Christopher Francis Baldwin


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Research outputs

Community based rugby referees' experiences with recruitment and retention
Baldwin, Chris and Vallance, Roger. (2016). Community based rugby referees' experiences with recruitment and retention. International Sports Studies. 38(1), pp. 49-63. https://doi.org/10.30819/iss.38-1.05

Journal article

First-year physical education teachers' experiences with teaching African refugee students
Baldwin, Christopher. (2015). First-year physical education teachers' experiences with teaching African refugee students. SAGE Open. 5(1), pp. 1 - 10. https://doi.org/10.1177/2158244015569737

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Video killed the sports referee: The role of video replay technology in creating anxiety and stress amongst rugby league referees
Baldwin, Chris. (2014). Video killed the sports referee: The role of video replay technology in creating anxiety and stress amongst rugby league referees. International Journal of Arts & Sciences. 7(6), pp. 305 - 312.

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DRSABC: Trainee teachers' experiences with first aid training
Baldwin, Christopher Francis. (2013). DRSABC: Trainee teachers' experiences with first aid training. International Journal of Arts & Sciences. 6(4), pp. 213 - 222.

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Lost in translation: First year physical education teachers' experiences with teaching Sudanese refugee students
Baldwin, Chris. (2013). Lost in translation: First year physical education teachers' experiences with teaching Sudanese refugee students. In A. Pratt (Ed.). The Asian Conference on Social Sciences Conference Proceedings 2013. Japan: The International Academic Forum. pp. 14 - 28

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The power of one: An autoenthnographic journey of a rugby union referee
Baldwin, Christopher Francis. (2013). The power of one: An autoenthnographic journey of a rugby union referee. Qualitative Research Journal. 13(2), pp. 154 - 162. https://doi.org/10.1108/QRJ-02-2013-0008

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The ref must be blind! Identifying pre- and post-game stresses of Australian sports referees and match officials
Baldwin, Christopher. (2013). The ref must be blind! Identifying pre- and post-game stresses of Australian sports referees and match officials. Sociology Study.

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Blowing the whistle, waving the flag :The difficulty in retaining rugby union referees from season to season
Baldwin, Chris. (2012). Blowing the whistle, waving the flag :The difficulty in retaining rugby union referees from season to season. In M. W. Neal (Ed.). 5th International Colloquium on Tourism and Leisure (ICTL) 2012. UK: International Colloquium on Tourism and Leisure (.... pp. 1 - 17

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A fair go! Narrative accounts of sports officials experiences with media induced stress
Baldwin, Chris. (2010). A fair go! Narrative accounts of sports officials experiences with media induced stress. In MW Neal and CJ Jones (Ed.). 4th International Colloquium on Tourism and Leisure (ICTL) 2010. Lebanon: University of Balamand. pp. 1 - 20

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Fairness and subjectivity: Auto-ethnography of a first time rugby referee
Baldwin, Christopher. (2010). Fairness and subjectivity: Auto-ethnography of a first time rugby referee. Journal of Qualitative Research in Sports Studies. 4(1), pp. 65 - 81.

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A dying breed: The declining number of community based sports officials
Baldwin, Christopher Francis. (2009). A dying breed: The declining number of community based sports officials. In In J.P. Gagnon (Ed.). Four ideas for the improvement of the human condition pp. 4 - 31 Wordclay Publishing.

Book chapter

The ref cost us the game :The role of sports commentators and journalists in creating stresses on sports referees
Baldwin, Chris. (2008). The ref cost us the game :The role of sports commentators and journalists in creating stresses on sports referees. In Dr Elspeth Tilley (Ed.). Wellington, New Zealand: Massey University. pp. 1 - 16

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