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Special issue of the World Journal of Managing Events, volume 2, number 1, 2008.

Special issue on: The 2010 FIFA kick-off In South Africa: Red Cards, Fancy Footwork or Goals?
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      Event ManagementMega Event PlanningPoliticsSoccer
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      Event ManagementMega Event PlanningPolitical SciencePolitics
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      SociologyPolitical SociologySociology of SportCultural Sociology
In September 2014, a historic referendum on the issue of Scottish independence was held, with the potential to dissolve the political union between Scotland and the other constituent nations of the United Kingdom which had survived intact... more
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      Sociology of SportSport politicsSport PolicySport
The state government of Rio de Janeiro has declared a state of “public calamity”, as it struggles to cope with severe economic and social crises in the lead up to the 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Public services are under enormous... more
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      Sociology of SportSports ManagementOlympics and OlympismSport politics
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      Sociology of SportInternational RelationsSports HistoryBrazil
This article presents a case study of corporate social responsibility in one major European professional football league. An empirical analysis of the German Bundesliga investigates the social and environmental measures that were... more
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      Corporate Social ResponsibilitySport politicsSport PolicyGermany
Al analizar los Juegos Olímpicos de verano desde la disciplina de las Relaciones Internacionales, Carlos Pulleiro busca desentrañar las motivaciones político-económicas detrás del comportamiento deportivo de los Estados. Y es que el... more
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      International RelationsOlympics and OlympismSport politicsSports economics
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      PoliticsSport politicsSport PolicyEngland
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      Sport politicsSport PolicyFranceSports
Das Bundesministerium des Innern, für Bau und Heimat erarbeitet gemeinsam mit dem Deutschen Olympischen Sportbund eine Strategie für Sportgroßveranstaltungen in Deutschland. Dabei werden durch die Einbindung einer Vielzahl an Expertinnen... more
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      Sociology of SportSport politicsSport Policy
This paper examines online sports betting in Germany and the USA, two countries that differ from the global trend that has been moving toward the legalization and liberalization of the sector. The following research questions are asked:... more
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      Comparative PoliticsGambling StudiesSport politicsSport Policy
Resumen: La organización y expansión del deporte internacional durante el siglo xx se ancló principalmente a la implicación político-económica de los Estados, motivada por su representación en las competiciones deportivas por... more
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      International RelationsEconomics of Football (soccer)Foreign Policy AnalysisSports History
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      Sports HistoryPolitics of New ZealandSport politicsHistory of New Zealand
Sporun bir propaganda aracı olarak kullanılması fikri milliyetçiliğin yükseldiği dönem olan 1920-1940 yılları arasında doğmuştur. Ulus devletlerin inşası sürecinde her rejimin kendi hedeflediği insan modelini yaratmasının aracı olarak... more
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      Political HistoryTurkish HistorySport politicsEarly Republican Turkish History
En los estudios realizados por instituciones político-deportivas vascas que abordan la posibilidad de que el deporte vasco obtenga una representación de carácter internacional, no se valora suficientemente la implementación de una... more
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      International RelationsBasque StudiesNationalismSport politics
Sport and politics have long been linked, but the Olympic Games represent the most political sports event of all. The following article focuses on two of the most important aspects of the Olympics (and sports ‘mega-events’ in general)... more
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      Olympic Social LegaciesSports HistoryPoliticsOlympics and Olympism
Chapter 8
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      Gender and SportSport politicsSport In Africa
This article investigates why the small Middle Eastern country Qatar is investing so heavily in the sport sector. The country is hosting prestigious sporting events such as the Asian Games, the handball and the football World Cup,... more
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      Middle East StudiesSports HistorySport politicsMiddle East Politics
In what follows I examine how New Zealand's Olympic Committee (NZOC) capitalised on the expertise and popularity of Jack Lovelock - one of the country’s top scholars and emerging middle-distance running star of the 1930s – to help develop... more
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      HistoryNational HeroesOlympics and OlympismSport politics
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Full details Jo-Ansie van Wyk and Dimitri Tassiopoulos. ‘Policy, politics and events: a case study of South Africa’s 2010 FIFA World Cup: managing international sports events in a sustainable political context.’ International Journal of... more
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      Football (soccer)Event ManagementPoliticsSoccer
Over the last 20 years or so there has been a proliferation of anti-racist organisations, campaigns and interventions across football at all levels, allied to broader social, cultural and political shifts in late modern digital societies.... more
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      SociologySociology of SportFootball (soccer)Race and Racism
In April 2016, the People's Republic of China (PRC) launched the "football development plan in the medium and long term (2016-2050)." The Chinese Government's goal is clear: making the Asian country a worldwide football superpower. This... more
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      Sociology of SportFootball (soccer)Chinese StudiesGeopolitics
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      SociologyInternational RelationsFootball (soccer)Politics
Sport is generally understood as a conservative social institution that reaffirms the established values and norms of a society. It is not seen as a mechanism for radical political or social change but a means for individual... more
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      Political TheoryCuban StudiesSports HistoryRevolutions
The aim of this article is to show how sport can matter in international relations. Sport can be a subject or a tool of international relations. It can be used by states or geopolitical blocks to display their alleged superiority or any... more
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      International RelationsPoliticsSport politicsSport
After the 2012 Olympics, Bronze Medal-winning boxer Mary Kom achieved national celebrity status in India. As a member of the Kom tribe, a Tibeto-Burman community from the Northeast region, she has come to represent a region long... more
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      Indian studiesRace and EthnicityNationalismNationalism And State Building
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      Football (soccer)Sports ManagementPublic HealthSport politics
Part 1: The Politics of Sport 1. Introduction 2. The Complete Original Text of Blowing the Whistle: The Politics of Sport 3. Profiting by the Presence of Ideals: Sponsorship and Olympism 4. Sport and Popular Culture: The Temporary Triumph... more
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      Cultural StudiesSociology of SportMedia StudiesMedia Sport
Das Bundesinstitut für Sportwissenschaft erstellt für sportpolitische Entscheidungsträger des Bundes werktäglich die „Pressedokumentation Sport“, um tagesaktuell den Diskurs über die Rolle des Sports in Politik und Gesellschaft zu... more
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      Sport politicsSport PolicySports law/Anti-Doping/International LawSports and politics
In the literature on sport and politics the potential of sport to unite fragmented societies is emphasised. Lebanon is a counter example. Sport does not unite but further divides people. Confessionalism, the political system of this... more
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      Comparative PoliticsFootball (soccer)LebanonSoccer
Political scientists, social movement theorists and cultural geographers have made us aware of forms of micro-political resistance that have challenged the privatisation, corporatisation and securitisation of the city. An increasing... more
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      AnarchismCultural PoliticsLeisure StudiesSport politics
Since the late 1990s, the grass-roots sporting workforce in England has been subjected to increasing policy intervention, primarily due to Government desire to use the private and voluntary sector to deliver a range of political... more
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      Sociology of SportFootball (soccer)Political ScienceFootball Sports
Brasil, al igual que el resto de BRICS, ha optado por la organización de megaeventos deportivos tales como los Juegos Olímpicos o el Mundial de Fútbol, formando parte de una estrategia política vinculada al desarrollo económico nacional y... more
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      Brazilian Political EconomyOlympics and OlympismSport politicsBrazilian Politics
From the 1960s, British sport came to be regarded as serving particular societal functions, particularly along lines of social integration and national prestige. This is not unsurprising given the imbedded nature of Functionalist... more
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      Sociology of SportSports ManagementFunctionalismTennis
The paper presents the public discussion in Germany about the question whether competetive gaming, i.e. eSport, can be considered a sport or not. Politicians, academics, officials from sport and gaming bodies took part in this discussion... more
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      Sociology of SportSport politicsGerman PoliticsSport Policy
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      Football (soccer)ColonialismSport politicsWestern Sahara
Political significance of sport is usually bound with international rivalry and conflict. However, sport tends to have a role in fostering international dialogue and cooperation as well. Th e aim of the article is to present the most... more
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      PoliticsSport politicsPeaceSport
Koncepcja dziedzictwa masowych wydarzeń sportowych zarysowała się w latach 90 XX w. Wtedy też zrodziły się pierwsze pytania o plusy i minusy organizacji tego typu imprez, nie tylko w aspekcie gospodarczym, ale także ekologicznym i... more
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      Olympics and OlympismOlympic HistorySport politicsOlympic Games
En la historia olímpica, los países latinoamericanos no han gozado generalmente de un gran protagonismo si observamos la organización de los Juegos Olímpicos, el número de deportistas enviados y/o las medallas obtenidas. Solo Cuba,... more
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      Sociology of SportLatin American StudiesInternational RelationsCuban Studies
Um den politischen Willen zur Erstellung eines Konzeptes für Sportgroßveranstaltungen in Deutschland sinnvoll umzusetzen, bedarf es der Berücksichtigung vieler Perspektiven und Interessenslagen. Welche Bedingungen stellen die... more
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      Olympics and OlympismSport politicsSport PolicyMega Sport Events
Recently, an international sports association threatened Iran with tough measures over its human rights record, spurning many to argue that sports should not be fused with politics. Yet other countries in the region don't' mind the mix... more
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      Middle East StudiesSport politicsMiddle East PoliticsSport Policy
Whilst there is an abundance of research into sports programmes and policies which inherently discuss implementation, most fail to explicitly address this phenomenon, nor do they consider theories and concepts associated with... more
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      Sociology of SportFootball (soccer)Political ScienceFootball Sports
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      Sociology of SportWomen's StudiesFeminist TheoryDeaf studies
Special issue of the World Journal of Managing Events, volume 2, number 1, 2008. Special issue on: The 2010 FIFA kick-off In South Africa: Red Cards, Fancy Footwork or Goals?
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      Event ManagementMega Event PlanningPolitical SciencePolitics
Since the proclamation of the People's Republic of China (PRC), 70 years ago, sports have been used as a political and diplomatic tool. In October 2014, China issued the policy “Opinions on Accelerating the Development of Sports Industry... more
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      Sociology of SportInternational RelationsFootball (soccer)Chinese Studies
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      HistorySociologySociology of SportGender Studies