الانتماء إلى التنظيمات الرياضية بين القانون و المشروعية الاجتماعية

الملخص EN

All developed countries seek to organize society and to fill the distance between state and individual by encouraging individuals to join legal institutions and organizations in all fields.

Given that sport, which is a source of international radiation and an important contributor to national identity, is known to be popular among young people, the dominance of developing countries over key organizations in the field has faced several challenges.

This research, which has touched all organizations active in the field of sport, seeks to highlight the political, economic and social factors that inspire the choices of individuals; to join an organization or another, and thus their impact on the social organization of the sports area.

In view of the reclusion of formal sports organizations seeking to reproduce themselves and to prevent any integration, young people who would like to contribute actively to social dynamism within the sports field are thus faced with this impasse, some of whom have joined transnational organizations, which encouraged foreign teams.

But most of them have preferred illegal groups that reject hegemony, and work to change the reality of local clubs.

This state of affairs has created a conflict between two logics: political logic and social logic.

This makes change happen by breaking rather than constituting the end result of a democratic process.