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Patrick Bouchet is a faculty member at the University of Burgundy specializing in sports management and consumption behavior. Holding a Doctorate in STAPS (Sciences and Techniques of Physical and Sports Activities), he is affiliated with the Socio-Psychology and Sports Management Laboratory. His research focuses on analyzing sports consumption patterns through social science perspectives, examining how individual and collective behaviors impact organizational development strategies in entertainment, tourism, and distribution sectors.
Dr. Bouchet's research interests include:
- Sports Consumption and Consumer Behavior
- Sports Marketing and Brand Management
- Sports Tourism and Recreational Development
- Sustainable Development in Sports Organizations
- Identity Management Among Sports Spectators
- Innovation in Sports Business
His scholarly work demonstrates a consistent focus on understanding the social and psychological dimensions of sports consumption, with particular attention to how these insights can inform sustainable organizational strategies. Bouchet has developed several measurement tools, including the Sport Event Experience Search (SEES) scale for segmenting sport spectators and adaptations of the Sport Spectator Identification Scale for French contexts. His research often examines the intersection of sports with broader societal issues such as sustainable development, identity construction, and intergroup relations.
Dr. Bouchet's publication record features numerous articles in CNRS or AERES indexed journals across multiple disciplines. His work shows evolution from foundational studies on sports consumption behavior to specialized investigations of identity management, sustainable development, and innovation in sports contexts. He has also authored several books including "Sports Brands: Strategic and Marketing Approaches" (2009) and "Sports tourism management. From consumption to marketing" (2009), demonstrating his standing in the academic community.
His collaborative research with colleagues like Isabelle Bernache-Assollant, David Hillairet, and Mohamed Bouhaouala reflects an interdisciplinary approach that bridges sports management, psychology, sociology, and marketing perspectives, providing valuable practical insights for sports organizations seeking to understand consumer dynamics and implement sustainable practices.
