스포츠이벤트 개최에 대한 공리주의적 접근과 한계

Abstract

The reason of attraction and host of sports events in local autonomous entities are the economical values such as the promotion of tourism, the expansion of civil infrastructures, expenditure increase and job creation, and the social and cultural values such as the public information to local community and enhancement the community image. In this study, on the assumption that utilitarianism had supported the host of sports events with theory, the limits of that approach would be indicated. It was a basic premise of utilitarianism that 'the greatest happiness of the greatest number'. Sports events had been opened for the purpose of the greatest happiness to the local resident in both quantitative and qualitative sides on that premise. The present sports events was justified with utilitarianism in the economical efficacy, social and cultural sides as popularity and universality. The limits of the utilitarian approach to sports events were considered in three directions. First, was it possible to measure the happiness from sports events? Second, how the happiness from sports events was divided? Third, was the good of the happiness from sports events justified the right of sports events? In the utilitarian approach to sports events, it would be necessary to make up for the weak points in that approach.