چکیده:
Although the declarative approach about separating sports from ideology is expressed and promoted by many related organizations, but the analysis of the experiences of countries indicates the connection between them. In this article, the consequences of the presence of neoliberalism in the field of sports in Islamic Republic of Iran are expressed using the method of thematic analysis. The results indicate that in the past two decades, Iran's development policies have more or less followed the neoliberalism, and this has affected Iran's sports and had important consequences which are: effort to hosting various sports events at the international level, creating different professional leagues in sports as a result of commercial approach to sports, spending huge expenses on management of sport clubs by government, developing sport companies active in various fields of commercial sport, commercializing sport education, products and services, handling sport for all by the private sector through local and regional sports clubs, and managing major part of educational sport under the title of non-governmental schools.
خلاصه ماشینی:
The research results indicate that in the past two decades, the development policies of the Islamic Republic of Iran have more or less followed the global pattern of neoliberalism, and this matter has influenced Iranian sport and had important consequences, the most important of which are: great interest in hosting various sporting events at the international level, the creation of various professional leagues in sports and consequently the dominance of a commercial and industrial approach in sports, the expenditure of huge amounts by the government for club ownership, the development of sports companies active in various fields of sports commerce, the commercialization of sports discipline education, the commercialization of sports products and services, the management of mass sports by the private sector in the form of local and regional sports clubs, and also the management of a significant portion of physical education under the title of non-governmental schools.
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