Gestão do skate no Brasil: Uma análise da confederação esportiva e seu processo de estruturação a partir dos conceitos de governança

Abstract

Skateboarding is an extreme sport with remarkable characteristics, largely due to its high- impact practice in the urban environment, currently prominent in different fields of society,

plus its inclusion in the 2020/2021 Tokyo Olympic Games, as well as its confirmation for the next Olympics, confirming a favorable moment in its historical process. The research is presented as a simple case study, which aims to analyze the field of the organizational structure of skateboarding, initially seeking to understand how sports management has been structured within the national scope, describing the process of modernization of the sport, seeking to understand the performance of the entities that took the lead in the process of structuring skateboarding, focusing on the Brazilian Skateboarding Confederation (CBS). The research will be carried out through bibliographical analysis and official documents made available online on the CBSK's official website. In order to broaden knowledge about the field of skateboarding sports management, the second chapter analyzes its structure and compliance, describing the current skateboarding sports hierarchy and how they relate to each other. As the Confederations must follow regulations imposed by the National Sports System (Sinesp) and the Brazilian Olympic Committee (COB), the dissertation ends by analyzing how CBSK adapts to legislation and governance concepts, comparing the sample related to CBSK's website and official documents, with Brazilian legislation, more specifically with Law No. 14. 597/2023, known as the General Sports Law, which regulates sport at a national level, together with the Primer on Governance in Sports Entities - Law 9.615/1998 (Pelé Law), which aims to be an organizing document for sports organizations. Based on the legislation and the Governance Primer, four guiding principles were generated, the purpose of which is to analyze whether CBSK complies with these governance concepts. We see that skateboarding sports management initially had the private sector as the main promoter of the sport, with this context changing during its historical process, which is still marked by political disputes, with CBSK seeking to assert itself within the national territory.