Dr. Adam B. Evans (University of Copenhagen, Denmark) and PhD candidate Emma Wulff Ginnerup take us behind the scenes of academic publishing and reflect on what it really means to edit an international scholarly journal. This is the first episode in our three-part EJSS special series, recorded in conjunction with the editorial takeover of the European Journal for Sport and Society by the RESPONSE research group at Nord University. They discuss the role of the Editor-in-Chief and editorial team, including the responsibilities, decision-making processes, and the often invisible labour involved in shaping academic knowledge. The conversation also explores some of the key challenges in editorial work, from managing peer review processes to maintaining quality, fairness, and academic integrity across diverse submissions. What makes a strong research paper in the sociology of sport? Adam shares his perspectives on clarity, contribution, and theoretical and methodological rigour, while also highlighting what commonly leads to rejection. The episode offers practical and candid advice for early career scholars navigating the publishing process in international journals: how to approach submissions, how to respond to reviewer feedback, and what editors are really looking for. They also reflect on the peer review process itself—what makes a high-quality review, common pitfalls reviewers fall into, and why constructive reviewing is essential to the health of academic publishing. A valuable conversation for anyone interested in the inner workings of academic journals, scholarly publishing, and the making of knowledge in sport sociology. About the contributors: Adam B. Evans is an Associate Professor in Sociology of Sport and Sport Development at the Department of Nutrition, Exercise and Sport (NEXS), the University of Copenhagen, and current Director Studies for the Masters degree in Sport Studies at the same institution. He is the former Editor-in-Chief of the European Journal for Sport and Society.Do you want to know more about RESPONSE? WebsiteInstagram

    17 min

  4. 17 Apr

    What Drives Innovation in Sport?

    What is open innovation and why does it matter in sport?How do start‑ups shape innovation in the sports sector, and what strategies do they use to drive change? In this episode Daniele Canini and⁠ Anne Tjønndal ⁠(Nord University) discuss the driving forces of innovation in sport today. Their conversation dives into the growing role of start‑ups, the strategies they use to develop new solutions, and how our understanding of innovation has shifted from closed, internal processes to more collaborative and open models. Read Daniele's research here. Do you want to know more about RESPONSE? ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Webpage⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

    26 min
  5. Å stupe i det: Dødsing mellom sivilisering og sportisering

    10 Apr

    Å stupe i det: Dødsing mellom sivilisering og sportisering

    Hvorfor skal alle aktiviteter presses inn under idrettsparaplyen? Hva risikerer vi å miste når lek og uformelle praksiser blir standardisert? Og hvordan vurderer man egentlig risikotaking i dødsing når spektakulære stunt skal måles og rangeres? I denne episoden snakker Mads Skauge og Anne Tjønndal (Nord universitet) om sportiseringen av dødsing: hvordan en uformell fritidsaktivitet gradvis har blitt en mer regulert og standardisert idrett. Samtalen belyser hvilke kulturelle uttrykk som bevares eller forsvinner i prosessen, og hvilke spenninger som oppstår når dødsing beveger seg fra spontan lek til konkurransepreget praksis. Sesong 5 av RESPONSECAST utforsker idrettens grenseløse sider, der risiko, makt og spenning preger både organisering, opplevelser og globale maktforhold. Sesongens episoder tar utgangspunkt i forskningsantologien ⁠⁠⁠⁠Grenseløs idrett⁠⁠⁠⁠. ⁠⁠⁠⁠Last ned og les boka Grenseløs idrett gratis her.⁠⁠⁠⁠ Vil du vite mer om forskningsgruppa RESPONSE? ⁠⁠⁠⁠Nettside⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠

    19 min
  6. Grenseløs teknologi? Kjønn og kunstig intelligens i trenerrollen

    3 Apr

    Grenseløs teknologi? Kjønn og kunstig intelligens i trenerrollen

    Hva skjer når ny teknologi stadig tas i bruk i idretten? Hvilke muligheter åpner den og hvilke utfordringer følger med? Hvorfor utvikles idrettsteknologi ofte med menn som norm, og hva betyr det for jenter og kvinner som bruker den samme teknologien? I denne episoden snakker Anne Tjønndal og Frida Wågan (Nord universitet) om hvordan kunstig intelligens påvirker trenerrollen, og hvordan kjønnsblind teknologiutvikling skaper nye spenninger i idretten. Samtalen belyser hvordan kjønn, makt og teknologi veves sammen – og hvorfor det har betydning for fremtidens idrettspraksis. Sesong 5 av RESPONSECAST utforsker idrettens grenseløse sider, der risiko, makt og spenning preger både organisering, opplevelser og globale maktforhold. Sesongens episoder tar utgangspunkt i forskningsantologien ⁠⁠⁠Grenseløs idrett⁠⁠⁠. ⁠⁠⁠Last ned og les boka Grenseløs idrett gratis her.⁠⁠⁠ Vil du vite mer om forskningsgruppa RESPONSE? ⁠⁠⁠Nettside⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠

    17 min
  7. Menneske vs. teknologi? Makt og kontroll i VAR‑styrt fotball

    27 Mar

    Menneske vs. teknologi? Makt og kontroll i VAR‑styrt fotball

    Hvilke utilsiktede konsekvenser har VAR fått i norsk toppfotball? Hvordan kan teknologi utøve makt over mennesker – og hvordan endrer VAR egentlig dommerrollen? I denne episoden snakker Sigbjørn Skirbekk og Frida Wågan (Nord universitet) om hvordan innføringen av VAR har forskjøvet maktbalansen mellom mennesker og teknologi i toppfotballen. De ser nærmere på hvilke utilsiktede effekter teknologien har skapt, hvordan dommerrollen påvirkes, og hva dette betyr for idrettens fremtidige praksis og legitimitet. Sesong 5 av RESPONSECAST utforsker idrettens grenseløse sider, der risiko, makt og spenning preger både organisering, opplevelser og globale maktforhold. Sesongens episoder tar utgangspunkt i forskningsantologien ⁠⁠Grenseløs idrett⁠⁠. ⁠⁠Last ned og les boka Grenseløs idrett gratis her.⁠⁠ Vil du vite mer om forskningsgruppa RESPONSE? ⁠⁠Nettside⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠

    16 min
  8. Tar tallene over? Syklister og sykkelcomputere

    20 Mar

    Tar tallene over? Syklister og sykkelcomputere

    Hvordan bruker profesjonelle syklister teknologi i treningshverdagen? Hvem bestemmer egentlig hvilken teknologi som tas i bruk – og hva skjer med all dataen som samles inn? I denne episoden snakker Stian Røsten og Line Dverseth Tjærandsen (Nord universitet) om hvordan profesjonelle syklister internaliserer normer for bruk av sykkelcomputere, og hvilke spenninger som oppstår når teknologi, prestasjon og kultur møtes. Samtalen gir et innblikk i hvordan data former treningshverdagen og hvordan teknologien påvirker både kontroll, frihet og forventninger i moderne sykkelsport. Sesong 5 av RESPONSECAST utforsker idrettens grenseløse sider, der risiko, makt og spenning preger både organisering, opplevelser og globale maktforhold. Sesongens episoder tar utgangspunkt i forskningsantologien ⁠Grenseløs idrett⁠. ⁠Last ned og les boka Grenseløs idrett gratis her.⁠ Vil du vite mer om forskningsgruppa RESPONSE? ⁠Nettside⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠Instagram⁠

    17 min
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En podcast om sport og samfunn fra Nord universitet. Forskningsgruppa RESPONSE ved Fakultet for samfunnsvitenskap står bak podcasten. Les mer her: https://site.nord.no/response/

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  • Creator
    Anne Tjønndal
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    49
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Anne Tjønndal
  • Show Website
    Responsecast