Digital technology and sport ecology

von Orr, Madeleine (Autor), ... Ross, Walker J. (Autor)
Erschienen in The Routledge handbook of digital sport management, Abingdon, New York (N.Y.): Routledge (Verlag), 2022, S. 346-354, Lit.

Assessing climate suitability of three cities for the 2027 Women’s World Cup

von Orr, Madeleine (Autor), ... Ross, Walker J. (Autor)
Erschienen in Case studies in sport management, 11 (2022), S1, S. S14–S18, Lit.

Predicting climate impacts to the Olympic Games and FIFA Men’s World Cups from 2022 to 2032

von Ross, Walker J. (Autor), ... Orr, Madeleine (Autor)
Erschienen in Sport in society, 25 (2022), 4 (The Sport Mega-Events of the 2020s: Governance, Impacts & Controversies.), S. 867-888, Lit.

The adoption and evolution of environmental practices in the Olympic Games

von Ross, Walker J. (Autor), ... Leopkey, Becca (Autor)
Erschienen in Managing sport and leisure, 22 (2017), 1, S. 1-18, Lit.

Intracity team relocation and environmental justice in Baltimore

von Murfree, Jessica R. (Autor), ... Ross, Walker J. (Autor)
Erschienen in Sport stadiums and environmental justice (forthcoming December 21, 2022), London: Routledge (Verlag), 2022, S. 105-117, Lit.

Governance of olympic environmental stakeholders

von Ross, Walker J. (Autor), ... Leopkey, Becca (Autor), Uecker Mercado, Haylee (Autor)
Erschienen in Journal of global sport management, 4 (2019), 4, S. 331-350, Lit.

Tokyo 2020 Olympics sustainability : an elusive concept or reality?

von Trendafilova, Sylvia (Autor), ... Ross, Walker J. (Autor), Triantafyllidis, Stavros (Autor), Pelcher, Jamee (Autor)
Erschienen in International review for the sociology of sport, 2022, vorab online, [22 S.], Lit.

Thinking outside the ‘box’ : a discussion of sports fans, teams, and the environment in the context of COVID-19

von Mastromartino, Brandon (Autor), ... Ross, Walker J. (Autor), Wear, Henry (Autor), Naraine, Michael L. (Autor)
Erschienen in Sport in society, 23 (2020), 11 (SportsWorld V: The Evolving SportsWorld: Sports and Physical Activities in the Time of COVID-19), S. 1707-1723, Lit.