THE BASIC UNIVERSAL PRINCIPLES OF GOOD GOVERNANCE OF THE OLYMPIC MOVEMENT: PERCEPTIONS OF ATHLETES AND EXECUTIVES OF THE FLYING DISC ASSOCIATION OF THAILAND
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48047/hz9trc75Keywords:
Good Governance, Sport Governance, Flying Disc, Olympic MovementAbstract
Good governance is essential to ensuring effective management and sustainability and that the
population’s demands are met. However, institutional efforts to address these issues have yet to
prevent scandals from occurring within sports administrations. This study compared the Flying Disc
Association of Thailand’s (FDAT) athletes’ and executive board members’ understanding,
application, and beliefs about the Basic Universal Principles of Good Governance of the Olympic
Movement (PGG). A hundred and thirty-two (132) flying disc athletes and fourteen (14) FDAT
executives comprised the study’s sample. The questionnaire, which asked questions surrounding
the PGG’s seven (7) values – organizational management, democracy, honesty, transparency,
solidarity, athlete engagement, and autonomy – was completed by the respondents.
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