SportLogia
Vol. 7, Issue 2, Decembar 2011.
REFLECTION OF THE OLYMPIC PROGRAMME
MANAGEMENT ON THE SPORTS SYSTEM OF SERBIA
Branislav Jevtić1
1Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, University Belgrade, Serbia, The Olympic Committee of Serbia
ORGINAL SCIENTIFIC PAPER
10.5550/sgia.110702.en.131J
COBISS.BH-ID: 2432536
UDC: 005:796.028(497.11)
Summary
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As a process of planning, organizing, managing, coordination and control, or management theory, management has its place and importance in the study and development of the national sports system, as well as in managing programmes for participation in a mega sports event such as the Olympic Games (the aim of the study). Analyzing the Olympic programme implemented by the Olympic Committee of Serbia (OCS), their instrumentalized value and impact on the sports system have been determined, knowledge about the process and experiences relevant to the management of Serbian athletes participating in the Olympic Games preparation (the aim of the study) have been acquired. The Olympic programmes and the desire for participation and success at the Games motivate athletes, engage the environment, and determine the strategy, which includes a paradigm for future development based on scientific knowledge, educated and experienced staff.
Key words: the Olympic programmes, Serbian sport system, the Olympic Games, reflection.
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