Abstract
This article, following the result of another research which analyzed regional regenerating impacts brought in by hosting camps for national teams playing at the FIFA World Cup in France (1998), clarifies rapprochements between economic and societal effects generated through hosting camps for national teams playing at the 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea-Japan. Although societal effects have been rather neglected by previous studies because of the vagueness of their evaluating methodologies as well as their definition, this study demonstrates that those camps sites which were actively involved in promot-ing societal effects achieved such effects to a certain extent.
