Play the Game 2009 Coventry, UK, 8-12 June Programme
Thursday 11 June
8.30-11.00 New challenges to the global struggle against doping Cathedral
Chair: Mike McNamee, The cocaine connection in sport Sandro Donati Researcher Italy professor, Swansea Univ. Democratic valuesand the global fight against Anti Doping Authority of The Herman Ram CEO The Netherlands doping Netherlands Presentation title to be confirmed Yves Kummer President European Elite Athletes Association Belgium 9.30-9.50 Coffee break The pharmaceutical industry in anti doping: Anne Marie Senior scientist, head of NOVO Denmark Possibilities and limitations Kappelgaard department
WADA’s Tenth Year of Existence: Canada /New David Howman Director General WADA Achievements, Challenges and Way Forward Zealand
Open debate, Q&A Also in the panel: Greg Lemond
11.15-12.30 UPDATE Workshop: Investigative journalism in sport Humber
Chair: Peter From Plus ça change….writing the real story in sports Jacobsen, Laura Robinson Author and journalist Freelance Canada never gets any easier UPDATE How to do investigative journalism in sports PhD and investigative Declan Hill Freelance Canada when you don't have any money reporter
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11.15-12.30 Tackling the violent fans Hillman
Chair: John Mair, Preventing and controlling football related Senior Lecturer, Lise Joern PhD student University of Aarhus Denmark disorder: Security versus civil liberties CU Intrinsic versus Extrinsic Factors in Ted (Charles T.) Lecturer in Humanities & Conceptualizing Competitive Sports Fan West Virginia University USA Vehse Relig. Studies Violence 12.30-14.00 Lunch
11.15-12.30 Aspects of football player trade Cathedral
Football's foreign exchange: Challenging Chair: John Beech, Lawrie McMenemy Centre for Football perceptions of foreign player involvement in the Richard Elliott Director UK Co-director, CIBS Research English Premier Academy League Football agents: Fundamental principles and Tim Vollans Researcher Coventry University UK duties The Scale and Scope of the Football Agents’ Anna Semens Research fellow Coventry University UK Industry in the UK
14.00-16.00 Sport in the making of national identity Hillman
Chair: Jens Brinch, Never forget you're Welsh: Sport as a political chairman, Play the Russell Holden Director In the Zone Wales device for the promotion of national well being Game
Ezequiel Fernández The Hand of God: Chapter two Journalist La Nación (Argentina) and ANSA Argentina Moores Integrated or segregated? Media Representation Communications Sciences University of Tatiane Hilgemberg Master degree student Portugal /Brazil of Oscar Pistorius Po
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14.00-16.00 Sport in the making of national identity (cont.) Hillman
Chair: Jens Brinch, Branding Jamaica: Usain Bolt in the UK press chairman, Play the Marcella Daye Senior lecturer Coventry University UK discourse Game
Sport in Kosovo: The struggle for world Tennis Federation of Kosovo /University Agim Islami President /Professor Kosovo recognition of Prishtina Kosova same Arberore Riza Media advisor Ministry of Sport Kosovo same Driton Latifi Sports news editor Daily Lajm ATV Media Company Kosovo
14.00-16.00 Beijing 2008: Business and politics Cathedral
Chair: Andreas Selliaas, Internat. OG in Beijing The victory of the market forces Jørn Hansen Associate Professor University of Southern Denmark Denmark Consultant, NOC over the morality Norway
Framing the Beijing Olympic Games: Human Rights Advocacy Groups versus the Beijing Ana ADI Doctoral Researcher University of the West of Scotland UK Olympic Officials Norwegian human rights organizations: Experiences from Beijing 2008, and the road Anders Hasselgaard Researcher NUPI Norway ahead.
The game is up: Tackling illegality and immorality Rowan Simons Author Beijing China / UK in China’s system of sports governance
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14.00-15.00 Gender and human rights in sport Humber
Chair: Laura Behind the Curtain: Understanding physical Elite Canadian Track Cycling Robinson, Kristen Worley Home studio as design engineer Canada transition in the context of sport Athlete freelance Can’t Get No Satisfaction: The IOC, Sexism and Laura Robinson Author and journalist Freelance Canada the Olympic Games Invisible Barriers: Women and Sports Erin Durant JD Candidate, 2011 Queen's University Canada Governance in Canada
15.00-16.00 Protecting the game: Measures against match-fixing Humber
Declan Hill, PhD Cricket Mania and Fast Money: Is Twenty20 Murali Krishnan National Affairs Editor Indo Asian News Service India and journalist cricket safe frome fixing, betting and doping?
Professional tennis: How can it be protected? Richard Ings Chairman and CEO Australian Sports Anti Doping Authority Australia
European Sports Security Association Safeguarding the integrity of sport Ali Khalid Secretary General Belgium (ESSA) 16.00-16.30 Coffee break
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16.30-18.30 Paralympic athletes: More different than the rest? Humber
Chair: Tine Teilmann, IOC Oscar Pistorius as Para/Olympian: difference, Mike McNamee Professor Swansea University UK and IPC com. for equity and slippery slopes women
Senior Research Fellow, Sport Reframing Sport Contexts: Labeling, Identities, State University of New York at Ted Fay in Society and Director, Sport USA and Social Justice Cortland Management Program
Double amputee sprinting: Biomechanical Gert Peter challenge, mechanical advantage or just a Professor Deutsche Sporthochschule Germany Brüggemann different kind of locomotion? Title to be confirmed Ricky Balshaw Paralympic silver medallist Equestrian Team GBR UK Disability Adviser to the Sports Title to be confirmed MartinMansell www.abilityvsability.co.uk UK and Leisure Industry Open debate, Q&A
16.30-18.30 Sport for development : Dream or reality? Cathedral
Chair: Mogens UN office on sport for development and Kirkeby, president, Presentation title to be confirmed Poul Hansen Head of office Switzerland peace ISCA Using Sport Wisely: How the Best Values of University and Education Sport can Prevent Conflict and Stimulate William Bennett Right To Play UK Partnerships Manager Development Sport for Peace and Reconciliation: Young Peacemakers in the Mathare Slums and Kakuma Bob Munro Chairman Mathare Youth Project Kenya/Canada Refugee Camp in Kenya
Sport and reconciliation – mission impossible? Andreas Selliaas Manager on research project Sports and reconciliation Norway
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Thursday 11 June Sport for development (cont.) Cathedral Chair: Mogens Sport for development: Pessimism of the Kirkeby, president, Fred Coalter Professor University of Stirling UK intellect; optimism of the will ISCA Open debate, Q&A
20.00-01.30 Gala dinner and farewell party at the Herbert Art Museum
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