Student-athlete migration: A systematic literature review

Q2 Health Professions
F. Palumbo, Andrea Fusco, C. Cortis, L. Capranica
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Abstract

AbStRACt Purpose. the continuous migration of student-athletes to pursue their educational and sport careers (i.e., dual career) urges the scientific community to investigate this phenomenon. to provide a systematic literature review on migrating studentathletes, this review framed the research questions, identified relevant scientific contributions, assessed the quality of the studies, summarized evidence, and interpreted the findings. Methods. A systematic review conducted in accordance with preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and metaanalyses guidelines returned 1208 records from 2007 to 2019. After screening for the set criteria, only 12 papers met the final inclusion criteria. Results. Few eligible papers highlight limited interest in dual career athletic migration. Furthermore, a lack of a dual career friendly environment supporting the combination of educational (university or high school) and high-level sports opportunities in the native country emerged as the main reason for student-athletes migration. In fact, American colleges, offering optimal opportunities to accomplish education and sport, turned out to be the most represented migration sites, which also satisfy the student-athletes’ desire to attain high-quality education, their willingness to live in another country and to practise sports at high levels. Conclusions. In the context of the pervasive globalization of sport and education, to contribute to the development of the European dual career sports culture, further research is needed to empirically examine the migration phenomenon of European student-athletes in Member States.
学生运动员迁移:系统文献综述
抽象的目的。学生运动员为了追求他们的教育和体育事业(即双重职业)而不断迁移,这促使科学界对这一现象进行调查。为了对移民学生运动员进行系统的文献综述,本综述构建了研究问题,确定了相关的科学贡献,评估了研究的质量,总结了证据,并解释了研究结果。方法。根据系统评价和荟萃分析指南的首选报告项目进行的系统评价从2007年到2019年返回了1208条记录。经过设定标准的筛选,只有12篇论文符合最终的纳入标准。结果。很少有合格的论文强调对双职业体育移民的有限兴趣。此外,在原籍国缺乏支持教育(大学或高中)和高水平体育机会相结合的双重职业友好环境成为学生运动员移民的主要原因。事实上,美国大学提供了最佳的教育和体育机会,是最具代表性的移民地点,也满足了学生运动员获得高质量教育的愿望,他们愿意在另一个国家生活,并进行高水平的体育锻炼。结论。在体育和教育普遍全球化的背景下,为了促进欧洲双职业体育文化的发展,需要进一步研究欧洲学生运动员在成员国的移民现象。
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Human Movement
Human Movement Health Professions-Physical Therapy, Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation
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