Activity Report 2019/20 Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies Jean Monnet Chair - Prof

Activity Report 2019/20 Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies Jean Monnet Chair - Prof. Dr. Jürgen Mittag CONTENT 1. Preface 3 2. Mission of the Institute 3

3. Teaching Activities 4 3.1 Courses 2018/19 4 3.2 Final Theses in 2019/20 6 3.3 Series of Jean Monnet Lectures on European Sport Politics 8 3.4 International Master Sport Development and Politics (M.A. DEV) 9

4. Projects 10 4.1 EU Sports Policy - Assessment and Possible Ways Forward 4.2 ERASMUS + PEAK Policy, Evidence and Knowledge in Coaching 10 4.3 ERASMUS+ Intercultural Education through Physical Activity, Coaching and Training (EDU-PACT) 10 4.4 ERASMUS+ Blueprint for Skills Cooperation and Employment in Active Leisure 11 4.5 ERASMUS+ NADGO National Anti-Doping Governance Observer 12 4.6 ERASMUS+ EU Football Agents: Promoting and Supporting Good Governance in the European Football Agents Industry 12 4.7 Comparison of National Sport Systems in Europe: Concepts, Models and Theories 13 4.8 SPORTED – Sport and Politics: Organisations, Regulations and Themes in the European Dimension 13 4.9 Scientific Monitoring of the Sector Programme „Sport for development“ 14 4.10 Research Centre on Chinese-European Sport Politics 14 4.11 People in the Ruhr sports region 15 4.12 Audience Research 15 4.13 Sports History of the Ruhr Area - The Way to the Sports Metropole Ruhr in North Rhine-Westphalia 16 4.14 Leisure- and Tourism Research in European Perspective 16 4.15 Leisure- and Tourism Research in European Perspective 17

5. Dissertations (Ph.D. Theses) 5.1 Ongoing Dissertations 18 5.2 Completed Dissertations 19

6. Conferences and Events 20

7. Publications and Presentations 7.1 Publications since 2018 22 7.2 Selected Presentations and Talks of the IESF-Team 27

8. Activities in Co-Operation 28

9. Team 29

2 Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 1. PREFACE The ninth Jean Monnet Activity Report presented by the Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies (IESF) is characterised by two very different developments: In the period up to February 2020, a larger number of public events took place, including prominent Jean Monnet Lectures, a recent Sino-European Conference with many guests from China and the Sym- posium on Sport Policy on regional sport policy. The latter is the expression of several new projects on regional sports development carried out in cooperation with partners. This report provides more details about these activities. Since March 2020, the IESF has been forced to operate largely online as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. The entire teaching, but also the research projects took place under online conditions. This was associated with greater restrictions. The effects of the Covid-19 pandemic affect numerous actors and areas of daily life while their medium to long-term effects can hardly be estimated, yet. Sport is also fundamentally affected - both professional elite sport and grass roots and leisure sport. It will be one of the tasks of the IESF to address the political dimension of these consequences in the coming years. Since communication has not become any easier in the wake of the crisis, this report aims to provide more detailed information, but also to encou- rage dialogue. The reader may have a closer look at some of the recent activities but he or she is also cordially invited to get in contact withus.

Cologne, August 2020 Jürgen Mittag 2. MISSION STATEMENT The Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies and its Jean Monnet Chair are contributing to the European dimension of sport in particular and to the international development of sport structures in general. They are part of the German Sport University Cologne (GSU), one of the largest specialised universities world-wide as academic centre of teaching and research in physical education and sport science. In modern facilities, more than 30 sports are taught at 21 academic departments in theory and practice. Around 5,500 students, including 350 foreign students, are studying at the GSU, which offers academic Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees, teaching certificates for various school levels and doctoral degrees. The ongoing interdependence of sport and other societal fields, the increasing economic power of sport, the growing influence of governmental and non-governmental actors on the organisation of sport, its framework, and the continuing Eu- ropeanisation and globalisation have increased the importance of sport politics. However, the development of a political science inspired approach to sport and the formation of a particular branch addressing the broad range of sport-related political issues are still at the very beginning. Against this background, activities of the IESF aim to cooperate with national and international academics in order to bring together findings from political, social and sport sciences. The overall goal is to illustrate the specific core of sport political action by taking into account the three dimensions polity (structural-institutional), politics (procedural) and policy (content-related). For all dimensions, it is important not only to consider the horizontal differentiation between autonomy and governmental regulation, but also the vertical differentiation between local, regional, national, European and international levels, to meet the needs of a sport political multi-level system. This view is mirrored in the two main research areas of the Institute: national, European and international sport systems and politics and the role of sport in international development cooperation.

Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 3 3. TEACHING ACTIVITIES

The Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies is engaged in the teaching of various mandatory courses in the following study programmes. • B.A. Sport, Adventure and Expressive Movement • M.A. International Sport Development and Politics • M.Sc. Sport Tourism and Recreation Management • M.Sc. Sport Management The IESF also offers a number of voluntary courses in the field of sport politics: • Compulsory Elective (Profilergänzung): International Sport Politics and Sport in Development • Jean Monnet Lectures • Certificate: Sport-for-Development • Certificate: Foreign Relation Experts for Sport • Field Trip to Brussels

3.1 COURSES IN 2019/20 The following courses have been offered by the Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies in winter term 2019/20 and in summer term 2020.

Title of course / acitivity manda- hours/ undergradu- no. of tory year ate/ students postgraduate DEV1 - Political Aspects of √ 28h graduate 26 Sport Development (Mittag) DEV 3 - European Integration, √ 28h graduate Common Market and Sport 26 (Müller-Schoell)

DEV10 - Comparative Interna- √ 28h graduate 28 tional Sport Politics: Approa- ches and Assessments (Mittag) SMA1 - International Sport √ 28h graduate 30 Systems (Petry) SMA1/DEV3 - Introduction to √ 28h graduate European and International 56 Politics: Governance beyond the nation state (Mittag) SMA1 - European Integration, √ 28h graduate Common Market and Sport: 30 Politcs in Times of change (Mittag) Colloquia for Doctoral Stu- (√) 2x14h graduate 15 dents (Mittag) DEV7 - Research Project with √ 56h graduate regard to Sport Development 26 (Petry/Wassong) DEV8 - Examples around the √ 28h graduate 26 world (Moustakas)

4 Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 Title of course / acitivity manda- hours/ undergradu- no. of tory year ate/ students postgraduate SEB9.2.1. - Project- and √ 2x28h graduate 30 Eventmanagement in Practice (Müller-Schoell) TDM3 - Contemporary √ 28h graduate 30 Theories of Megatrends and Society (Petry) TDM3 - Socio-political and √ 28h graduate 30 Cultural Aspects of Tourism: Massentourismus im Spiegel von Bilddokumenten (Mittag/Schwark) TDM5 - Tourism Studies √ 14h graduate 30 (Mittag) TDM5 - Basic Research Me- √ 28h graduate 30 thods (Mittag/Mühl/Türk) M3 - Sport as Cultural Phe- √ 28h state exam 30 nomenon- current trends in sport and leisure development (Mittag) BAS2 - Introduction to Sport √ 2x14h undergraduate 2x300 Law and Sport Politics (Petry/Bechtel) SBV2 - Project Seminar √ 56h undergraduate 30 (Petry/Bauer) SQ2 - Managing Diversity √ 2x28h undergraduate 30 (Müller-Schoell) SEB12 - Management and √ 2x28h undergraduate 30 Organisation (Müller-Schoell) SBV12 - Project- and Eventma- √ 2x28h undergraduate 30 nagement (Seltmann) SBV12 - Sportmanagement and √ 2x28h undergraduate 30 -marketing (Müller-Schoell) BAS2 - Seminar √ 4x26h undergraduate 20 (Seltmann) DEV8 - Sport for Development √ 28h graduate 30 (Petry) DEV8 - The Role of NGOs √ 28h graduate 30 (Petry) SBV9.2.1.- Start in professional √ 10h undergraduate 35 Life (Petry) PE 1.14. - Current Challenges (√) 28h undergraduate 30 in International Sport Politic (Mittag/Petry) PE 1.14. - Sport and Develop- (√) 28h undergraduate 30 ment (Petry) PE 1.14. - Introduction to (√) 28h undergraduate 30 Sport Politics (Putzmann)

Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 5 FIELD TRIP BRUSSELS Hands on European Sport Politics: Institutions, Organizations and Political Process in Brussels

A trip to Brussels including a visit to different organizations and institutions of European sport politics, ranging from associations such as the European Olym- pic Committees to the Council of the European Union and the European Parlia- ment, is an integral part of the Master’s program International Sport Develop- ment and Politics. Unfortunately, this year’s cohort of students is still waiting for the global pandemic of COVID19 to subside as most institutions currently do not allow any visits. As a last resort, the field trip will be replaced by mee- tings online in September 2020 that will hopefully offer a great opportunity for rich discussions and close insights into the governance in Europe. 3.2 FINAL THESES IN 2019/20 The following final theses have been supervised by the Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies in the winter term 2019/20 and in the summer term 2020 (report period) Title The identity of Russian Speaking Jews in Germany – Maccabi Deutschland and the SPORT FOR Maccabi Games. 2020 / Master DEVELOPMENT Entwicklung eines bewegungsbasierten Hygienekonzepts für das Projekt Jambo Buko- ba e.V. in Tansania. 2020 / Master Development of an Inclusive Sport-for- Development Concept for Mixed Ability Youth in sub-Saharan Africa. 2020 / Master The impact of the Golazo Programme from the Carvajal Foundation in Buenabentura/ Colombia- A quantitative and qualitative study. 2020 / Master Baut Sport Brücken? Analyse der Ausbildung Geflüchteter zu Übungsleiter*innen im Breitensport. 2020 / Bachelor Sport and Identity- A Qualitative Interview Analysis with Young Asylum Seekers in Ger- many. 2020 / Master Facilitating social cohesion between Syrian refugees and Turkish host communities. 2020 / Master Soziales Kompetenztraining in der Jahrgangsstufe 5- Die Entwicklung eines schuljahr- begleitenden bewegungsorientierten Konzeptes. 2020 / Bachelor Der Beitrag des Sports zur Erreichung der Sustainable Development Goals-Konzeptio- nelle Ansätze zur Wirkungsmessung sportrelevanter Unterziele. 2020 / Bachelor Potenzialanalyse zur Entwicklung sozialverträglicher sporttouristischer Angebote in der Kagera Region - Tansania. 2019 / Master The relevance of competition in the context of Sport for Development and Peace Programs in Sri Lanka. 2019 / Master The use of a mobile sport-bus in the Sport-for-Development sector: An analysis of the „Yalla Riyada Bus“ in Jordan. 2019 / Master SPORT POLITICS Potential and Limitations of women´s football in Palestine. 2019 / Master Olympic Games as a Driving Force for Sport Development in China? Beijing 2008 Summer Olympic Games and Implications for 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games. 2020 / Master Arena of success? Senegal’s and China’s interaction in sport. 2020 / Master Fußballvereine und Ihre Ultras. Eine qualitative Untersuchung zum Verhältnis zwischen Verein und Fan-Szene am Beispiel des 1. FC Köln. 2020 / Bachelor Investoren von Profifußballvereinen in der Bundesliga im Zusammenhang mit der gesellschaftlichen Verantwortung. 2020 / Bachelor Chinese Football reform and its impact on Chinese Football Clubs: Chances and Limi- tations. 2019 / Master 6 Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 Die Kommunalpolitik der direkten Sportförderung. Eine vergleichende Analyse der großen Kreisstädte Friedrichshafen und Tübingen. 2020 / Bachelor SPORT POLITICS Mapping and Analysis of the Sport System of El Salvador with a focus on talent development. 2020 / Master Talent Identification and Development in Football. 2020 / Master Bewegt Natur die Gesellschaft? Potenziale und Grenzen aus gesundheits- und gesell- schaftspolitischer Sicht (B.A.). Understanding Sport Policy-making in China on A Policy Network Perspective: Is the Government Still Taking the Lead over Sporting Issues? 2019 / Master Good Governance in Korean Sport and Olympic Committee? The Impacts of Political System and Civic Culture. 2019 / Master Die Sportkultur der „neuen akademischen Mitte“ – Informelle Sportpartizipation im Lichte gesellschaftlicher Singularitäten. 2019 / Master Giving Athletes Veto Power: A Game Theoretic Analysis of Democratised Policy-Ma- king in German Sport. 2019 / Master The EU and state aid in the sports sector: Between Single Market and Socio-Cultural logics? 2019 / Master Sport und Ehrenamt: Dropout und dauerhafte Bindung als Herausforderungen von Breitensportvereinen. 2019 / Master Athleten Deutschland. Eine neue Form der Athletenvertretung in Deutschland. 2020 / Bachelor Potentials and Limitations of Bulgaria Co-Hosting Major Sport Tournaments. 2020 / Master The role of athlete participation in decision-making processes of the National Anti- Doping Organizations (NADOs) of Germany (NADA) & Poland (POLADA) 2020/ Master Actions Sports Culture & the Olympic Movement: A survey-based examination of active surfers’, skateborders’ & sport climbers’ concerns & expectations on the incor- poration of their sport to the Olympic games. 2020 / Master Sport auf Side-Events im Kommunikationsmix: Die Potenziale und Grenzen sportbezo- gener Erlebnisse als Vehikel der Markenkommunikation. 2020 / Master Naturerfahrung im urbanen Raum? Aktionsräume von Grundschulkindern in der TOURISM & LEISURE Freizeit. 2020 / Master Auswirkungen des Klimawandels auf die Entwicklung des Wintertourismus, am Bei- spiel Oberstdorf. 2020 / Bachelor Eine theoretische Analyse der ökologischen Nachhaltigkeit bei Sportgroßveranstal- tungen. Erstellung eines Leitfadens für die Verbesserung der ökologischen Nachhal- tigkeit von zukünftigen Marathonläufen. 2020 / Bachelor Frauen und Snowboarden. Doing Gender und verbandspolitische Reaktionen. 2020 / Bachelor Resonanz und Entfremdung im Sportklettern. Eine resonanztheoretische Deutung. 2020 / Master Gruppenreisen zur Identitätsbildung für junge Erwachsene: Eine theoretische Annä- herung im Sporttourismus. 2020 / Master Verkehrsmittelwahl bei der An- und Abreise: Das Reiseverhalten von Natursportlern angesichts des Einflusses von CO2 Ausstoß und Nachhaltigkeit von Radtouristen. 2020 / Master Trekkingtourismus in Nepal: Eine Untersuchung von Tourenanbietern hinsichtlich ihrer Nachhaltigkeitsversprechen. 2019 / Bachelor Potenziale und Grenzen des Umweltschutzes im Kreuzfahrttourismus – Ökologische Bestandsaufnahme und umweltpolitische Standpunkte. 2019 / Bachelor Fjorde, Berge und Wälder – Wanderparadies Norwegen?: Potenziale und Grenzen des norwegischen Wandertourismus. 2019 / Master Klimawandel und Wintersporttourismus – Das Umweltbewusstsein und Umweltver- halten aktiver Wintersportler. 2019 / Master

Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 7 Title Auswirkungen des Phänomens „Overtourism“ – Wahrnehmung, Akzeptanz und Res- TOURISM & LEISURE ilienz im Spannungsfeld der Gast-Geber Beziehung, Bsp. „Amsterdam-Beach“. 2019 / Master Digitale Entgiftung im Tourismus: Bestandsaufnahme – Zielgruppen – Angebotsgestal- tung. 2019 / Master Fernbusreisen als präferierte Reiseform der Best Ager? Der Tourismustrend „Fernbus- reise“ im Zeichen von Mobilität und Wertewandel. 2019 / Master Potenziale und Grenzen von Sportreisen für eine touristische Neupositionierung der Destination Mallorca. 2019 / Master Die Renaissance des Campings: Ausdruck einer neuen Suche nach Natur und Gemein- schaft? Analyse im Spiegel von privater Urlaubsfotografie. 2019 / Master Chinatourismus in Deutschland: Potenziale und Grenzen des Campingtourismus. 2020 / Master Erlebnisinszenierung beim Campingreisen. Eine Analyse zur Nachfrage und Ausgestal- tung vom Campingreisen. 2020 / Master Nachhaltiges Reisen – eine Frage des Einkommens?. 2020 / Master Jenseits der perfekten Welle – Umweltbewusstsein und Umweltverhalten im Sport. 2020 / Master Digitalisierung im Gesundheitstourismus – Potenziale und Grenzen. 2020 / Master Freizeitgestaltung im Zeichen des Wandels: Künstlich Potenziale und Grenzen der Entwicklung künstlicher geschaffener Erlebniswelten. 2020 / Master Die Versportlichung des Kreuzfahrttourismus? Dimensionen und Auswirkungen sport- licher Erlebnisinszenierung. 2020 / Master Alpentourismus unter Veränderungsdruck – Die Bergsteigerdörfer Ginzling im Zillertal und Vent im Ötztal als Vorreiter? 2020 / Master Bewusstseins- und Verhaltenswandel bei Flugreisen? Eine Analyse von Flugreisen und Kompensationsabgaben im Zeichen des Klimawandels. 2020 / Master Achtsamkeit im Zeichen von Nachhaltigkeit: Interdependenzen, Potenziale und Gren- MISCELLANEOUS zen am Beispiel des Tourismus. 2020 / Master Etablierung des modernen Tanzes – Isadora Duncan im Diskurs des frühen 20. Jahr- hunderts. 2020 / Bachelor Erlebnispädagogische Gesundheitsförderung als Präventionsangebot im Wohlfahrts- bereich? Das Beispiel Diakonie. 2019 / Master 3.3 SERIES OF JEAN MONNET LECTURES ON EUROPEAN SPORT POLITICS In 2019 and 2020, IESF proudly hosted guest speakers and visitors who held presentations on topics related to sports, (European) politics and development through and in sport.

Lectures Paulina Tomczyk (EU Athletes) 27.11.2019 - „EU Athletes - organization, strategies and policies of athlete representation at the European level Max Hartung (Athleten Deutschland e.V.) 05.12.2019 - Professionelle und unabhängige Athletenvertretung im deutschen Sport“ Johan Lindholm (Umeå University) 11.12.2019 - The Court of Arbitration for Sport and its Jurisprudence - An Empirial Inquiry into the Lex Sportiva“ 8 Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 3.4 MASTER PROGRAMME: Regions and countries of origin INTERNATIONAL SPORT DEVELOPMENT Europe AND POLITICS Germany 16 Belarus 1 The M.A. programme „International Sport Development and Politics” directed UK 1 by the Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies and the Institute of Sport History at the German Sport University Cologne is designed Americas primarily for graduates of sports, social sciences and humanities who have a Brazil 1 strong interest in the political, cultural, economic and social aspects of sport. Asia Due to the interdisciplinary nature of the master program and its diversity re- China 1 quirements, it is also open to applicants from other disciplines. Aiming at a Russia 1 comprehensive understanding of structures, actors and conflicts in sport and Taiwan 1 physical activity, it provides an international focus on sport, including transna- Turkey 2 tional and comparative dimensions. In order to obtain a profound knowledge and understanding of sport in its political, social, cultural and economic frame- Africa work, the program combines sport sciences with humanities, social sciences Ghana 1 and economics. The programme is highly research oriented and fosters pro- Nigeria 1 blem-solving capacities as well as methods for understanding and analysing sport. EU 18 The fourth intake started its studies in October 2019. From a broad and inter- Non-EU 8 national field of approx. 90 applicants, 25 students were selected. The group includes 13 male and 12 female participants. The academic backgrounds of the Degree group are very diverse. 8 of the 25 students hold an undergraduate degree in

Sport Sciences. 9 of the 25 students studied a management related undergra- International Social Sciences; Management; 1 1 duate degree including sport management. Another 3 studied political science Public Health; 1 degrees, also including international relations. The majority of students come Philosophy; 1

from Europe with 16 Germans, one student from the UK and from Belarus. Public With regards to the geographical distribution across the globe, the Asian (5), Relations; 1 Sport Science (including PE); 9 African (1) and South American (1) continents are represented in the group. Business Administration; As a result of the constant and ongoing endeavor to improve the programme, 3 several changes in the study plan and in the composition of modules have Political Science; 3 Sport taken place in 2019 and 2020. A large portion of the first and second intake Management; 6 has successfully completed its degree and has found its way into ambitious and key positions in sports organizations and related entities on the different levels. Seeing these successes as well as the general growing importance of political thinking and acting in sports, the programme directors are convinced Gender that the programme will continue to equip future leaders and gain importance in the academic and professional sphere. Gender

Age 6 5 4 46% 54% 3 2 1 0 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 31 33 37 Average age: 25,3 yrs. - Youngest: 21 yrs. - Oldest: 37 yrs. male female

Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 9 4. PROJECTS

EU-RELATED Head of the project: Prof. Dr. Jürgen Mittag 4.1 EU Sports Policy - Assessment and IESF project staff: Possible Ways Forward C. Tisson, V. Bock Period of research: With the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty in 2009, sport was implemen- July 2020 - December 2020 ted in the EU Treaties under primary law. Although sports policy primarily Partners: rests in the hands of the EU Member States, the last decade has seen an in- Prof. Dr. Roland Naul creasing number of European initiatives in the field of sport due to its ancho- (Sen.-Professor für European ring in primary law. On the one hand, these initiatives have originated from Studies in Physical Education and the Member States and from organised sport itself. On the other hand, they Youth Sport am Institut für Sport- have come from the EU institutions since sport not only overlaps with many wissenschaft der WWU Münster), areas of EU legislation - such as labour rights and freedom of movement - but European Physical Education Asso- is also increasingly understood in its social and cultural meaning. ciation (EUPEA ), With the aim of analysing the development to date, the current situation and European Non-Gvernmental potentials for the future of European sports policy, the IESF is preparing a Sports Organisation (ENGSO study for the European Parliament within the framework of the project „EU Youth) Sports Policy: Assessment and Possible Ways Forward“, which will shed light on the structures and policy fields of European sports policy. The IESF cooperates closely with Prof. Roland Naul and his team from the Wil- libald-Gebhardt-Institute at the University of Münster on this project. ENGSO Youth and the EUPEA network are additional partners that collabroate on the project, not least with regard to the European multi-level system.

Head of the project: Dr. Karen Petry 4.2 ERASMUS+ PEAK - Policy, Evidence IESF project staff: and Knowledge in Coaching Louis Moustakas Period of research: The primary objective of the PEAK project is to promote and support good January 2019 - December 2021 governance in sport by preparing a set of coaching policy recommenda- tions for use by national and European sport federations, coaching bodies Partners: and governments. The project is unique and unprecedented – indeed, it is International Council of Sport the first time that leading international and national agencies for sport and Science and Physical Education sports coaching have united to address one of the most urgent concerns in (ICSSPE) sport, namely the good governance of coaching. Coaching policies often lack International Council for Coaching a guiding framework and, that despite its importance for young people and Excellence (ICCE) athletes across Europe, coaching is typically unregulated. The project will be European Elite Athletes Associati- an important step in strengthening the policy foundations of sports coaching on (EU Athletes) in Europe and beyond. Finnish Olympic Committee As part of a consortium of expert organisations in the area of coaching, the Sport Coaching Ireland German Sport University will provide research support to the project, name- Swiss Federal Institute of Sport ly by mapping out the current state of coaching governance and regulation Magglingen across Europe, especially as it relates to the overall coaching systems, as well Foundation of Sport Education as to the topics of volunteering, women in coaching and the regulation of and Information coaching.

10 Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 Head of the project: 4.3 ERASMUS+ Intercultural Education Dr. Karen Petry through Physical Activity, Coaching and IESF project staff: Louis Moustakas, Katrin Bauer Training (EDU-PACT) Period of research: January 2018 – December 2020 Coordinated by the University of Vienna, this project targets a major, current societal problem: The migrant and refugee crisis in Europe. The consistent Partners: migrant flow towards Europe poses new cultural challenges across all Euro- University of Vienna pean societies. Regardless of what is done to handle this situation, it is clear University of Thrace that a great number of people, including children, will need to be integrated Hellenic Ministry of Culture and and welcomed into our societies. Schools as well as sport clubs are an impor- Sports tant vehicle to facilitate this integration. International Council for Coa- ching Excellence However, teachers and schools are often under-resourced and under-funded Right to Play Germany to deal with the new challenges posed by this situation. The objective of the Syddansk Universitet project is to help address these challenges and to develop innovative, evi- Università degli Studi di Roma dence-based intercultural pedagogy in physical education and coaching. This „Foro Italico“ pedagogy will be namely based on the extensive hands-on experience from Vienna Institute of International two reputed international NGOs: Right to Play (RTP) and the Vienna Insti- Dialogue tute of International Dialogue and Cooperation (VIDC). The EDU-PACT project will develop sustainable approaches in order to equip physical education teachers as well as coaches with inclusive, intercultural behaviour.

4.4 ERASMUS+ Blueprint for Skills Head of the project: Dr. Karen Petry Cooperation and Employment in Active IESF project staff: Louis Moustakas Leisure Period of research The active leisure sector, including the fitness and outdoor sectors, has in- January 2018 – December 2020 tensively worked on its own skills agenda in recent years. It recognises the importance of the need for an implementation plan based on the policy re- Partners: commendations of the Expert Group on Human Resources Development and Europe Active EU New Skills Agenda. Accordingly, the Blueprint for Skills Cooperation and European Network of Sport Employment in Active Leisure project focuses on developing new skills for Education (ENSE) current and future workers, improving employability of young people, and Sport Ireland supporting entrepreneurship and growth across the sector. International Council for Coaching Excellence The project brings together leading actors in a formidable partnership of ex- Fundacion Vida Activa y Saludable pertise to implement the project, which includes the development of a skills European Confederation of survey to identify gaps and shortages, an analysis of the challenges and op- Outdoor Employers portunities within current qualification structures, and the development of Akademia Wychowania new, European-level qualifications. Fizycznego I Sportu The project will especially reflect on the changing roles of fitness and outdoor workers in developing skills to meet new digital technologies, promoting health-enhancing physical activity (sometimes with other healthcare profes- sionals), and working with special population groups. The IESF, through the affiliated European Network of Sport Education (ENSE), will lead the mapping of the European active leisure sector, especially as it relates to the status and awarding of qualifications.

Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 11 Head of project Prof. Dr. Jürgen Mittag 4.5 ERASMUS+ NADGO - National Anti- IESF project staff Lorenz Fiege Doping Governance Observer Period of research National Anti-Doping Governance Observer: Benchmarking Governance in January 2019 – December 2020 National Anti-Doping Organisations’ (NADGO) will aim to assist national anti- doping organisations (NADOs) in raising the quality of their governance and Project coordination promote independent practices free from conflicts of interests. Danish Institute for Sports Studies (Idan) / Play the Game Firstly, through a mapping of the current structures, practices, challenges and Consortium partners weaknesses of governance in the field of anti-doping and secondly, by deve- Katholieke Universiteit Leuven loping a code of good governance and a practical benchmarking tool that can Warsaw University be used to evaluate NADOs performance on good governance parameters. Anti Doping Denmark Institute of National Anti- Through the code of good governance, the project Doping Organisations (iNADO) will deliver specific assistance in addressing good NADA Germany governance deficits by showing best practice examp- Polish Anti-Doping Agency les of crucial documents and through two workshops (POLADA) within the wider community of NADOs. Slovak Anti-Doping Agency Sport Ireland (Anti-Doping Unit) European Athletes Association Fair Sport

Head of the project: Prof. Dr. Jürgen Mittag 4.6 ERASMUS+ EU Football Agents: IESF project staff: Maximilian Seltmann Promoting and Supporting Good Period of research: Governance in the European Football January 2018 – December 2019 Agents Industry Project coordination Edge Hill University The project, ‘Promoting and Supporting Good Governance in the European Football Agents Industry’ analysed the operation of the 2015 FIFA Regulations Project Partners: on Working with Intermediaries (RWWI), particularly in relation to the imple- Umea Universitet (Schweden) mentation of the regulations at National Association level across the territory Universidad Carlos III de Madrid of the EU. In this regard, the final report of the project team presented a com- (Espana) prehensive picture of how intermediary regulations have historically develo- Pravi Fakultet Sveucilista u ped and how the 2015 RWWI have operated across the territory of the EU, Rijeci (Hungary) encompassing 31 National Associations. The study supports key private stake- holders and public policymakers by providing evidence-based options and re- commendations in terms of future regulatory initiatives in the sector informed by principles of good governance..

12 Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 4.7 Comparison of National Sport Sys- Head of project: Prof. Dr. Jürgen Mittag tems in Europe: Concepts, Models and Period of research: April 2017 - present Theories Funding: German Sport University The comparative analysis of sports systems is one of the fundamental research areas of the IESF. In this context, it is a matter both of developing theoretical approaches to sports systems and of the empirical data that characterise individual sports systems. In the long term, a syste- matic comparative study of sports systems at different levels - local, regional, national and continental - is planned. Attention will bepaidto the role of both state and federation actors. The POLIS network aiming at a closer cooperation of academics who work in the emerging field of sport politics offers a framework of researchers for comparative studies.

Head of the project: 4.8 SPORTED – Sport and Politics Prof. Dr. Jürgen Mittag Organisations, Regulations and Themes in the IESF project staff: European Dimension Diana Wendland (Jan./Feb. 2014), Michael Groll (May/June 2014), Having been honored with the Jean Monnet title the institute and its chair- Ninja Putzmann (April 2016-2017) holder are constantly aiming at deepening the academic linkage between Period of research: sport and EU politics. After a series of academic conferences on European October 2011 – present sport politics (e.g. the Sport & EU conference 2014) and the implementation of new teaching activities (e.g. the new Master program on “International Funding: Sport Development and Politics”) the institute has most recently issued seve- European Commission: LLP: ral publications (e.g. “Europäische Sportpolitik” published by Nomos and the Erasmus, Jean Monnet annual contributions to the Yearbook of European integration on European sport politics). It is planned to deepen these activities by fostering formal teaching cooperation at the European level. In addition the support of Eu- ropean academic networks will be enhanced such as Sport&EU and POLIS.

13 Head of the project: Dr. Karen Petry 4.9 Scientific support of long-term sport IESF project staff: Katrin Bauer, Louis Moustakas, projects of the DOSB in Botswana und Marilen Neeten Gambia Period of research: July 2019 - December 2020 Since the early 1960s, German sports organizations have been promoting Partner: the development of sport in developing and emerging countries. As part of Deutscher Olympischer Sport- the International Sports Promotion of the DOSB, more than 1,500 long-term bund (DOSB) and short-term measures have been carried out worldwide in more than 130 countries.

Since October 2018 in the Gambia and February 2019 in Botswana, the DOSB, in cooperation with experts and local partners, has implemented two new long-term projects which focus on the creation of local and sport-specific structures that are needed to promote sport. Football is highly valued in both countries and has developed significantly in recent years. In Gambia, the focus is on training multipliers and advising associations and coaches in the field of women‘s and girls‘ football. The Botswana project aims to advance football, both in men‘s and women‘s football, at all levels of association, to train both trainers and sports teachers as well as to build and expand structures. The projects are supported and strategically monitored by the Institute for European Sport Development and Leisure Studies through scientific support and the associated method-based evaluation (monitoring). The following areas will be covered and supported: the development of impact models, indicators and milestones; advice to partners regarding the establishment of sustainable structures; Preparation of M&E instruments (inter alia for measu- ring their effects); Analysis of all conducted surveys; Preparation of interim and overall reports as well as the final evaluation of the project. TRANSNATIONAL & SOCIAL

Head of project: Prof. Dr. Jürgen Mittag 4.10 Research Centre on Chinese- IESF project staff: European Sport Politics Dipl-Sportwiss. Rui Jin Period of research: September 2012 - present The fast and dynamic development of Asia attracts the interest of the media and the academic world alike. Though sport has not been the centre of Partners: attention, the reflection on Asian – and in particular on Chinese – sport de- Beijing Sport University (BSU) velopment promises important insights. Against this backdrop, the Institute Shanghai University of Sport of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies aims at deepening the (SUS) transnational cooperation in sport related research between Asia and Euro- pe. Major fields of interest are the areas of economics, elite sports and urban planning/health/grassroots sport as well as civil society. In 2017 the international conference „Changing Sports Development: China and Europe: Inventories, Case Studies and Interactions“ took place in Decem- ber. In 2018 the centre welcomed 13 students from China for the 2nd Sum- mer School on Tourism and Leisure. In 2019 the 3rd Summer School took place successfully.

14 Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 4.11 People in the Ruhr sports region - Head of the project: Prof. Dr. Jürgen Mittag contemporary witness project on sports Dr. Andreas Höfer (German Sport & Olympia Museum Foundation) development in North Rhine IESF project staff: Mathias M. Schmidt, Felix Wolf If you want to plan the future of the Ruhr sports region and potential sports Period of research: events in the region, you cannot avoid also looking at the past and present. May – December 2020 The Ruhr area and North Rhine-Westphalia with its numerous professional clubs, with tens of thousands of active football players and a crowd of enthu- Consortium Partner: siastic supporters numbering in the millions, is considered one of the most History of he Ruhr Foundation important football centres in the world. However, little is known about the sport-related past and present of the Ruhr area; numerous events and people have fallen into oblivion. What is needed is recourse to the experiences of contemporary witnesses. The memories of athletes and officials in sport are an important part of the cultural heritage of sport. The passing on of experiences to future generations can be more successful and lasting through -vi sualised and personalised experiences of those involved than through other forms of documentation. Against this background, the project „People in the Ruhr Sports Region“ in- tends to conduct and digitally archive about 30-50 life-historical video in- terviews with (former) active and responsible persons in sports in order to secure the sports cultural heritage in the long term. The material will be pro- cessed and indexed so that it can be used in the long term for purposes of science, education, museums and culture. This is to ensure that the memories and knowledge about sport in the Ruhr Area and in NRW remain alive in the cultural memory of the region.

4.12 Audience research Head of the project: Dr. Hans Stollenwerk Period of research: Until the beginning of the 1970s, little was known about the audience of 1977 - present sporting events. Dr. Hans Stollenwerk is a research pioneer, who developed this field scientifically. He and his team have investigated changes such as the composition, behavior, motives and desires of sport audiences, as well as changing aspects of marketing of sporting events and put them in a general societal context. The studies are based on aspects of different sciences such as leisure research, sociology, social psychology and sports economics. Addi- tionally, international sports events have been included in the investigations.

Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 15 Head of the project: Prof. Dr. Jürgen Mittag 4.13 Sports History of the Ruhr Area - IESF project staff: The Way to the Sports Metropole Ruhr in N.N. Period of research: North Rhine-Westphalia April 2019-March 2022 The debate about the bid of the „Rhein Ruhr City 2032“ for the Olympic Funding Games of the year 2032 is currently leading to intensified debates about the Foundation History of the Ruhr importance of sport in the region of North Rhine-Westphalia. In this context, Area the focus is not only on the public‘s agreement to hosting a sports mega- event such as the Olympic Games, but also on the question of the roots and development lines of sport on the Rhine and Ruhr. The Ruhr area in particular is considered one of the most important football centres in the world. However, the strong presence of football obscures the view of the sports landscape of the Ruhr area and contributes to the fact that the diverse sports history of the region has almost fallen into oblivion. Whe- ther six-day races or boxing competitions, whether Ruhrolympiade or World Games, whether Olympic champions or world champions: numerous competitions, events and people from the sporting history of the Ruhr region have fallen into oblivion. This also applies to numerous clubs and sports facilities. The IESF is currently pursuing - in cooperation with the History of the Ruhr Area Foundation - a project to research and analyse the fundamentals of regional sports structures with the aim of working through fundamental stages in the sports development of the Ruhr Area and the North Rhine-Westphalia region. In the sense of a double objective, both the scientific processing and the public visibility are to be taken into account.

Head of the project: Prof. Dr. Jürgen Mittag 4.14 Leisure and Tourism Research in IESF project staff: European Perspective Diana Wendland Period of research: 2014 - present The IESF pays particular attention to the development of work and leisure in the history of Europe. Against the backdrop of social, cultural and economic changes in work and leisure, several studies explore the evolution and con- solidation of “mass” and “alternative” tourism and the ongoing changes in the field of leisure sports. The dissertation of Diana Wendland, submitted in 2018, has contributed to the development and impact of alternative travel guides as a visual school of tourism gaze. The study on “representation of work” published in 2018 by the FES has deepened the means and media of changes in the world of work. In addition, several talks on work and leisure have been given in 2018 for instance at the conference „Muße und Arbeit“ – „Otiose Leisure and Work“ in Freiburg. Next step will be a textbook on tourism history that enhanced the humanities and social science perspectives on leisure and tourism research.

16 Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 Head of the project: 4.15 History of Workers‘ Welfare Prof. Dr. Jürgen Mittag Association (AWO) 1919 to 2019 IESF project staff: Dr. Philipp Kufferath Founded in December 1919, the Arbeiterwohlfahrt looks back on a history of Period of research: more than 100 years. As the central association of the independent welfare October 2016 - October 2019 service, it is one of the most important players in social policy in Germany. It is active in the fields of children, youth, senior citizens, health care and Funding: nursing; it also cares for people in need of help and protection on a broad AWO Bundesverband e.V. voluntary basis and stands up politically for equal opportunities and participation in society.

The project resulted in the overall presentation of the „History of Workers‘ Welfare“ deals with the foundation, development and change of the association up to the present. The authors, Jürgen Mittag and Philipp Kufferath, show that the history of the AWO reflects the manifold political and social changes in Germany, but that the association itself has also repeatedly influ- enced the shaping of welfare and social policy. In doing so, not only structures and activities, but also the people and places that have played a central role in the history of workers‘ welfare are taken into account.

Geschichte der Arbeiterwohlfahrt (AWO) History of Arbeiterwohlfahrt (AWO)

Philipp Kufferath, Jürgen Mittag (eds.) Dietz-Verlag, Bonn 2019 464 pages ISBN: 978 3 8012 4265 7

Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 17 5. DISSERTATIONS

The following Ph.D. theses are carried out at the Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies (in alphabetical order of doctoral students).

5.1 ONGOING DISSERTATIONS AND PH.D THESES

Awartani, Tamara Fighting Youth Unemployment through Sports for Development – Palestine (West Bank & East Jerusalem)

Bauer, Katrin Sport in Development Policy: Evolution, Approaches and Implementation in Germany

Choi, Joohyun An Analysis of Sports Development in South Korea: Case Studies of ‘School Sport’, ‘Sport for All’ and ‘Elite Sport’

Hemker, Lena „Trend sport“– a Trade-offs between societal and economic influencing factors

Klems, Pia Sport Clubs and Sport Values in Change

Micic, Michael "Spiritual Coaching": Theological, Social Science and Sport Science Perspec- tives on a New Occupational Area

Moustakas, Louis Together on the Field, United off of it? Defining, Mapping and Evaluating Sport and Social Cohesion Programmes in Europe

Ousu, Ali Impacts of Sport on the Regime Changes and Transformation Processes in Iraq and Egypt

Park, Jongchul Sport for Development (SFD) in South Korea: An Analysis of Process of Sport Policy Change and Evaluation of SFD Programmes

Rodewald, Marion The role of athlete-commissions

Seltmann, Maximilian Olympic Athletes as Political Players in the Sports World

Ücgüler, Ayla-Karen Spiritual yoga tourism as a prevention in stressful stats. Potentials and limits of yoga tourism for the development of destinations: the example of Morocco.

Witzani, Ursula Youth Sport Policy in Europe

Wu, Danlin Understanding the Sport Policy Process in China

18 Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 5.2 COMPLETED DISSERTATIONS

Asia and the Future of Football. The role of the Asian Football Weinberg, Ben 2014 Confederation. London 2015

Integration im Sportverein: Entwicklung eines sozialwissenschaftlich Schädler, Timo 2015 begründeten Qualitätsmanagementmodells. Saarbrücken 2016

Opportunities and Limitations of Youth Sport Programs in Cape Town: Biermann, Marie 2016 Analysis of Determinants in the Context of Development and their impact on Research. Publication online: https://fis.dshs-koeln.de/portal/files/2927121/Dissertation_Marie_ Biermann_2016.pdf

„… und für die Ehre unserer Nation(en)“: Olympische Lippmann, Karsten 2017 Deutschlandpolitik’ zwischen 1960 und 1968. Hildesheim 2017

Interessenvertretung im Sport zwischen Kooperation und Konflikt – Fischer, Christoph 2015 Das Verhältnis von Staat und Sport in Deutschland und Frankreich. publication online since 2017: https://fis.dshs-koeln.de/portal/ files/3033189/Dissertation_Christoph_Fischer_ Interessenvertretung_im_Sport.pdf

Organised Sport in Transition: Social and Cultural Functions of Ziesche, Daniel 2017 Football Clubs in England and Germany. Publication in progress

Funktionale Institutionen-Bildung in der Anti-Dopingpolitik der Risse, Gunnar 2017 Bundesrepublik Deutschland: Akteureinflüsse, Akteurkonstellationen, Akteurinteraktionen. Publication in progress

Sport-Political Structures, Contents and Processes of the Spanish Putzmann, Ninja 2017 Sport System. Publication online since 2019: https://fis.dshs-koeln.de/ portal/files/4468333/Dissertation_Ninja_Putzmann_2017.pdf

A different gaze? Alternative tourism in the light of individual Wendland, Diana 2018 hiking and trekking guidebooks. To be published by Klartext end of 2020.

“No normal sport in an abnormal society.“ Wahrnehmungen und Hangebrauck, Jan 2018 Wechselbeziehungen staatlichen und zivilgesellschaftlichen sportbezogenen Protests gegen das Apartheid-Regime in Südafrika zwischen 1956 und 1992. To be published by Nomos end of 2020.

The European Commission‘s Diversification of the Sport Policy Field: Kornbeck, Jacob 2020 increasing centralism or a classic case of spillover within a multi-level governance system? Publication: https://www.springer.com/de/ book/9783658313913.

Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 19 6. CONFERENCES AND EVENTS During the period 2019/2020, the IESF was in charge of organizing several conferences.

Date: 6.1 Sino-European Perspectives on Urban Sport and Health Deve- 19.-20.12.2019 lopment Place: German Sport University Colo- In the last two decades, the mutual interest in the development of politics, economy gne and culture in China and Europe has increased. The growing awareness for changes in Asian and Europe has not only fostered communication and academic exchange in general, but also increased transnational research in the field of sports. Over the past years, the Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Stu- dies at German Sport University Cologne has hosted a series of conferences that addressed and discussed various topics relating to sport development in China and Europe from a transnational perspective. Topics covered so far have included sports structures, institutions, associations, changes in football as well as other sports, and major sporting events. The Cologne conferences had their counterpart in correspon- ding events in China, namely at Beijing Sport University. The 2019 symposium took place in Cologne again. The key issue of this event was dedicated to health and urban development. Since the announcement of the Agen- da “Health China 2030” by the State Council of the Chinese Government in October 2016, the topic sport and rehabilitation and related issues such as sport and prevention or sport and healthcare are moving to the forefront of Chinese sports studies. Since academics in Europe and Germany are also working in this field for a long time, an intense exchange on the current status of research, on existing studies and on further activities is highly appreciated. This is all the more true, as the trend towards urbanization continues and cities are more than ever perceived as catalysts of social development. Against this backdrop, an examination of transnational and comparative developments in these fields was at the Centre of interest. Based on previous exchange and research collaboration, the 2019 symposium focussed both on sports development in general and on the issue of sport and health in particular. The conference was planned as a further step in the cooperation between German and Chinese sports studies. Academics from both countries and different universities were invited to contribute to the conference.

20 Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 6.2 On the way to the „Sports Metropolis“ Ruhr in North Rhi- Date: ne-Westphalia? The Development of Sport in the Ruhr area 23.-25.01.2020 Place: The debate on the bid of „Rhein Ruhr City 2032“ to host the Olympic Games Haus der Geschichte des in 2032 is currently leading to intensified debates on the significance of sport Ruhrgebiets, Bochum in the Ruhr area and in NRW. In this context, the focus is not only on the ap- proval of the population for the organisation of a sports mega-event such as the Olympic Games, but also on the roots and the lines of development of sport in the Rhine and Ruhr. In particular, the Ruhr area is considered one of the most important football centres in the world. However, the strong presence of football obscures the broad view of the sports landscape of the Ruhr and NRW and contributes to the fact that the region‘s varied sports history has almost been forgotten. Whether six-day races or boxing competitions, whether the Ruhrolympics or World Games, whether Olympic champions or world champions: numerous competitions, events and people from the region‘s sporting history have now fallen into oblivion. This applies not least to numerous clubs and sports facilities. With the aim of highlighting fundamental stages in the sport development of the Ruhr and North Rhine-Westphalia regions, the symposium addressed seven central problem areas of regional sport development. In addition to individual time stages, the focus is also on sports players, sports disciplines, sports facilities, major sporting events and sports personalities and socio- political interactions. The event was financially supported by Evonik Industries AG.

Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 21 7. PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS In the following, publications and presentations written or held by members of the IESF from 2018 onwards are listed.

7.1 PUBLICATIONS SINCE 2018

Jürgen Mittag Monographs and collected volumes Mittag, Jürgen (Ed.): Europäische Sportpolitik. Zugänge - Akteure - Problem- felder. Baden-Baden 2018.

Knud Andresen/Michaela Kuhnhenne/Jürgen Mittag/Stefan Müller (eds): Repräsentationen der Arbeit: Bilder - Erzählungen - Darstellungen. Bonn 2018

Philipp Kufferath/Jürgen Mittag (eds.): Geschichte der Arbeiterwohlfahrt (AWO) History of Arbeiterwohlfahrt (AWO), Bonn 2019

Articles Mittag, Jürgen: Europäische Parteien, in: Werner Weidenfeld/Wolfgang Wessels (ed.): Jahrbuch der Europäischen Integration 2018, Baden-Baden 2018, p. 141-144

Mittag, Jürgen: Sportpolitik, in: Werner Weidenfeld/Wolfgang Wessels (ed.): Jahrbuch der Europäischen Integration 2018, Baden-Baden 2018, p. 247- 248.

Mittag, Jürgen: Mitbestimmung als sportpolitisches Konfliktfeld: Athleten- protest im Zeichen neuer Anläufe zur Interessenvertretung, in: Impulse 2 (2018), p. 36-41.

Mittag, Jürgen: Germany, in: Arnout Geeraert (ed.): National Sport Gover- nance Observer. Final report, Aarhus 2018, p. 122-140 (with Ninja Putzmann and Till Müller-Schoell).

Mittag, Jürgen: Notbehelf oder Integrationsmotor? Potenziale und Grenzen des Sports im Rahmen der Flüchtlingspolitik, in: Bitzegeio, Ursula/Decker, Frank/Fischer, Sandra/Stolzenberg, Thorsten (Hg.): Flucht Transit Asyl, Bonn 2018, p. 312 - 344.

Mittag, Jürgen: Die Debatte um Arbeitsbeziehungen im Sport: Im Span- nungsfeld von Athleten und Arbeitnehmerstatus, in: FK-Info, März/April 2018, p. 8-10.

Mittag, Jürgen: Zwischen Nation-Branding und Protest: Sportgroßereignisse als poltische Bühne, in: POLIS, 1/2018, Frankfurt, p. 8-10.

Mittag, Jürgen: Repräsentation und Arbeit: Perspektiven historischer Analy- se im Spannungsfeld von Politik-, Sozial- und Kulturgeschichte, in: Andresen, Knud/Kuhnhenne, Andrea/ Mittag, Jürgen/Müller, Stefan (Hg.), Repräsenta- tionen der Arbeit. Bilder – Erzählungen – Darstellungen, Bonn 2018, p. 7-22.

22 Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 Mittag, Jürgen: Europanarrative zwischen Friedensgemeinschaft und Kri- Jürgen Mittag sendiagnose: „Traditionelle“ und „neue“ Erzählungen zur Geschichte der europäischen Integration, in: Ulrike Kurth/Jutta Mers (Hg.): Der europäische Einigungsprozess: Nachbarschaft – Partnerschaft – Gemeinschaft? (Reihe Bildungsprojekt Europa), Bielefeld 2018, p. 65-87.

Mittag, Jürgen: Triebkräfte der Gemeinschaftsbildung: Motive und Narrative der europäischen Einigung, in Becker, Peter / Lippert, Barbara (Hg.): Hand- buch Europa, Wiesbaden 2018 (im Erscheinen).

Mittag, Jürgen : Europäische Sportpolitik zwischen Wachstum und Differen- zierung: Entwicklungslinien, Untersuchungsperspektiven und Erklärungsan- sätze, in: Mittag, Jürgen (Hg.): Europäische Sportpolitik: Zugänge, Akteure, Problemfelder, Baden-Baden 2018, p. 13-49

Mittag, Jürgen : Aufstieg und Auflösung der G14: Episode oder Paradebei- spiel der Konfliktregulierung europäischer Sportpolitik?, in: Mittag, Jürgen (Hg.): Europäische Sportpolitik: Zugänge, Akteure, Problemfelder, Baden- Baden 2018, pp. 195-216.

Mittag, Jürgen: Europäische Parteien, in: Werner Weidenfeld/Wolfgang Wessels (ed.): Jahrbuch der Europäischen Integration 2018, Baden-Baden 2018, p. 141-144

Mittag, Jürgen: Sportpolitik, in: Werner Weidenfeld/Wolfgang Wessels (ed.): Jahrbuch der Europäischen Integration 2018, Baden-Baden 2018, p. 247- 248.

Mittag, Jürgen: Mitbestimmung als sportpolitisches Konfliktfeld: Athleten- protest im Zeichen neuer Anläufe zur Interessenvertretung, in: Impulse 2 (2018), p. 36-41.

Mittag, Jürgen: Germany, in: Arnout Geeraert (ed.): National Sport Gover- nance Observer. Final report, Aarhus 2018, p. 122-140 (with Ninja Putzmann and Till Müller-Schoell).

Mittag, Jürgen: Sportpolitik, in: Werner Weidenfeld / Wolfgang Wessels (eds.): Jahrbuch der Europäischen Integration 2019, Baden-Baden 2019, p. 279-280.

Mittag, Jürgen: Im Zeichen des verbandlichen Europa-Engagements: Die Europa-Union, Friedrich Carl von Oppenheim und die Gründung des IEP, in: Hartmut Marhold (ed.): Wegbegleiter der europäischen Integration, Baden- Baden 2019, p. 65-86.

Mittag, Jürgen: The legacy of „RUHR.2010“, in: Wolfgang Schneider / Kristi- na Jacobsen (ed.): Transforming Cities. Paradigms and Potentials within the “European Capital of Culture”, Hildesheim/Zürich/New York 2019, p. 197- 208.

Mittag, Jürgen: Defining, Interpreting and Comparing Small Worlds of Foot- ball, in: Small Worlds: Football at the Grassroots in Europe, Essen 2019 (= Themenheft Moving the Social. Journal of Social History and the History of Social Movements 61 (2019), p. 5-12 (mit Kristian Naglo und Dilwyn Porter).

Mittag, Jürgen: Viel erreicht – wenig gewonnen: „Good Governance“ als He-

Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 23 Jürgen Mittag Mittag, Jürgen: Protest and Social Movement in Football as an Emerging Field of Research: A Review on Sport Politics Studies between the Local and the Global, in: Kiristian Naglo / Jürgen Mittag / Dilwyn Porter (ed.): Small Worlds: Football at the Grassroots in Europe, Moving the Social 1/2019 Journal of Social History and the History of Social Movements, Essen 2019, p. 123-133.

Mittag, Jürgen: Europäische Parteien, in: Werner Weidenfeld/Wolfgang Wessels/Funda Tekin (ed.): Europa von A bis Z, Taschenbuch der europäi- schen Integration, edition 15, Wiesbaden 2020, (with Andreas Maurer).

Mittag, Jürgen: Ausschuss der Regionen, in: Werner Weidenfeld/Wolfgang Wessels/Funda Tekin (ed.): Europa von A bis Z, Taschenbuch der europäi- schen Integration, edtion 15, Wiesbaden 2020.

Mittag, Jürgen: Sportpolitik, in: Werner Weidenfeld/Wolfgang Wessels/Fun- da Tekin (ed.): Europa von A bis Z, Taschenbuch der europäischen Integrati- on, edition 15, Wiesbaden 2020.

Mittag, Jürgen: Annäherungen an Entwicklungslinien und Merkmale des Bolzplatzes: Informelle Fußballkultur zwischen Spiel- und Sportplatz im Wandel, in: Zeitschrift für Fußball und Gesellschaft 1 (2020).

Mittag, Jürgen Triebkräfte der Gemeinschaftsbildung: Motive und Narrative der europäischen Einigung, in: Peter Becker/Barbara Lippert (ed.): Hand- buch Europäische Union, Wiesbaden 2019, pages 33-53.

Mittag, Jürgen: Sozialpolitische Standards und europäische Einigung: Die Novemberrevolution als Wegmarke der internationalen Gewerkschafts- kooperation, in: Stefan Berger, Wolfgang Jäger and Anja Kruke (editors), 100 Jahre Revolution in Deutschland: Perspektiven und Bilanzen, Essen, 2020, pages 121-131.

Mittag, Jürgen: Sportgroßveranstaltungen in Schwellen- und Entwicklungs- ländern: Profilsuche im Spannungsfeld von Erwartungen und Ernüchte- rungen, in:Karen Petry (ed.): Sport im Kontext von internationaler Zu- sammenarbeit und Entwicklung. Perspektiven und Herausforderungen im Spannungsfeld von Wissenschaft, Politik und Praxis, Opladen 2020, pages 91-102.

Mittag, Jürgen: Das Vergabeprozedere internationaler Sportgroßveranstal- tungen im Wandel: Verbände und Bewerber im Widerstreit von Interessen, Strategien und Kriterien, in: Andreas Pohlmann/Robin Streppelhoff (ed.): Sportgroßveranstaltungen in Deutschland, Bd. 2, Bonn 2020.

Mittag, Jürgen: Wassersport auf der Ruhr und den Ruhrstauseen: Rudern, Segeln und Kanufahren als Freizeit- und Wettbewerbssport, in: Jens Adamski et al. (ed.): Die Ruhr und ihr Gebiet – Leben am und mit dem Fluss, Essen 2020.

Mittag, Jürgen Die Montanmitbestimmung als politisches und wissenschaft- liches Problemfeld, in: Wolfgang Jäger/Karl Lauschke/Jürgen Mittag (ed.): Mitbestimmung im Zeichen von Kohle und Stahl: Debatten um die Mon- tanmitbestimmung im nationalen und europäischen Kontext, Essen 2020, pages 11-27 (mit Karl Lauschke).

24 Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 rausforderung der deutschen Sportverbände, in: Impulse 1 (2019), p. 28-37 (mit Ninja Putzmann).

Mittag, Jürgen: Der Wandel durch Kultur: Erinnerungsort Kulturhauptstadt „RUHR 2010“, in: Stefan Berger / Ulrich Borsdorf / Ludger Claßen / Heinrich Theodor Grütter / Dieter Nellen (ed.): ZeitRäume Ruhr. Erinnerungsorte des Ruhrgebiets. Essen 2019, p. 537-556.

Naglo, Kristian/Mittag, Jürgen/Porter, Dilwyn: Defining, Interpreting and Comparing Small Worlds of Football. An Introduction to the Aims and Objec- tives of this Special Issue, in: Kristian Naglo / Jürgen Mittag / Dilwyn Porter (ed.): Small Worlds: Football at the Grassroots in Europe, Moving the Social 1/2019 Journal of Social History and the History of Social Movements, Essen 2019, p. 5-11.

Mittag, Jürgen: Die europäische Dimension der Montanmitbestimmungs- debatte: Die Montanunion als Verhandlungspaket?, in: Wolfgang Jäger/Karl Lauschke/Jürgen Mittag (Hg.): Mitbestimmung im Zeichen von Kohle und Stahl: Debatten um die Montanmitbestimmung im nationalen und europäi- schen Kontext, Essen 2020, pages 147-169 (with Jelena Jojevic).

Articles and essays

Petry, Karen: Anfänge und Ausgestaltung europabezogener Sportforschung an Universitäten: von der Marginalisierung zur Fragmentierung? in: Mittag, Karen Petry Jürgen (ed.), Europäische Sportpolitik: Zugänge, Akteure, Problemfelder. Baden-Baden 2018, pp. 51-62.

Petry, Karen: SDP and Gender, in: Collison, Holly/Darnell, Simon/Giulianot- ti, Richard/Howe, P. David (Eds). Handbook of Sport for Development and Peace. London and New York 2018, p. 255 - 264.

Petry, Karen/Weinberg, Ben/Burgheim, Jerry: Walk the Talk? How the EU and the UN Contribute to the Development of Holistic Sport Policies, in: Doll-Tepper, Gudrun/Bailey, Richard/Koenen, Katrin (eds.). ‚Sport, Education and Policy: A Festschrift for Margaret Talbot‘. London 2017, p. 119 - 134.

Müller-Schoell, Till: The Diversity of National Sport Development Institu- Till Müller-Schoell tions, in: International Journal of the History of Sport, 2019.

Bauer, Katrin/Biermann, Marie/Braga, Ítalo Nunes/Gonzalez, Ricardo Hugo: Katrin Bauer Possibilidades e desafios de um apoio científico parea projetos des desporto social no campo de trabalho, “Desporto para o Desenvolvimento”, in: Dai- any Franca Saldanha & Ricardo Hugo Gonzalez (eds.), Projetos Sociais Para Crianças e Adolescentes, Ivrea: Editora Garcia, 2018, pp. 169-190

Bauer, Katrin/Awartani, Tamara: From Theory to Practice – Scientific M&E in the field of „Sport for Development“. Book of Abstracts, International Dead Sea Conference of Sport and Health Science, Jordan, 2017.

Kufferath, Philipp: Kinderschutzkommissionen und Arbeiterwohlfahrt. Die Philipp Kufferath Transformation der sozialistischen Wohlfahrtspolitik zwischen 1914 und 1922, in: Uli Schöler/Thilo Scholle (eds.): Weltkrieg. Spaltung. Revolution. Sozialdemokratie 1916–1922, Bonn 2018, pp. 420-431.

Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 25 Walter Tokarski Tokarski, W., Leisure, Recreational Sport And Health. Proceedings of the 3rd BSU- GSU, Symposium. Beijing 2018 Tokarski, W. & Kim, H., Sport Clubs On The Move – the German Example. The Journal Of Humanities And Social Sciences 21, 11(2020)3, pp. 1009-1022 Zarotis, Georgios F./Kim, Hong Nam/Tokarski, Walter: Drop-out im Fitness-Sport, in: The Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences 21. 9(2018)1, pp. 885-896. Zarotis, Georgios F./Tokarski, Walter: Dropout bei Männern im Fitnesssport – Altersspezifische Unterschiede, in: Impulse 1(2018). Das Wissenschaftsmagazin der Deutschen Sporthochschule, pp. 30-35. Zarotis, Georgios F./Kim, Hong Nam/Tokarski, Walter: Fitness Studio evaluation by resigned male members, in: The Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences 21. 9(2018)3.

Tokarski, W., Leisure, Recreational Sport And Health. Proceedings of the 3rd BSU- GSU Symposium. Beijing 2018

Tokarski, W. & Kim, H., Sport Clubs On The Move – the German Example. The Journal Of Humanities And Social Sciences 21, 11(2020)3, pp. 1009-1022

Louis Moustakas Botswana, in: Kirstin Hallmann/Sheranne Fairley (ed.): Sports Volunteers Around the Globe: Meaning and Understanding of Volunteering and its Societal Impact, Cham 2018, p. 33-42.

Maximilian Seltmann Camara, Pascal Mamudou / Seltmann, Maximilian: The Gambia, in: Kirstin Hall- mann/Sheranne Fairley (ed.): Sports Volunteers Around the Globe: Meaning and Understanding of Volunteering and its Societal Impact, Cham 2018, p. 33-42.

26 Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 7.2 SELECTED PRESENTATIONS AND TALKS OF THE TEAM

Perspectives of Global Sport Development in the Post Covid-19-Era. Presentation Jürgen Mittag at the International Forum of Sport Universities and Institutions on Role of Sport amid the Covoid-19-Pandemic, Beijing Sport University, Online, June 17th 2020. Der Bolzplatz: Bestandsaufnahmen, Zugänge und Forschungsperspektiven, Pre- sentation at the workshop „Der Bolzplatz als Kulturerbe“, Deutsches Fußballmu- seum Dortmund, March 6th 2020. Good Governance in Local Sport? Comparing Changing Sport Settings in Euro- pean Cities and Municipalities. Presentation at the workshop “Polity, Politics and Policy at the local level”, Köln, February 6/7th 2020. 100 Jahre Arbeiterwohlfahrt in Ostwestfalen-Lippe: Wegmarken – Errungen- schaften – Herausforderungen. Keynote at the conference “100 Jahre Ostwestfa- len-Lippe”, Herford, February 1st 2020. Regionale Sportgeschichte als Desiderat und Perspektive: Sport im Ruhrgebiet und in Nordrhein-Westfalen. Presentation at the Symposium „Auf dem Weg zur Sportmetropole Ruhr in Nordrhein-Westfalen? Entwicklungslinien des regiona- len Sports zwischen Gemeinwohl- und Olympiaorientierung“, Bochum, January 23-25th 2020. „Auswirkungen des BREXIT auf den Bereich Sport: Die Perspektive Nordrhein- Westfalens“. Presentation at the Colloquium of the Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies, Köln, January 14th 2020. Urban Sport and Health Development in Europe: Current status and perspectives. Presentation at the international conference „Sino-European Perspectives on Urban Sport and Health Development”. Köln, 19/20th December 2019. 100 Jahre Arbeiterwohlfahrt. Keynote at the anniversary event “Echt AWO. Seit 1919. Erfahrung für die Zukunft“, Berlin, December 13th 2019.

Disability sports in Germany: Approaches and Characteristics. Presentation at the workshop „Disability Sport in Europe“, Utrecht December 2nd 2019 (together with Dr. Till Müller-Schoell). Wie viel Geschichte braucht die Zukunft? 100 Jahre Arbeiterwohlfahrt in Hessen. Keynote at the event „100 Jahre Arbeiterwohlfahrt Hessen“. Paulskirche Frank- furt am Main, November 16th 2019. Die Rolle des Sports im zusammenwachsenden Europa, Presentation at the Euro- pa-Union Herne, November 8th 2019.

International Sports Organisations’ Responsibility for the Protection of Interna- tional Sport Relations. Revisiting Sports Diplomacy. Lecture at the “First Joint Seminar of the National Olympic Academies of Israel and Germany”, Tel Aviv, November 3rd.-6th 2019. "Der Bolzplatz" between playground and football pitch: Academic approaches to the adoption of urban space. Lecture at the conference “Small Words – Non-elite football in a comparative context“, Bayreuth, October 12th 2019. German Sports Youth Organisations and their Interactions in Europe. A matter of Europeanisation? Presentation at the congress of the European Committee for Sports History (CESH) „Youth, Youngsters and Sport from Antiquity to the Modern Day”, Université Lausanne, September 13th 2019. Europeanisation of Sport? Lecture at the Summer School of the Université Lau- sanne „Doing, Writing, Thinking Sport History”, Lausanne, September 12th 2019.

Die Bedeutung des Fußballs für die Stadtgesellschaft. Lecture at the opening ceremony of exhibition „Heimspiel. Zur Geschichte des Fußballs in der Region Rhein-Erft-Rur“, Wesseling, September 3rd 2019. 100 Jahre Arbeiterwohlfahrt: Die Rolle der Frauen. Keynote at the event „100 Jahre Arbeiterwohlfahrt – Bezirksverband Oberbayern“, Munich, August 30th, 2019.

Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 27 Jürgen Mittag Europa nach den Wahlen – Erwartungen, Ergebnisse, Möglichkeiten. Lecture at the TH Agricola, Bochum, Juli 8th, 2019.

A new institutional setting? The EU institutions in European Sport Politics ‘after’ Karen Petry Lisbon: Priorities, Procedures, Policies. Presentation at the Sport&EU conference 2019, Valletta, June, 27-29th, 2019. "Educational Settings in Sport and Transfer into Real Life Hosting and presentation at panel discussion at the 15th ENSE forum, Vienna University (Austria), September 27th, 2019." M&E in the project “Football for Character Building” in Indonesia, presentation at the Ministry of Education in Jakarta (Indonesia), July 15th, 2019.

Kristian Naglo "Small Worlds: Football at the Grassroots in Germany and England". Presenta- tion at the symposiums Sino-European Perspectives on Urban Sport and Health Development, Deutsche Sporthochschule Köln, December 2019. "Small soccer clubs as social entrepreneurs: some Anglo-German perspectives" (with Dilwyn Porter) ad "Sport as a Universal Language? Perspectives on Foot- ball and Integration". Presentation ath the des 3. Workshops des Small Worlds of Football Netzwerks Non-Elite Football in a Comparative Context, Universität Bayreuth, October 2019 Disability sports in Germany. Approaches and Characteristics, POLIS Workshop "Disability Sports in Europe", Utrecht (Netherlands), December 2nd-3rd, 2019

Till Müller-Schoell Innovative local sport policies in Germany? Limits and options with a semi-sove- reign state and quasi‐corporatist intermediation, POLIS Workshop „Comparing Social Inclusion and Equal Opportunities in European Cities and Municipalities“, Cologne, January 6th-7th, 2020

8. ACTIVITIES IN CO-OPERATION

Arbeitskreis Europäische Integration e.V. (AEI) https://www.aei-ecsa.de

European Network of Sport Education (ENSE) http://sporteducation.eu

Association for the Study of Sport and the European Union (Sport & EU) https://www.sportandeu.com

Jambo Bukoba e.V. https://www.jambobukoba.com

Play the Game https://www.playthegame.org

28 Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 9. TEAM

CHAIRHOLDER AND HEAD OF THE IESF

Univ.-Prof. Dr. Jürgen Mittag Jürgen Mittag studied Political Science, Medieval and Modern History as well as German literature at the Universities of Cologne, Bonn and Oxford 1992-1997; he obtained his Ph.D. (Dr. phil.) from the University of Cologne in 2000; from 1997 until 2003 he was employed as a research assistant at the Jean Monnet- Chair for Political Science, University of Cologne; from 2003 until 2010 he was Managing Director at the Institute for Social Movements of the Ruhr-University Bochum and of the “Foundation Library of the Ruhr“. Since 2011 he is chairholder and head of the Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies (German Sport University Cologne). He was visiting scholar and visiting professor in Florence (European University Institute), Brussels (TEPSA), Paris (Sciences Po), Istanbul (Bosphorous University) and Shanghai (SUS).

DEPUTY HEAD OF THE IESF

Dr. Karen Petry Karen Petry studied Sport Science at the German Sport University and Social Sciences at the University of Cologne. She has a PhD in Sport Science and is Deputy Head of the Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies since 2003. She is responsible for the research activities in European Sport Policy, Sport for Development, Social Work and Sport. Since 2009 she worked as a consultant for GIZ where she took part in the review of the Mass Participation Programme (MPP) of the Sports Ministry in South Africa (SRSA) and a Baseline Study for PE Teachers in Kabul, Afghanistan as well as in Gazi- antep, Turkey (in 2015) and in Sri Lanka (2017). In 2011 Karen Petry received the Alberto-Madella-Award for her outstanding engagement in Sport Education. From 2017-2019 she acts as the President of the European Network of Sport Education (ENSE).

EMERITUS AND FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE GSU

Univ. Prof. mult. Dr. Walter Tokarski Prof. Dr. Tokarski studied economics, sociology and social psychology at the University of Cologne. From 1990 to 1999 Prof. Dr. Tokarski was Chairholder of the Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies, focusing his research on European Sport Studies, Sport Policy and Leisure Sports. In 1999 he became president of the GSU and held this function until 2014. He received the Order of Merit 1st Class of the Federal Republic of Germany 2015. On July 5th, 2018, Walter Tokarski was awarded with the 2017 Sports Honorary Badge of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia for his services to sport.

Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 29 ACADEMIC STAFF

Dr. Till Müller-Schoell Dr. Till Müller-Schoell studied political science, Slavic languages and Sociology at the Universities of Heidelberg and Bonn and graduated with a thesis on the transformation of the Russian social security system. He works as a research associate at the Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies since 2014.

Dipl. Sportwiss. Katrin Bauer Katrin Bauer works as a researcher at the IESF since 2010. After her studies she was working on an evaluation project applied by Laureus Germany, a foundation attending to social sport projects all over the world. She worked in two projects in Africa (Namibia 2008, Tanzania 2011) in social projects dealing with sports. After having worked in a primary school for one year, she returned to the IESF and is now responsible for the scientific monitoring of the sector programme „Sport for development“of the German Society for International Cooperation (GIZ) together with Dr. Karen Petry.

Dr. Philipp Kufferath (until December 2019) Philipp Kufferath studied History, Sociology and Media and Communication Studies at the University of Göttingen and received his M.A. (Magister Arti- um) in 2009. Afterwards, he worked at the Göttingen Institute for Democracy Research as a research assistant until 2011. Supported by a dissertation grant of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, he researched the political and intellectual biography of the left social democrat and social scientist Peter von Oertzen. This extensive study resulted in his doctoral thesis was published in 2017. Since October 2016, he is a research associate of the IESF at the German Sport University Cologne. He currently works in a research project on the one hundred year history of the German Worker’s Welfare Association (AWO).

Rui Jin After completing his pedagogical bachelor studies (sports) in PR China, Rui Jin started his diploma programme of „Sports Economics and Sports Ma- nagement“ at the GSU, Cologne, in 2003, and graduated in 2008. Since 2015, he has been continuing his doctoral studies at the IESF in the research field of governance of non-profit sport organisations. Since November 2018, he works at the IESF as a research assistant and is responsible for the coordination and communication with Chinese (sports) universities.

30 Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 Louis Moustakas, M.Sc.

Originally from Canada, Louis Moustakas studied International Management at Université Laval in Quebec City and, for one semester, at the Copenhagen Business, graduating in 2010 with a Bachelor of Business Administration. -Af ter, he went on to work at the Coaching Association of Canada and completed an 18-month stint in Botswana, where he worked with their Olympic Com- mittee and later as Games Services Manager for the African Youth Games. He finished his M.Sc. Sport Management at the GSU in January 2017. Louis is involved in the EU projects BLUEPRINT and EDU-PACT as well as the communication manager of ENSE.

Dr. Kristian Naglo (since January 2020) Dr. Kristian Naglo is lecturer in social sciences at the Institute for European Sport Development and Leisure Studies, German Sports University Cologne since January 2020. He studied Politics and Social Psychology combined with Spanish Philology at Trier University and the Universidad de Complutense in Madrid, and gained his doctorate with the international doctoral programme of the DFG and the DAAD (LIPP) on Sociology of Language, Language Theory and Applied Linguistics at the LMU Munich. His research and teaching interests encompass themes in the field of Sociology of Sports, Knowledge and Language.

Kevin Nothnagel, M.A. (since October 2019) Kevin Nothnagel joined in October 2019. He also studied Sport Manage- ment and Communication and International Sport Development and Politics at the German Sport University Cologne. Kevin is mainly involved in the projects Sports History of the Ruhr Area and People in the Ruhr sports region.

Maximilian Seltmann, M.A. Maximilian Seltmann studied Sport Management and Communication and International Sport Development and Politics at the German Sport Univer- sity Cologne. He started working at the IESF in 2017. Since 2019, he is the Programme Coordinator for the M.A. International Sport Development and Politics and is involved in different research projects. In his PhD work, he in- vestigates the role of athletes as political actors in national and international sport governance.

Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 31 STUDENT RESEARCHERS

Lisa Kalina, B.A. (until February 2020) Lisa Kalina studied „Political Science“ at Hamburg University and graduated with a Master degree in International Sport Development and Politics in 2020. From 2019 until 2020, she worked as a research assistant - mainly in the field of sport and development - at the Institute of European Sport Deve- lopment and Leisure Studies.

Marilen Neeten, B.A. (until August 2020) Marilen Neeten studied sport, adventure and expressive movement at the German Sport University and graduated with a Master degree in Internatio- nal Sport Development and Politics in 2020. During her studies, she interned for sport organisations in the field of sport (for) development, such as Box- girls South Africa or the DOSB. From 2017 until 2020 worked at the IESF as an academic research assistant. Her sphere of action was mainly related to sport for development projects conducted by the Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) and the scientific evaluation of a sport-based education project in Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Felix Wolf, B.A. (until August 2020) Felix Wolf studied Sport Management and Communication at the German Sports University Cologne and graduated with a Bachelor degree in summer 2018. From then until 2020, he worked as a student research assistant at the Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies. Preparing for his Master degree in International Sport Development and Politics, he is currently working as an intern at the EOC EU in Brussels.

Patricia Zimmernmann, B.A. (until March 2020) Patricia finalised the Master’s program M.Sc. Sport Tourism and Recreation Management with her graduation in 2020. She worked as a research assistant at the Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies since November 2018 and was involved in proofreading, research projects and preparation for lectures. Before her studies and work at the German Sports University Cologne, she completed a dual Bachelor program in Tourism Eco- nomics at the IUBH Internationale Hochschule Düsseldorf and worked in the business hotel industry.

32 Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 CURRENT STUDENT RESEARCHERS

Elisabeth Bischof (since December 2019) Elisabeth studies B.A. “Sport and Health in Prevention and Therapy” at the German Sport University Cologne. She will complete her bachelor´s degree in winter 2021. Since December 2019, she works as a student research assistant at the Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies, mainly in the field of sport and development. She is involved in proofreading, literature research and administrative work.

Vincent Bock, B.A. (since August 2020) With a Bachelor degree in Sport Management and Sport Communication in his pocket, Vincent enrolled in the M.A. programme for International Sport Development and Politics and joined the IEFS in 2020. He mainly works on the EU sport policy project as a research assistant. During his university education he completed internships at the German Skiing Association and Garmin Germany working in the PR and sponsorship departments. He encourages in the inclusive-oriented NGO Grenzenlos in Bewegung – SpoHo aktiv and occasionally works for the National Anti-Doping Agency in the field of doping prevention.

Lorenz Fiege, B.A. (since January 2020) Lorenz finalised his studies Sport and Performance at the GSU Cologne with a Bachelor degree in 2017. Within the Master programme ‘International Sport Development and Politics’, he is currently writing his thesis about the role of athlete participation in National Anti-Doping Organisations of EU Member States. After an internship with the French event organiser „Amaury Sport Organisation’“(A.S.O.) in Frankfurt am Main in 2019, Lorenz started working as a student research assistant at the IESF in January 2020 for the project „Erasmus+ National Anti-Doping Governance Observer (NADGO)“. His research focus lies on comparative sport politics in relation to issues of good governance and anti-doping on European level.

Arda Alan Işik, B.A. (since May 2020) Arda Alan Işık studied Philosophy at Boğaziçi University and graduated with a Bachelor degree in 2019. He worked as a sports columnist for different newspapers in Turkey since 2011. He is currently enrolled in the Master Program International Sport Development and Politics. Since April 2019 he has been working as a research assistant at the Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies.

Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 33 CURRENT STUDENT RESEARCHERS

Kaija Ruck (since January 2020) Kaija is currently enrolled in the Bachelor‘s Program Sport Management and Communication at the German Sport University Cologne. Bevor starting her studies, she spent 12 months at the non-governmental sport organisation „United Through Sport South Africa“ that operates in the field of sport development. Since November 2019, she works as a research assistant at the Institute of European Sport Development and Politics. Her main sphere of action is the field of sport for development.

Mathias Marius Schmidt, B.A. (since May 2020) Mathias holds a Bachelor‘s degree in history and political science from the University of Düsseldorf and is currently enrolled in the Master‘s program in Modern History at the University of Cologne. After many years as a staff member of the German Sports and Olympic Museum in Cologne and freelancer of the German Football Museum in Dortmund, Mathias has been working as a research assistant at the Institute for European Sport Develop- ment and Leisure Research within the project “People in the Ruhr sports region - contemporary witness project on sports development in North Rhine” since May 2020.

Caroline Tisson, B.A. (since May 2020) Caroline is currently enrolled in the Institute‘s Master degree „International Sport Development and Politics“ and working at IESF as a student research assistant. During her studies, she focussed on coaching as well as understanding and questioning the sport system systemically. This year, her preliminary research field at IESF is EU sports policy, due to her managing an EU sport policy assessment study awarded to the IESF by the European Parliament.

34 Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 ADMINISTRATION AND COMMUNICATION

Lisa Röseler, M.A. (until December 2019) Lisa Röseler studied History, English Literature and Economics at the Univer- sites of Saarbrücken, Cardiff (Wales) and Cologne. She graduated in 1996. She worked as a press relations officer for several years. She joined the team of the IESF in October 2014.

Saskia Pawlowski (since February 2020) Saskia Pawlowski joined the IESF staff in February 2020. As Foreign Language Secretary and Online Marketing Assistant, she worked in several different branches such as business consulting, insurances and online marketing, just to name a few. She is responsible for all administrative relations, communication, the website and other publications.

Jean Monnet Chair Activity Report 2019/2020 35 Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies (IESF) Univ.-Prof. Dr. Jürgen Mittag Am Sportpark Müngersdorf 6 50933 Köln Deutschland

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