Nouvelles Parutions Sur L'olympisme Et Le Sport

New releases on Olympism and sport Nouvelles parutions sur l’Olympisme et le sport September - October 2016 (Issue 9-10)

Find 91 new releases on Olympism and sport, of which 24 are accessible online.

Retrouvez 91 dernières parutions sur l’Olympisme et le sport, dont 24 sont accessibles en ligne. New releases Issue 9-10

CONTENT | CONTENU

1. The Olympic Games | Les Jeux Olympiques 4 1.1 Tokyo 2020 4 1.2 Pyeongchang 2018 5 1.3 Rio 2016 5 1.3.1 Team guides by country | Guides d’équipes par pays 8 1.4 London 2012 | Londres 2012 15 1.5 Beijing 2008 16 1.6 Mexico 1968 17 1.7 OG History | Histoire des JO 17 1.8 Sustainability and legacy | Durabilité et héritage 19 1.9 International Games | Jeux Internationaux 21

2. The International Olympic Committee | Le Comité International Olympique 22 2.1 Official publications | Publications officielles 22

5. Sport economics and management | Économie et gestion du sport 32

6. Sport law and ethics | Droit et éthique du sport 36

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The abstracts mainly come from the publishers. Les résumés proviennent principalement des éditeurs.

Discover the Olympic World Library Our new library catalogue and information portal entirely dedicated to Olympic knowledge.

Visit www.olympic.org/library and sign up to be alerted regularly on new resources available.

Découvrez l’Olympic World Library Notre nouveau catalogue de bibliothèque et portail d’information entièrement consacré à la connaissance olympique.

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1. THE OLYMPIC GAMES | LES JEUX OLYMPIQUES

1.1 TOKYO 2020

Article ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE TOKYO 2020 OLYMPIC GAMES Mitsuhiro Osada, et al. Bank of Japan reports and research papers, January 2016, 21 p.

To start with, this paper considers the economic impact of the Olympic Games in past host countries, relying on existing research. Next, it examines—as quantitatively as possible—the potential economic impact of the Tokyo Olympics, focusing in particular on the following two demand channels: (i) the expected increase in foreign tourism, and (ii) the increase in construction investment associated with this event. Lastly, it provides rough estimates of the macroeconomic impact by aggregating these effects, and then briefly discusses what kind of efforts are required to enhance economic growth in order to ensure that hosting the Olympic Games provides a sustained boost to the Japanese economy. READ MORE

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1.2 PYEONGCHANG 2018

Article AN APPROACH TO IMPROVE SERVICE TRADE ACCOUNT OF KOREA: SPORT TOURISM AND PATTERNS OF SPECIALIZATION IN THE OLYMPIC GAMES

Sooyoung Sul. In: Journal of Korea trade, 2016, volume 20, no 3, pp. 297-314. The purpose of this paper is to quantitatively confirm whether hosting the Winter Olympic Games can improve tourism balance or increase the number of inbound tourists, and to discuss how Korea could maximize this opportunity. It also identifies other critical variables for improving tourism balances and further suggests that the certain characteristics of participating nation's patterns of medal wins at the Games should be better understood to contribute to attracting more tourists. Major contributions of this paper are two-fold: it analyzes the Winter Olympic Games which was rarely tackled; and relates hosting the mega-sport events with the service trade account.

1.3 RIO 2016

Research project RIO SOCIAL CHANGES 2009-2016: IS THERE A PRE- OLYMPIC LEGACY? Centro de Políticas Sociais, July 2016. The term "Olympic legacy" refers generally to the projection of the gains

to be seized by the city after the realization of the event. But can we already assess significant inflections in the historical series of the municipality of Rio de Janeiro in the period between the announcement and the realization of the event? After Rio 2016 announcement, is there a change in the quality of life in Rio municipality? How the local population has been affected during the period of preparation for the Olympics? How has changed the home, school, work, transport, etc? The main goal of this project is to assess the change in the quality of life of the population in Rio after the Olympic venue announcement. It analyzed several areas such as education, labor, housing, public services, transportation, digital inclusion and social development. The unprecedented opening of Rio's household surveys microdata allows a scientifically investigation of the existence or not of a pre-Olympic social legacy. Another goal is to act as an ombudsman of the Olympics social impact in Rio, making the results transparent to society. The project website provides user-friendly software that allows anyone to cross different sets of information and turn them into useful knowledge. READ MORE

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Special issue CIÊNCIA E CULTURA: OLYMPIC SPECIAL ISSSUE Ciência e cultura, volume 68, issue 2, April/June 2016. The core thematic of this issue of "Ciência e cultura" is dedicated to the analysis of the Olympic Games, held for the first time in Brazil. It includes the following articles in Portuguese: - Apresentação: Jogos Olímpicos Rio de Janeiro 2016 / Reppold Filho, Alberto Reinaldo. - Dinheiro público em megaeventos esportivos: a eficácia de uma justificativa inconsistente / Arlei Sander Damo. - Jogos Olímpicos e direito à moradia adequada / Raquel Rolnik . - Atividade física e jogos olímpicos: reflexões a partir de Londres 2012 e Rio 2016 / Billy Graeff, Paul Bretherton, Joe Piggin. - Valores associados aos jogos olímpicos / Holger Preuss, Norbert Schütte, Thomas Könecke, Lamartine DaCosta. - Olimpismo para o século XXI / Jim Parry. READ MORE

Article PREPAREDNESS FOR THE RIO 2016 OLYMPIC GAMES: HOSPITAL TREATMENT CAPACITY IN GEOREFERENCED AREAS Carolina Figueiredo Freitas ... [et al.]. In: Cadernos de saúde

pública, July 2016, volume 32, no 7, 13 p. The current article aims to analyze the treatment capacity of hospital facilities in georeferenced areas for sports events in the 2016 Olympic Games in the city of Rio de Janeiro, based on a model built drawing on references from the literature. READ MORE

Article PREDICTING THE FUTURE FOR RIO 2016: LEGAL ISSUES IN SPONSORSHIP, AMBUSH MARKETING, AND SOCIAL MEDIA John Grady. In: The entertainment and sports law journal,

volume 14, issue 2, pp. 1-4. Against the backdrop of London 2012's highly successful brand protection efforts, Rio 2016 promises to add additional layers of legal uncertainty, with strict Brazilian Olympic laws and a relaxed version of Rule 40 to bolster their Games-time enforcement efforts. Predicting the future for these Olympic legal issues is based on seeing similar marketing campaigns and tactics used at previous Games and by observing how previous organizing committees relied upon the host country's special legislation to respond to ambush marketing efforts. The author outlines how these legal issues in sponsorship are likely to be managed at Rio 2016. READ MORE

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Article THE RIO 2016 OLYMPICS: ANALYZING RULE 40'S MOMENT TO SHINE John Grady. In: Sport marketing quarterly, 2016, volume 25, no 3, pp. 182-184.

The International Olympic Committee sent shock waves through the Olympic advertising and sponsorship community when it announced in February 2015 that it was relaxing Rule 40 of the Olympic Charter to allow generic (non-Olympic themed) advertising featuring athletes during the Rio 2016 Games. According to the IOC, the purpose of the Rule is to preserve the unique nature of the Games by preventing over- commercialization and to keep the focus on the athletes' performance. Notably, while the IOC does not expressly reference ambush marketing in stating its purpose, preserving the Olympics' "sources of funding" is cited, referring to Rule 40's critical role in protecting long-standing global partners whose sponsorship dollars fund the Games. READ MORE

Article MEGA EVENTS AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF RIO DE JANEIRO INTO A MASS-TRANSIT CITY Luis Antonio Lindau … [et al.]. In: Research in transportation economics, Ahead of print, 29 September 2016.

Rio 2016 transit supply strategy focused on the bus, with BRT corridors featuring as the main innovation. The backbone of the plan included the implementation of an integrated high-capacity bus based transit network fully integrated to other modes including boat, LRT, metro and suburban rail. The study addresses benefits in terms of travel time and emissions from optimizing services and renewing the bus fleet. It highlights the gains in user's satisfaction before and after the BRT. It also reports measures to improve safety of the bus transit system and important challenges that still lie ahead to overcome problems deriving from the own success of BRT and from overestimating the performance of important BRT components.

Article RIO'S 2016 OLYMPIC GOLF COURSE: CITY'S LAST REMAINING ECOSYSTEMS LEFT "IN THE ROUGH" Charles Vercillo. In: University of Miami Inter-American law review, volume 47, number 2, Summer 2016, pp. 221-257.

To accommodate golf's return at the Summer Olympics, the city of Rio endorsed the construction of the Olympic golf course on land adjoining the Marapendi lagoon-land historically known to be ecologically valuable and environmentally protected. With the Games rapidly approaching, the city quickly passed complementary Law 125, stripping this land of its environmental protection, and instead authorizing a golf course as a sustainable use of the land. READ MORE

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1.3.1 TEAM GUIDES BY COUNTRY | GUIDES D’ÉQUIPES PAR PAYS

AUSTRIA | AUTRICHE OLYMPIC GUIDE RIO 2016, 05.-21.08.2016: OLYMPIC TEAM AUSTRIA Österreichisches Olympisches Comité. 2016, 151 p. Guide of the Austrian Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27936

BAHAMAS TEAM BAHAMAS 2016: RIO 2016 The Bahamas Olympic Committee. 2016, 38 p. Guide of the Bahamas Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27959

BELARUS | BIELORUSSIE BELARUS AT THE GAMES OF THE XXXI OLYMPIAD RIO 2016 NOC Belarus. 2016, 173 p. Guide of the Belarus Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27942

CAMEROON | CAMEROUN THE CAMEROON OLYMPIC TEAM IN CARIOCA LAND Comité National Olympique et Sportif du Cameroun. 2016, 15 p. Guide of the Cameroon Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27960

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CHINA | CHINE CHINESE SPORTS DELEGATION TO THE 31ST OLYMPIC GAMES Chinese Olympic Committee. 2016, 205 p. Guide of the Chinese delegation which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27927

CYPRUS | CHYPRE CYPRUS DELEGATION: 2016 AUGUST 5-21 Cyprus Olympic Committee (COC), 2016, 1 vol. Guide of the Cyprus Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27928

CZECH REPUBLIC | RÉPUBLIQUE TCHÈQUE TEAM GUIDE: CZECH OLYMPIC TEAM, RIO 2016 Czech Olympic Committee, 2016, 222 p. Guide of the Czech Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27925

DENMARK | DANEMARK TEAMBOG: OL 2016 Denmarks Idrætsforbund og Team Danmark, 2016, 162 p. Guide of the Danish Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27930

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EGYPT | ÉGYPTE THE EGYPTIAN DELEGATION FOR 2016 SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES, RIO DE JANEIRO Egyptian Olympic Committee. 2016, 1 vol. Guide of the Egyptian Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27939

ESTONIA | ESTONIE ESTONIA OLYMPIC TEAM 2016: MEDIA GUIDE Estonian Olympic Committee, 2016, 81 p. Guide of the Estonian Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27941

ETHIOPIA | ÉTHIOPIE ETHIOPIAN OLYMPIC DELEGATION Ethiopian Olympic Committee, 2016, 32 p. Guide of the Ethiopian Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27943

FIJI | FIDJI TEAM FIJI HANDBOOK OLYMPIC GAMES: XXXI OLYMPIC GAMES 05 - 21 AUGUST 2016, XV PARALYMPIC GAMES 07 - 18 SEPTEMBRE 2016 Fiji Association of Sports and National Olympic Committee. 2016, 36 p. Guide of the Fiji Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016

Olympic Games. MA 27946

FRANCE GUIDE DE L'ÉQUIPE DE FRANCE OLYMPIQUE: JEUX OLYMPIQUES DE RIO DU 5 AU 21 AOÛT 2016 Comité National Olympique et Sportif français. 2016, 398 p. Guide of the French Olympic team which participated at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. MA 27945

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GREECE | GRÈCE HELLENIC OLYMPIC TEAM: RIO - BRAZIL, 5 - 21 AUGUST, XXXI OLYMPIC GAMES 2016 Hellenic Olympic Committee. 2016, 111 p. Guide of the Hellenic Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27938

HUNGARY | HONGRIE TEAM HUNGARY: MAGYAR OLIMPIAI CSAPAT Hungarian Olympic Committee, 2016, 327 p. Guide of the Hungarian Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27944

JAMAICA | JAMAÏQUE JAMAICA TEAM BROCHURE: GAMES OF THE XXXI OLYMPIAD Jamaica Olympic Association, 2016, 60 p. Guide of the Jamaica Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27926

LATVIA | LETTONIE OLYMPIC TEAM: LATVIA 2016 Latvian Olympic Committee. 2016, 64 p. Guide of the Latvian Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27931

MALAYSIA | MALAISIE TEAM MALAYSIA: OFFICIAL TEAM HANDBOOK Olympic Council of Malaysia, 2016, 31 p. Guide of the Malaysian Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27958

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MONACO MONACO OLYMPIC TEAM: RIO 2016 Monaco Olympic Committee, 2016, 1 vol. Guide of the Monaco Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27948

MONGOLIA | MONGOLIE MONGOLIA TEAM BOOK: RIO 2016 OFFICIAL TEAM BOOK OF MONGOLIAN DELEGATION TO THE XXXI SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES National Olympic Committee of Mongolia. 2016, 95 p. Guide of the Mongolian Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27929

NORWAY | NORVÈGE TEAM NORWAY: DELTAKERMANUAL: RIO 2016 Norges Olympiske Komité. 2016, 30 p. Guide of the Norwegian Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27955

PAPUA NEW GUINEA | PAPOUASIE NOUVELLE GUINÉE PAPUA NEW GUINEA: THE OFFICIAL TEAM HANDBOOK, XXXI OLYMPIAD RIO DE JANEIRO, AUGUST 5 - 21, 2016 Papua New Guinea Olympic Committee, 2016, 27 p. Guide of the Papua New Guinea Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27951

SAN MARINO | SAINT- MARIN SAN MARINO TEAM: XXXI OLYMPIC GAMES, 5 - 21 AUGUST San Marino National Olympic Committee, 2016, 11 p. Guide of the San Marino Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27940

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SERBIA | SERBIE TEAM SERBIA Olimpijski Komitet Srbije, 2016, 85 p. Guide of the Serbian Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27950

SLOVAKIA | SLOVAQUIE SLOVENSKÝ OLYMPIJSKÝ TÍM RIO 2016 Slovenský Olympijský Výbor. 2016, 1 vol. Guide of the Slovakia Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27961

SOUTH KOREA | CORÉE DU SUD TEAM KOREA: KOREAN DELEGATION OFFICIAL GUIDE BOOK Korean Olympic Committee, 2016, 1 vol. Guide of the Korean Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27934

ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES | SAINT- VINCENT- ET- LES- GRENADINES ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES AT SUMMER OLYMPICS RIO 2016 St. Vincent and the Grenadines Olympic Committee. 2016, 1 vol. Guide of the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27932

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SWEDEN | SUÈDE SWEDISH OLYMPIC TEAM: RIO 2016 Sveriges Olympiska Kommitté. 2016, 49 p. Guide of the Swedish Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27933

TUNISIA | TUNISIE LA TUNISIE AUX JEUX OLYMPIQUES DE RIO 2016 Comité National Olympique Tunisien, 2016, 45, 19 p. Guide of the Tunisian Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27952

TURKEY | TURQUIE TURKEY OLYMPIC TEAM: RIO 2016 Turkish Olympic Committee, 2016, 1 vol. Guide of the Turkish Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27949

UKRAINE THE OLYMPIC TEAM OF UKRAINE: OFFICIAL HANDBOOK National Olympic Committee of Ukraine, 2016, 166 p. Guide of the Ukrainian Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27947

VENEZUELA VENEZUELA: GUÍA DE MEDIOS : JUEGOS OLÍMPICOS RÍO 2016 Comité Olímpico Venezolano. 2016, 284 p. Guide of the Venezuela Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27954

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UNITED ARAB EMIRATES | ÉMIRATS ARABES UNIS UNITED ARAB EMIRATES : XXXI OLYMPIC GAMES, RIO DE JANEIRO FROM 5 TO 21 AUGUST 2016 UAE National Olympic Committee. 2016, 50 p. Guide of the United Arab Emirates Olympic team which participated at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. MA 27937

1.4 LONDON 2012 | LONDRES 2012

Article THE META-EVALUATION OF THE SPORTS PARTICIPATION IMPACT AND LEGACY OF THE LONDON 2012 GAMES: METHODOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS

Ian Henry. In: Journal of global sport management, volume 1, 2016, issue 1-2, pp. 19-33. The London 2012 Games were subject to the most substantial evaluation of any of the Olympic Games, or indeed any other sporting event, to date, in the form of a meta-evaluation. The paper addresses one of the high-profile legacy goals associated with the 2012 Games, increased sports participation, and seeks to explain the disjunction between national-level participation data indicating little or no increase in participation and programme or project data suggesting significant increases, and thus highlights the limits to this specific application of the meta-evaluation approach. READ MORE

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Article NETWORKED SPECTATORS: SOCIAL MEDIA CONVERSATION & MODERATION AT THE OLYMPIC OPENING CEREMONY Jenna Jacobson. In: Online information review, 2016, volume 40,

no 6, pp. 746-760. This paper analyses the 2012 Olympic opening ceremony with the goal of making a nuanced contribution to the discussion of online participation and engagement afforded by social media. This paper applies a qualitative approach of sequential video analysis to the 2012 Olympic opening ceremony interpretive segment. The paper finds the London 2012 Olympic opening ceremony celebrates universalism and change, over nationalism and historicity. Despite the Olympics being a "networked media sport" where countries compete against each another in various sporting events, the paper argue that the overarching narrative of the London 2012 opening ceremony is one that breaks down traditional barriers, while simultaneously situating the individual at the centre of "networked spectatorship".

1.5 BEIJING 2008

Article THE BEIJING OLYMPICS FLAG-RAISING CEREMONY & CHINESE PROPAGANDA AS ACTIVELY MOLDING PUBLIC CONCEPTIONS OF TIBET Becky Hausdorff. In: Radicle: reed anthropology review, 2016,

volume 1, no 1, 10 p. This article analyses the opening ceremonies of the 2008 Olympics, held in Beijing. It explores the way China's ethnic minorities are represented in the ceremonies, with particular attention to representation of Tibetans. READ MORE

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1.6 MEXICO 1968

HOTEL MEXICO: DWELLING ON THE '68 MOVEMENT George F. Flaherty. 2016, University of California Press, 316 p. In 1968, Mexico prepared to host the Olympic Games amid growing civil unrest. The government built spectacular sports facilities and urban redevelopment projects in Mexico City symbolic of the country's rapid but uneven modernization. In the same year, a street-savvy democratization movement led by students emerged in the city. Throughout the summer, the '68 Movement staged protests underscoring a widespread sense of political disenfranchisement: rather than citizens, they were mere "guests" of the state. Just ten days before the Olympics began, nearly 300 student protestors were massacred by the military in a plaza at the core of a new public housing complex. In spite of institutional denial, censorship, and impunity, the 1968 massacre remains a touchstone in contemporary Mexican culture thanks to the public memory work of survivors and Mexico's leftist intelligentsia. In this highly original study of the afterlives of the '68 Movement, George Flaherty explores how urban spaces--material but also literary and cinematic--became an archive of 1968, providing a framework for de facto modes of justice for years to come. MA 27909

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1.7 OG HISTORY | HISTOIRE DES JO

Article THE IXTH OLYMPIC GAMES, AMSTERDAM 1928, PART 1 Pim van den Bold, Laurentz Jonker. In: Journal of sports philately, issue 155, pp. 14-23.

The Games of the IXth Olympiad yielded a great deal of highly interesting philatelic material in various areas. All the material referred to in this article is from the exhibit of Laurentz Jonker entitled "Amsterdam Olympics 1928" and developed as a specialized general presentation on the Olympic Games.

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Article ART WORKS AS SOURCES FOR SPORT HISTORY RESEARCH: THE EXAMPLE OF 'SPORTS ALLEGORY/THE CROWNING OF THE ATHLETES' BY CHARLES LOUIS FRÉDY DE COUBERTIN

Natalia Camps Y Wilant. In: The international journal of the history of sport, published online 16 Sep 2016, 18 p. This paper introduces the art historical methodology of iconological analysis that is of benefit to sport historians. This three-step approach is a tool for interpreting art works and contextualizing them with relevant biographical and societal information that influenced the artist's life and work. The art work analyzed in this paper is the painting 'Sports Allegory/The Crowning of the Athletes' by Pierre de Coubertin's father, the artist Charles Louis Frédy de Coubertin (1822–1908). This painting was chosen because of its relevance and importance to Olympic history. The painting is signed and dated to 1896 on the lower right corner and belongs to the collection of The Olympic Museum in Lausanne. READ MORE (AVAILABLE ON SITE)

Article ODE TO PEACE OR PRELUDE TO MILITARISM?: THE OPENING CEREMONIES OF THE 1936 BERLIN OLYMPICS AS POLITICAL THEATER Samuel D. Smith. In: Vanderbilt historical review, 2016, pp. 28-

33. When Nazi leadership ultimately embraced the notion of hosting the 1936 Summer Olympic Games in Berlin, the decision entailed an undertaking to which an inherently militaristic society would seem ill- suited: orchestrating an opening ceremony, a celebration grounded in the principles of peace and harmony that could withstand the scrutiny of a leery global audience. Through a dynamic approach that steeped the ceremony's routine proceedings in rich symbolic gestures, the Nazis' audition on the international stage generally succeeded in establishing an outwardly benign atmosphere. However, a thorough appraisal reveals that the regime could not bring itself to fully suppress its martial disposition, which consequentially colored a number of the day's events. READ MORE

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THE TREASURES OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES: AN INTERACTIVE HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES: FEATURING REMOVABLE HISTORIC MEMORABILIA IOC Olympic Studies Centre in collab. with the Olympic Museum's educational and cultural service and collections team Published in association with The Olympic Museum, "The treasures of the Olympic Games" brings to life, through over 200 photographs and 21 removable items of memorabilia, the glorious history of the Olympic Summer Games. Beginning in 776 BC in ancient Greece through to its revival in 1896 and the subsequent modern Games, this exceptional archive beautifully captures the organization's absorbing history and a wealth of sporting achievement. "The treasures of the Olympic Games" is a unique interactive book, where sports fans can hold and study facsimiles of historic documents, enabling them to get closer to the Games than has ever been possible before. MB 1284

1.8 SUSTAINABILITY AND LEGACY | DURABILITÉ ET HÉRITAGE

Article THE MODERN OLYMPIC GAMES - 1896, 2016 AND BEYOND: CAN ELITE SPORT SPECTACLES INCITE MOVEMENT AMONG THE MASSES, OR DO THEY MERELY FOSTER SPECTATORITIS?

Bradley J. Cardinal, Karuntharat Boonchauythanasit, Siu Yin Cheung. In: Journal of physical education, recreation & dance, volume 87, issue 7, 2016, pp. 5-8. This article discusses the to-date unmet potential of the Olympic Games to inspire and support a global physical activity revolution.

Article ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS (A COMPARISON OF 2020'S CANDIDATE CITIES) Mehmet Demirel, Duygu Harmandar Demirel and Utku Isik. In:

Anthropologist, 2016, volume 24, no 2, pp. 652-656. The aim of this paper is to examine and compare IOC's perspective on environmental sustainability with candidate cities of Istanbul, Tokyo and Madrid, participating in the nomination process of 2020. According to IOC's evaluation report; all candidate countries should give great importance to sustainable environmental projects and these projects should be managed properly. Furthermore, these projects should identify and be very well adapted to the local community. This study reports that all the candidate countries' sustainable environmental projects were all found to be admirable, however, their existing infrastructure were also pointed out. READ MORE

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LONDON'S OLYMPIC LEGACY: THE INSIDE TRACK Gillain Evans. Palgrave Macmillan, 2016, 241 p. This book provides a unique perspective on the behind the scenes planning of London's Olympic legacy. The author had unprecedented access to the legacy organisations, institutions, and individuals involved with the 2012 Games. This has allowed her, in a highly accessible and engaging style, to capture a sense of the unfolding drama as attempts were made in London to harness the juggernaut of Olympic development, and its commercial imperative, to the broader cause of meaningful post-industrial regeneration in East London. The book argues that London will become the test-case city against which the legacies of all future Olympic Games, and other sporting mega-events, will be judged. The author provides the first in-depth case study of a mega-event legacy planning operation, and sets out a constructive conclusion, which details the lessons to be learnt from London's experience. Exploring the relationship between mega event planning, and post-industrial urban regeneration, this book will appeal to scholars across sociology, sport and Olympic studies, anthropology, urban studies and geography as well as policymakers and practitioners in urban and sport planning. MA 27912

OLYMPIC CITIES: CITY AGENDAS, PLANNING, AND THE WORLD'S GAMES, 1896-2020 John R. Gold. Routledge, 2016, 484 p. The first edition of "Olympic Cities", published in 2007, provided a pioneering overview of the changing relationship between cities and the modern Olympic Games. This substantially revised and enlarged third edition builds on the success of its predecessors. The first of its three parts provides overviews of the urban legacy of the four component Olympic festivals; the Summer Games; Winter Games; Cultural Olympiads; and the Paralympics. The second part comprises systematic surveys of seven key aspects of activity involved in staging the Olympics: finance; place promotion; the creation of Olympic villages; security; urban regeneration; tourism; and transport. The final part consists of nine chronologically arranged portraits of host cities, from 1936 to 2020, with particular emphasis on the six Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games of the twenty-first century. As controversy over the growing size and expense of the Olympics, with associated issues of accountability and legacy, continues unabated, this book’s incisive and timely assessment of the Games’ development and the complex agendas that host cities attach to the event will be essential reading for a wide audience. This will include not just urban and sports historians, urban geographers, event managers and planners, but also anyone with an interest in the staging of mega-events and concerned with building a better understanding of the relationship between cities, sport and culture. MA 27912

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1.9 INTERNATIONAL GAMES | JEUX INTERNATIONAUX

PAN-ASIAN SPORTS AND THE EMERGENCE OF MODERN ASIA, 1913-1974 Stefan Huebner. NUS Press, 2016, 397 p. The history of regional sporting events in 20th-century Asia yields insights into Western and Asian perspectives on what defines modern Asia, and can be read as a staging of power relations in Asia and between Asian and the West. The Far Eastern Championship Games began in 1913, and were succeeded after the Pacific War by the Asian Games. Missionary groups and colonial administrations viewed sporting success not only as a triumph of physical strength and endurance but also of moral education and social reform. Sporting competitions were to shape a "new Asian man" and later a "new Asian woman" by promoting internationalism, egalitarism and economic progress, all serving to direct a "rising" Asia toward modernity. Over time, exactly what constituted a "rising" Asia underwent remarkable changes, ranging from the YMCA's promotion of muscular Christianity, democratization, and the social gospel in the US-colonized Philippines to Iranian visions of recreating the Great Persian Empire. Based on a vast range of archival materials and spanning 60 years and 3 continents, "Pan-Asian sports" shows how pan-Asian sporting events helped shape anti-colonial sentiments, Asian nationalisms, and pan-Asian aspirations in places as diverse as Japan and Iran, and across the span of countries lying between them. MA 27971

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2. THE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE | LE COMITÉ INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIQUE

2.1 OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS | PUBLICATIONS OFFICIELLES

OLYMPIC STADIUMS : PEOPLE, PASSION, STORIES = STADES OLYMPIQUES : DES HOMMES, DES PASSIONS, DES HISTOIRES Curated and edited at the Olympic Foundation for Culture and Heritage. D Giles Limited, 2016, 176 p. With a wealth of archival images, photos of athletes in action and detailed shots of the stadiums in which they perform, this new volume is a richly illustrated souvenir of the changing design and purpose of Olympic stadiums over the past century. Ten features examine the politics, architecture, future, sustainability and the creative and artistic impact of Olympic stadiums; they show how the International Olympic Committee works with Organizing Committees for the Olympic Games to build stadiums that respond to the long term needs of a city, and look at iconic stadiums that demonstrate architectural prowess and attract international attention. MA 27978

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3. THE ATHLETES | LES ATHLÈTES

3.1 ANTI- DOPING | ANTI- DOPAGE

Article ANALYTICAL PROGRESSES OF THE WORLD ANTI- DOPING AGENCY OLYMPIC LABORATORIES: A 2016 UPDATE FROM LONDON TO RIO, BIOANALYSIS,

FUTURE SCIENCE Ioanna Athanasiadou, Sven Voss, Emmanouil Lyris. In: Bioanalysis, November 2016, volume 8, issue 21, pp. 2265-2279. The 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games, was held in Rio de Janeiro with more than 10,500 athletes from 206 countries over the world competing for the highest of sports honors, an Olympic medal. With the hope that the Olympic ideal accompanies all aspects of the XXXI Olympiad, WADA accredited antidoping laboratories use the spearhead of analytical technology as a powerful tool in the fight against doping. This review summarizes the main analytical developments applied in antidoping testing methodology combined with the main amendments on the WADA regulations regarding analytical testing starting from the 2012 London Olympics until the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. READ MORE

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Article TACKLING DOPING SERIOUSLY: REFORMING THE WORLD ANTI-DOPING SYSTEM AFTER THE RUSSIAN SCANDAL Antoine Duval. In: ASSER policy brief, no. 2016-02, September

2016, 6 p. This policy brief aims at taking stock of the Russian state doping scandal and at proposing a way forward for a reform of the World Anti-Doping System. It points out the dramatic shortcoming of the World Anti-Doping Agency with regard to the compliance of signatories with the World Anti- Doping Code and its urgent need for an institutional overhaul. To address this compliance lapse, the policy brief advances five key general directions and a number of concrete reform proposals. READ MORE

SPITTING IN THE SOUP: INSIDE THE DIRTY GAME OF DOPING IN SPORTS Mark Johnson. Velopress, 2016, 408 p. Doping in sports is a history of good versus bad. Or so the story goes. Truth is, athletes have doped to do their jobs since the dawn of organized sports. But cleaning up drug-soaked sports has been a mission at odds with the spectacle-hungry interests of advertisers, Olympic organizers, governments, reporters, and fans, none of whom want to spit into sports’ nourishing broth of money, power, and national pride. In “Spitting in the soup”, Mark Johnson traces the shocking trail of hypocrisy that belies the tidy myth of clean athletes fighting corrupt deviants. Journalists spin false claims about amphetamines and EPO. Cold War governments treat anti-doping as an inconvenience. Olympic organizers dismiss the pursuit of clean sports as a budget-breaking nuisance. And U.S. lawmakers tie themselves in knots to enrich snake- oil supplement makers while railing against performance-enhancing drugs as a stain on the American Way. “Spitting in the soup” is an eye- opening tour through the ethical, social, and economic clamor that arises from our ongoing efforts to create a sporting island of chemical purity in the midst of a drug-dependent world. MA 27962

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3.2 CAREER MANAGEMENT | GESTION DE CARRIÈRE

THE RISE AND FALL OF OLYMPIC AMATEURISM Matthew P. Llewellyn and John Gleaves, University of Illinois Press, 2016, 254 p. For decades, amateurism defined the ideals undergirding the Olympic Movement. No more. Today's Games present athletes who enjoy open corporate sponsorship and unabashedly compete for lucrative commercial endorsements. Matthew P. Llewellyn and John Gleaves analyze how this astonishing transformation took place. Drawing on Olympic archives and a wealth of research across media, the authors examine how an elite--white, wealthy, often Anglo-Saxon--controlled and shaped an enormously powerful myth of amateurism. The myth assumed an air of naturalness that made it seem unassailable and, not incidentally, served those in power. Llewellyn and Gleaves trace professionalism's inroads into the Olympics from tragic figures like Jim Thorpe through the shamateur era of under-the-table cash and state- supported athletes. As they show, the increasing acceptability of professionals went hand-in-hand with the Games becoming a for-profit international spectacle. Yet the myth of amateurism's purity remained a potent force, influencing how people around the globe imagined and understood sport. Timely and vivid with details, “The rise and fall of Olympic amateurism” is the first book-length examination of the movement's foundational ideal. MA 27923

3.3 MEDICINE AND HEALTH | MÉDECINE ET SANTÉ

Article EXERCISE AND PREGNANCY IN RECREATIONAL AND ELITE ATHLETES: 2016 EVIDENCE SUMMARY FROM THE IOC EXPERT GROUP MEETING, LAUSANNE. PART 2 - THE EFFECT OF EXERCISE

ON THE FETUS, LABOUR AND BIRTH Kari Bø, Raul Artal, Ruben Barakat. In: British journal of sports medicine, Ahead of print, 12 October 2016, 9 p. This is Part 2 of 5 in the series of evidence statements from the IOC expert committee on exercise and pregnancy in recreational and elite athletes. This Part 2 focuses on maternal and fetal perinatal outcomes. READ MORE

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Article THE ELITE YOUNG ATHLETE: STRATEGIES TO ENSURE PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL HEALTH Todd M. Sabato, Tanis J. Walch, and Dennis J. Caine. In: Open access journal of sports medicine, 2016, volume 7, pp. 99-113.

This article presents a current review of the risk of physical and psychological injury associated with participation in elite youth sport, and suggests strategies to ensure the physical and emotional health of these young athletes. The article addresses also the YOG. READ MORE

Article OLYMPIC CHAMPION SARA SIMEONI TALKS ABOUT GENDER BARRIERS IN SPORT AND MEDICINE: CULTURE, OPPORTUNITIES AND RESOURCES

Sara Simeoni, Daniela Catalano. In: Journal of functional morphology and kinesiology, 2016, volume 1, issue 3, pp. 303- 313. An overview of the relationship between elite athletes' sport activity and medicine was presented during a conference with guest speaker Mrs. Sara Simeoni, Italian Olympic Games high jump champion (one gold medal, in Moscow, and silver medals in Montreal and Los Angeles). She has had a particularly prolonged career for this type of sport activity, and her endorsement and support, since she is a recognized icon of sport excellence, is very important. This is particularly true in relevant and sensitive topics such as gender inequalities, physical exercise and sport ethics. During the conference, the relationship between nutrition, physical activity and health, in both medicine and social life, were also covered. READ MORE

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3.4 OLYMPIANS | OLYMPIENS

ALMA RICHARDS: OLYMPIAN Larry R. Gerlach. The University of Utah Press, 2016, 291 p. Alma Richards, as an unsung high school student, surprisingly set an Olympic record for the high jump in the 1912 Stockholm Olympics. He was the only native Utahn and member of the LDS church to win an Olympic gold medal in the twentieth century. After a stellar collegiate track career that saw him lead Cornell to three national championships, Richards for two decades reigned as America’s most accomplished multiple-event track and field athlete, winning national titles in five different events. Despite his prominence in the history of American sports, this is the first treatment of his athletic career and personal life. The book traces Richards from his boyhood in rural Parowan, Utah, to Cornell and through his service as an officer in World War I and his teaching career in Los Angeles. His story is that of a remarkable athlete, but also that of a man struggling for personal fulfillment while endeavoring to retain his Mormon heritage amid his changing religious circumstances and participation. More than a century has passed since Alma Richards won an Olympic gold medal, yet this story about man and sport—the drive to excel, victory as validation of hard work, the quest for public recognition and, ultimately, the achievement of self-identity and self-satisfaction—still resonates today. MA 27974

COLLISION COURSE: THE OLYMPIC TRAGEDY OF MARY DECKER AND ZOLA BUDD Jason Henderson. Arena Sport, 2016, 232 p. Mary Decker's clash with Zola Budd at the 1984 Los Angeles Games is one of the biggest and most controversial events in Olympic history. In a head-to-head that gripped the imagination of the world, the 3000 metres race pitted the experienced and glamourous world champion from the host nation against a prodigious, teenage waif from South Africa wearing a hastily-organised British flag on her vest and, memorably, no shoes on her feet. Disastrously, a mid-race collision saw Decker tumble to the

inside of the track after her legs tangled with Budd s as the 18-year-old overtook the American in a battle for pole position. Distraught and unable to carry on, the tearful Decker watched in frustration as Maricica Puica of Romania stormed to gold while Budd, who was heavily booed by the partisan crowd in the closing stages, faded to seventh. Using the famous Olympic moment as its focal point, "Collision course" tells the story of two of the best-known and greatest athletes of all time, analyses their place in history as pioneers of women s sport, and lifts the lid on two lives that have been filled of sporting and political intrigue that, until now, has never been fully told. MA 27965

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4. THE OLYMPIC SPORTS | LES SPORTS OLYMPIQUES

4.1 SUMMER SPORTS | SPORTS D’ÉTÉ

4.1.1 AQUATICS | NATATION

AQUATICS WORLD MAGAZINE: SPECIAL ISSUE POST-RIO 2016 FINA, 2016/4, 124 p. The latest issue of the magazine “Aquatics world magazine” is dedicated to Rio 2016. READ MORE

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4.1.2 ATHLETICS | ATHLÉTISME

100 METRE MEN: THE INSIDE STORY OF THE FASTEST MEN ON EARTH Neil Duncanson. Andre Deutsch, 2016, 352 p. For many years, sprinters were considered arrogant, uncommunicative, driven men, willing to do almost anything to win the Olympic Games men's 100 metre gold medal. Then came the ultra-relaxed, charming, playful Usain Bolt, who redefined the world of sprinting, taking it back to a bygone era. The 24 Olympic champions before Bolt covered a wide range of personalities, from those who embraced a celebrity, multimillion-dollar lifestyle to the lonely, suicidal introvert; from enduring legend to forgotten hero; from prison inmate to government minister; and from pharmaceutically enhanced cheat to innocent nineteenth-century college boy. All coveted the title "The fastest man on earth". Their amazing careers and colourful stories make for compelling reading. MA 27970

4.1.3 BOXING | BOXE

Article THE INCLUSION OF WOMEN'S BOXING IN THE OLYMPIC GAMES: A QUALITATIVE CONTENT ANALYSIS OF GENDER AND POWER IN BOXING Anne Tjønndal. In: Qualitative sociology review, July 2016,

volume 12, issue 3, pp. 84-99. The aim of this paper is to explore how and in what ways constructions of gender are linked to relations of power in international amateur boxing. Further, what implications the interplay between gender and power might have for female boxers. In order to identify relations of power between men and women in boxing, a series of online texts depicting the process of including women's boxing in the Olympic Games (2009-2012) is analyzed and discussed. READ MORE

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4.1.4 FOOTBALL

ROUTLEDGE HANDBOOK OF FOOTBALL STUDIES John Hughson. Routledge, 2016, 511 p. Football is unquestionably the world's most popular and influential sport. There is no corner of the globe in which the game is not played or followed. More countries are affiliated to FIFA, football's governing body, than to the United Nations. The sport has therefore become an important component of our social, cultural, political and economic life. The "Routledge handbook of football studies" is a landmark work of reference, going further than any other book in considering the historical and contemporary significance of football around the world. Written by a team of leading sport scholars, the book covers a broad range of disciplines from history, sociology, politics and business, to philosophy, law and media studies. The central section of the book examines key themes and issues in football studies, such as the World Cup and international competition, governance and ownership, fandom and celebrity. The concluding section offers in-depth surveys of the culture and organisation of football in each of the regional confederations, from UEFA to CONCACAF. This book will be fascinating reading for any serious football fan and an essential resource for advanced students or scholars undertaking research in football or sport studies, and any practitioner or policy-maker working in football. MA 27973

4.1.5 GYMNASTICS | GYMNASTIQUE

WORLD OF GYMNASTICS: SPECIAL ISSUE POST- RIO 2016 FIG, October 2016, issue 79, 104 pages. The latest issue of the magazine “World of gymnastics” is dedicated to Rio 2016. READ MORE

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THE END OF THE PERFECT 10: THE MAKING AND BREAKING OF GYMNASTICS' TOP SCORE - FROM NADIA TO NOW Dvora Meyers. Touchstone, 2016, 319 p. Just in time for the 2016 Olympic Games and the fortieth anniversary of Nadia Comaneci’s “Perfect 10,” an exciting and insightful account of the controversial world of gymnastics, the recent changes of the scoring system, and why those changes will drive American gymnasts to the top of the sport in the twenty-first century. MA 27975

4.1.6 HANDBALL

WORLD HANDBALL MAGAZINE IHF, 2016, issue 3, 66 pages. The latest issue of the magazine “WHM” is dedicated to Rio 2016 and also offers a complete history of the Olympic tournaments. READ MORE

4.1.7 WEIGHTLIFTING | HALTÉROPHILIE

WORLD WEIGHTLIFTING: OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF THE INTERNATIONAL WEIGHTLIFTING FEDERATION International Weightlifting Federation, October 2016, issue 138. This special issue is dedicated to the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio. READ MORE

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5. SPORT ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT | ÉCONOMIE ET GESTION DU SPORT

Article CONVERGENCE AND DIVERGENCE OF ELITE SPORT POLICIES: IS THERE A ONE-SIZE-FITS-ALL MODEL TO DEVELOP INTERNATIONAL SPORTING SUCCESS?

Veerle De Bosscher… [et al.]. In: Journal of global sport management, Ahead of print, 17 October 2016, pp. 1-20. This study is based on a detailed international comparison of the elite sport policies of 15 nations as part of the SPLISS (Sports Policy Factors Leading to International Sporting Success) study. It aims to provide deeper insights into the phenomena of convergence and divergence of elite sport policies. The research uses a mixed methods approach based on document reviews, interviews with high performance directors and surveys of 3142 athletes, 137 6 coaches and 246 performance directors. There appears to be no generic blueprint for achieving international sporting success.

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Article THE EMERGING CONCEPT OF SPORT-EVENT- HOSTING STRATEGY: DEFINITION AND COMPARISON Jean-Loup Chappelet, Kwang Hoon Lee. In: Journal of global

sport management, volume 1, issue 1-2, pp. 34-48. As bidding for the rights to host sport events has become increasingly competitive, more and more countries, regions and cities have been employing public strategies and policies for promoting attractiveness of their locations to host sport events, which can be termed as 'sport-event- hosting strategy' (SEHS). However, from an academic standpoint, minimal effort has been made to conceptualise the notion of SEHS. This paper, thus, attempts to systematically examine such strategy by integrating the main findings of prior theoretical and empirical research. READ MORE

Article OLYMPICS BIG DATA PROGNOSTICATIONS Arushi Jain, Vishal Bhatnagar. In: International journal of rough sets and data analysis (IJRSDA), volume 3, no 4, 14 p. Data is continuously snowballing over the years, gradually a huge

growth is seen in data to store and tame to yield meticulous result. It gives rise to a concept nowadays, reckoned as big data analytics. With the summer Olympics at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in the year 2016 round the corner, we, the authors have implemented a mathematical model by implementing efficient map reduce program to predict the number of medals each country might bag at the games. Based on a number of factors such as historical performance of the country in terms of medals won, the performance of athletes, financial scenario in the country, fitness levels and nutrition of athletes along with familiarity to the playing conditions can be used to come up with a reliable estimate.

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SPORT CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR: MARKETING STRATEGIES Daniel C. Funk... [et al.]. Routledge, 2016, 327 p. All successful marketing strategies in sport or events must take into account the complex behaviour of consumers. This book offers a complete introduction to consumer behaviour in sport and events, combining theory and cutting-edge research with practical guidance and advice to enable students and industry professionals to become more effective practitioners. Written by three of the world’s leading sports marketing academics, it covers a wide range of areas including: social media and digital marketing, the segmentation of the sport consumer market, service quality and customer satisfaction, sport consumer personalities and attitudes, the external and environmental factors that influence sport consumer behaviour. These chapters are followed by a selection of international case studies on topics such as female sport fans, college sports, marathons and community engagement. The book’s companion website also provides additional resources exclusively for instructors and students, including test banks, slides and useful web links. As the only up-to-date textbook to focus on consumer behaviour in sport and events, “Sport Consumer Behaviour: Marketing Strategies” offers a truly global perspective on this rapidly-growing subject. This book is an invaluable resource for anyone involved in the sport and events industries, from students and academics to professional marketers. MA 27908

SPORT GOVERNANCE: AN INTRODUCTION Neil King. Routledge, 2016, 202 p. Sport governance has become an increasingly widespread subject for research and teaching in sports studies. This engaging and accessible textbook examines the governance of sport organisations in a changing political, legal, financial and socio-cultural context. It explains how sport organisations are governed, explores the issues and challenges faced by those governing sport today, and looks ahead to how sport can be governed better in the future. Covering sport at all levels, from community organisations and national governing bodies to international organisations such as the IOC and FIFA, this text examines key components of governance, such as legal and regulatory frameworks, stakeholding, performance, compliance and the reform of the non-profit sector in line with corporate governance. This text is also timely given that recent corruption scandals in sport have served to highlight the central importance of good governance in sport. Its nine chapters draw upon more than thirty international case examples across a range of sports including athletics, football, gymnastics, hockey, rowing, rugby, badminton and tennis. With extensive lists of learning activities and resources, original empirical research and insights into the politics of policymaking and implementation, this textbook is essential reading for any course on sport governance, policy, management or development. MA 27914

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CHALLENGING SPORTS GOVERNING BODIES Adam Lewis. Bloomsbury Professional, 2016, 180 p. "Challenging sports governing bodies" covers the decision to challenge the actions of a sports governing body and considers the causes of action that form a basis for them. This title refers to this important area of practice that more company, commercial and regulatory practitioners are venturing in to. The text is encyclopaedic in nature and practice based providing a practical analysis of key issues for practitioners. Footnotes are used to identify the leading cases for propositions in the main text and to help with finding similar and relevant cases. To ensure this work is comprehensive in its subject matter there is a short section on remedies focusing on internal appeal routes and arbitration. MA 27922

RESEARCH HANDBOOK OF EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS IN SPORT James Skinner ... [et al.]. Edward Elgar Publishing, 2016, 408 p. Employment relations, much discussed in other industries, has often been neglected in professional sports despite its unique characteristics. The book aims to explore in detail the unique nature of the employment relationship in professional sports and the sport industry. In four parts the book examines, firstly the regulation of sporting competition both within and across sporting codes; secondly a range of employment law issues such as how contracting and negotiation are handled, how disputes are resolved, and the role of sporting representatives such as player associations. The third section discusses the economic issues related to employment such as transfers, drafts and efforts to achieve "competitive balance". The final section of the book explores contemporary issues in sports management and governance, including anti-discrimination and anti-doping policy. Through this analysis the book identifies the complex and unique issues surrounding employment relations within professional sports and the sport industry. MA 27921

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6. SPORT LAW AND ETHICS | DROIT ET ÉTHIQUE DU SPORT

Article WHEN THE 'ESCAPE’ ENDS RESPONSIBILITY OF THE IOC AND FIFA AT THE INTERSECTION OF SPORT LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS Trista Turley. In: Notre Dame journal of international &

comparative law, September 2016, volume 6, no 1, article 12, pp. 145-166. This note argues that major governing bodies of international sport should and can assume a greater role in the field of human rights by pursuing enhanced status as an actor under international law, facilitating a treaty between nation states with the cooperation of UNESCO, or some combination of both. The note focuses on the IOC and FIFA—the two largest and arguably most sophisticated governing organizations in international sport. However, the note also carries implications for smaller organizations such as the Commonwealth Games Family (CGF) and the Pan American Sports Organization (PASO). READ MORE

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DOPING IN SPORT AND THE LAW Ulrich Haas and Deborah Heale. Bloomsbury, 2016, 298 p. This unique international legal and cross-disciplinary edited volume contains analysis of the legal impact of doping regulation by eminent and well known experts in the legal fields of sports doping regulation and diverse relevant legal fields. It also contains perspectives on medicine and psychology which are intrinsically important areas for consideration in the sports doping landscape. These are thoughtful extended reflections by experts on theory and policy and how they interact with law in the context of doping in sport. It is the first book to examine the topical and contentious area of sports doping from a variety of different but very relevant legal perspectives which impact the stakeholders in sport at both professional and grass roots levels. The WADA Code contains an unusual mix of public and private regulation which is of more general interest and fully explored in this work. Each of the 15 chapters addresses doping regulation from a legal perspective such as tort, corporate governance, employment law, human rights law, or a medical or scientific area. Legal areas are generally considered from an international and not national perspective. Issues including fairness, logic and the likelihood of compliance are explored. It is vital reading for anyone interested in the law, regulation and governance of sport. MA 27916

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7. SPORT AND SOCIETY | SPORT ET SOCIÉTÉ

7.1 DISABILITY | HANDICAP

DISABILITY SPORT: A VEHICLE FOR SOCIAL CHANGE? Ian Brittain. Common Ground, 2016, 194 p. This book contains a selection of papers presented at the “Disability sport: a vehicle for social change?” conference hosted by the Centre for Peace and Reconciliation Studies (CPRS) at Coventry University from 23rd – 25th August 2012. The brainchild of conference organiser Dr Ian Brittain, the conference brought together around forty academics and practitioners in the field of sport for people with disabilities from around the world. MA 27924

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7.2 MEDIA | MÉDIAS

DEVELOPING SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL MEDIA PLANS IN SPORT ORGANIZATIONS Jimmy Sanderson, Christopher Yandle. Fit publishing, 2015, 87p. Social media platforms have permeated sport at a rapid rate. It is difficult to find an avenue of sport that these communication technologies do not touch. As a result, sport organization personnel have been faced with the challenge of both integrating and optimizing social media. Given the rapid proliferation of social media into sport, organizational approaches are varied. Authors Jimmy Sanderson and Christopher Yandle fill the need for a central resource that can link practical examples with academic research to provide a compelling overview of developing

successful social media plans for sport organizations. "Developing successful social media plans in sport organizations" is beneficial to industry professionals and is a useful classroom resource for sport management and sport communication faculty and students. As additional resources, the text also includes case studies and input from athletic administrators, coaches and athletes. MA 27917

7.3 PHILOSOPHY | PHILOSOPHIE

HUMANITÉ ET RESPONSABILITÉ: SUR L'HUMANITÉ PRATIQUE ET DES VALEURS EUROPÉENNES ET OLYMPIQUES Hans Lenk. Projektverlag, 2016, 217 p. Dans le présent recueil d'essais, Hans Lenk rassemble ses textes et ses présentations qui furent donnés à l'UNESCO et qui sont consacrés aux thèmes des valeurs européennes, des valeurs humaines et de la responsabilité, de l'éducation des jeunes et à quelques problèmes relevant des sciences sociales et de la philosophie sociale. MA 27976

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PHILOSOPHY OF SPORT: KEY QUESTIONS Emily Ryall. Bloomsbury, 2016, 264 p. “Philosophy of sport: key questions” provides an accessible and comprehensive guide to the philosophy of sport. Each chapter is framed by a question that explores the main issues, ideas and literature in the field ranging from questions about the nature and value of sport, the sporting body, aesthetics and ethics. Students are given the opportunity to consider significant debates in the philosophy of sport and each chapter is supplemented by independent study questions. Each section also contains short insightful interviews with eminent scholars in order to give a broader understanding of the history and development of the subject. The main themes covered within this text include: the nature of sport; sport and the body; aesthetics and the aesthetic value of sport; a consideration of fair play, rules and the ethos of sport; the nature of competition; the application and effect of technology on sport and introductions to contemporary ethical issues such as doping, violence, disability, patriotism, elitism and sexual equality, as well as a broader reflection on the connection between sport and moral development. MA 27910

7.4 RELIGION

UNDERSTANDING SPORT AS A RELIGIOUS PHENOMENON: AN INTRODUCTION Eric Bain-Selbo and D. Gregory Sapp. Bloomsbury, 2016, 173 p. Readers are introduced to a range of theoretical and methodological approaches used to understand religion - including sociology, philosophy, psychology, and anthropology - and how they can be used to understand sport as a religious phenomenon. Topics include the formation of powerful communities among fans and the religious experience of the fan, myth, symbols and rituals and the sacrality of sport, and sport and secularization. Case studies are taken from around the world and include the Olympics (ancient and modern), football in the UK, the All Blacks and New Zealand national identity, college football in the American South, and gymnastics. MA 27918

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7.5 TECHNOLOGY | TECHNOLOGIE

THE ETHICS OF SPORTS TECHNOLOGIES AND HUMAN ENHANCEMENT Thomas H. Murray. Routledge, 2017, 473 p. This volume presents articles which focus on the ethical evaluation of performance-enhancing technologies in sport. The collection considers whether drug doping should be banned; the rationale of not banning ethically contested innovations such as hypoxic chambers; and the implications of the prospects of human genetic engineering for the notion of sport as a development of ‘natural’ talent towards human excellence. The essays demonstrate the significance of the principles of preventing harm, ensuring fairness and preserving meaning to appraise whether a particular performance enhancer is acceptable in the context of sport. Selected essays on various forms of human enhancement outside of sport that highlight other principles and concepts are included for comparative purpose. Sport enhancement provides a useful starting point to work through the ethics of enhancement in other human practices and endeavors, and sport enhancement ethics should track broader bioethical debates on human enhancement. As a whole, the volume points to the need to consider the values and meanings that people seek in a given sphere of human activity and their associated principles to arrive at a morally grounded and reasonable approach to enhancement ethics. MA 27968

SPORTS INNOVATION, TECHNOLOGY AND RESEARCH Dominic FL Southgate. World Scientific, 2016, 183 p. "Sports innovation, technology and research" gives an insight into recent research and design projects at Imperial College London. It presents the on-going development of a diverse range of areas from elite rowing performance to impact protection to sporting amenities in communities. Also included are descriptions of some of the latest innovations that have been developed as part of the Rio Tinto Sports Innovation Challenge, an initiative that tasked engineering students to design, build and implement Paralympic and other sporting equipment. It offers a glimpse at the breadth of creativity that can be achieved when human centred design is applied to an area such as disabled sport. It also shows the potential that design and engineering have to contribute to healthy lifestyles and the generation of whole new sporting domains.This book will be valuable for anyone with an interest in sports technology, including those in industry, academia, sports organisations and athletes themselves. MA 27972

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7.6 WOMEN AND SPORT | FEMMES ET SPORT

WOMEN AND SPORT: CONTINUING A JOURNEY OF LIBERATION AND CELEBRATION Ellen J. Staurowsky. Human Kinetics, 2016, 315 p. “Women and sport: continuing a journey of liberation and celebration” focuses on women winning access to the playing field as well as the front office in sport. Readers will gain an understanding of how women have been involved in sport and physical activity, how they have struggled for widespread recognition and legitimacy in the eyes of many, and how they continue to carve out their role in shaping sport as we know it today and as it will be in the future. Edited by renowned expert Ellen J. Staurowsky, widely accepted as an authority on college athlete rights and Title IX and gender equity, “Women and sport” facilitates interdisciplinary, research-based discussion by providing a detailed account of contributions from women in sport. MA 27915

7.7 YOUTH AND EDUCATION | JEUNESSE ET ÉDUCATION

YOUTH AND SPORT FOR DEVELOPMENT: THE SEDUCTION OF FOOTBALL IN LIBERIA Holly Collison. Palgrave Macmilan, 2016, 241 p. Processes of development concerning reconciliation, rehabilitation and peace-building have become a central theme for global organizations tasked with intervening in broken and divided societies after violent conflicts. What can reunite populations divided by war and violence whilst attempting to build a peaceful civil society? This book considers the impact and value of sport, notably football, towards achieving this goal. Using extensive fieldwork from Liberia, Collison highlights the multiple and diverse stakeholders and actors aligning themselves with ‘Sport for Development and Peace’ interventions. By unpacking and conceptualising the ambiguous terminology, complex social effects and the lived experience of SDP, this book draw upon participant voices and the author’s own lived experience within SDP to gain symbolic understandings of culture, identity and the formal and informal social structures in which participants and interventions operate. Collison identifies that SDP has become fashionable within development agendas but it remains an aspirational image, a notion of seduction, rather than a tested method of reintegration and youth development in post-conflict environments. “Youth and Sport for Development” questions the assumptions of SDP rhetoric and programs, and traces the effects of football - the favoured vehicle of SDP- on youth in post-conflict Liberia. Examining three core themes: post-conflict development, youth and community, this book centralises the narratives of young football players in Liberia and will appeal to scholars across anthropology, sociology, sports studies, politics and development. MA 27911

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