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ICSSPE
14/01/2026 14:24
ICSSPE is pleased to announce a Call for Abstracts for the upcoming ICSSPE Perspectives Series, Volume 17, on Sport and Artificial Intelligence
Since 1991, the ICSSPE Perspectives Series, published in collaboration with Taylor & Francis / Routledge, has provided a platform for critical, interdisciplinary, and forward-looking reflections on global sport and physical education. Following the most recent volume, A Critical Perspective on E-sports (2024), this new edition will focus on the rapidly expanding role of artificial intelligence (AI) in sport.
About the Volume
Artificial intelligence is increasingly transforming how sport is practiced, managed, taught, and experienced. From performance analysis and health monitoring to governance, ethics, education, and digital sport environments, AI presents both significant opportunities and complex challenges.
This volume aims to explore the profound and evolving intersections between sport and AI technologies, bringing together scholars and practitioners from multiple disciplines and global contexts to advance understanding, dialogue, and critical reflection.
Objectives
The ICSSPE Perspective Series, Volume 17 aims to:
- Bring together multidisciplinary experts to examine the evolving relationship between sport and AI
- Present innovative research, case studies, and conceptual discussions on how AI is reshaping key areas of sport
- Encourage comparative and cross-cultural perspectives on the societal impact of AI in sport
Indicative Themes
Abstract submissions may address, but are not limited to, the following themes:
- Philosophy and ethics of AI integration in sport
- Health impacts of AI and digital sport (including e-sports)
- Sport management, marketing, and technology driven by AI
- Education and training for future sport and AI professionals
- Social, gender, and cultural implications of AI in sport
Eligibility
This Call for Abstracts is exclusive to ICSSPE members. Only abstracts submitted by organisations with no outstanding membership fees will be considered.
Important Dates
Abstract submission deadline: 27 January 2026
Notification of acceptance: 30 January 2026
ICSSPE encourages its members to contribute to this important dialogue and to share the call within their institution/organisation. We look forward to receiving a diverse range of high-quality submissions that will help shape critical perspectives on the future of sport in the age of artificial intelligence.
You can find more details on call for abstracts and the submission guidelines in the attachment below.
For questions, please contact the editors:
Dr. Hilla Davidov – hilladavidov7
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Dr. Pascal Mamudou Camara – pcamaraicsspe.org
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