Part II:  Look up at least one article for the local, the national, and the  global issue in the SBRnet

The  Sports Business Research Network (www.sbrnet.com) is a market research  and publications database that lists and provides information on sports  organizations, teams, corporate sponsors, sports agents, marketing and  event management agencies, and media companies around the world. The  APUS Online Library has a subscription to the SBRnet database. If you  have trouble accessing SBRnet, feel free to select the APUS Library and  “Contact Us” for assistance. To access SBRnet from the Library homepage,  click  on the tab at the top titled “RESEARCH” and then click on “Databases  (Articles & eBooks)” under the heading of Research Tools. Finally,  click on “S” under “Library Databases from A to Z” and you will find  SBRnet. 

 Part I:  Using  this SBRnet  source, assemble your viewpoint on a local, national, and global issue  in sport based on both your personal observations and articles from the  SBRnet. The issue may be the same topic at the local, national, and  global level, or you could choose a different topic for your local area,  nation, and globe.  

 Part II:  Look up at least one article for the local, the national, and the  global issue in the SBRnet .  Provide a brief description of each of the three issues. The local,  national, and global topic should each be described with a minimum of  200 words for a total of 600 words combined.

Sample Solution

Part I: One issue in sports that I have personally observed is the decline in youth participation in organized sports. This decline can be seen at the local level, as fewer children are signing up for youth sports leagues and teams. At the national level, studies have shown that youth participation in organized sports has been decreasing for several years. On a global level, this decline in youth sports participation is a concern as it can have negative effects on physical and mental health, as well as social and emotional development.

Part II:

Local Issue: “Decline in Youth Sports Participation in Small Town America” This article, found on SBRnet, discusses the decline in youth sports participation in small towns across America. The author notes that while youth sports participation has been declining in larger cities for some time, the decline in small towns is a relatively recent phenomenon. The article cites a lack of resources and a decline in community engagement as possible reasons for the decline. The author also discusses the potential negative effects of …Order a customized and more comprehensive answer here