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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 3. The athletes | Les athlètes 23 3.1 Anti-doping | Anti-dopage 23 3.2 Career management | Gestion de carrière 25 3.3 Medicine and health | Médecine et santé 25 3.4 Olympians | Olympiens 27 4. The Olympic sports | Les sports olympiques 28 4.1 Summer sports | Sports d’été 28 4.1.1 Aquatics | Natation 28 4.1.2 Athletics | Athlétisme 29 4.1.3 Boxing | Boxe 29 4.1.4 Football 30 4.1.5 Gymnastics | Gymnastique 30 4.1.6 Handball 31 4.1.7 Weightlifting | Haltérophilie 31 5. Sport economics and management | Économie et gestion du sport 32 6. Sport law and ethics | Droit et éthique du sport 36 7. Sport and society | Sport et société 38 7.1 Disability | Handicap 38 7.2 Media | Médias 39 7.3 Philosophy | Philosophie 39 7.4 Religion 40 7.5 Technology | Technologie 41 7.6 Women and sport | Femmes et sport 42 7.7 Youth and education | Jeunesse et éducation 42 The Olympic Studies Centre www.olympic.org/studies [email protected] 2 New releases Issue 9-10 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. Visitez www.olympic.org/library et inscrivez-vous à notre alerte pour être régulièrement informés des dernières publications en date. The Olympic Studies Centre www.olympic.org/studies [email protected] 3 New releases Issue 9-10 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 The Olympic Studies Centre www.olympic.org/studies [email protected] 4 New releases Issue 9-10 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 The Olympic Studies Centre www.olympic.org/studies [email protected] 5 New releases Issue 9-10 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 The Olympic Studies Centre www.olympic.org/studies [email protected] 6 New releases Issue 9-10 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. 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