Mikhail Batuev

Lecturer in Sport Management
Sport Exercise and Rehabilitation
Northumbria University
United Kingdom

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Biography

He spent 4 years with Krylia Sovetov Football Club becoming the Deputy Director and Secretary General of the club. After a spell with the football agency Etar London where he was focused on athlete representation and management, Mikhail was awarded a prestigious Chevening scholarship and completed the MBA Football Industries degree at the University of Liverpool, UK. As he researched the UEFA licensing frameworks as a part of this program, Mikhail had an internship with the UEFA. In addition to his football management background, Mikhail has also got a very substantial expertise in organisation and marketing of extreme/youth sports. He worked with Red Bull energy drink for more than 7 years and contributed to athlete marketing programs of this brand. From 2011 to 2015 Mikhail completed a research project on evolution of extreme sports. He graduated with the PhD in Sport Studies from the University of Stirling, Scotland.

Research Intrest

Mikhail’s main research interests are: - organisation of extreme sports; - athlete marketing and management; - sport program of the Olympic Games, selection of sports and disciplines; - evolution and status of recent youth sports, particularly, electronic sports.

List of Publications
Batuev, M. (2014) “Free” Sports: Organizational Evolution From Participatory Activities To Olympic Sports” in Proceedings of the 19th International Seminar on Olympic studies: International Olympic Academy, Olympia, Greece
Batuev, M., Robinson, L. (2014) Snowboarding: Organizational Evolution From Participatory Activity To Olympic Sport in Abstract Book of the Conference of the European Association of Sport Management, September, Coventry, UK
Batuev, M. (2015) "Free sports": organizational evolution from participatory activities to Olympic sports, Doctoral thesis, University of Stirling, UK http://hdl.handle.net/1893/23173
Batuev, M. (2016) Will skateboarding ever become Olympic sport? An Institutional Perspective in Book of Abstracts of 7thInternational Sport Business Symposium, February, Høgskolen, Lillehammer, Norway