Activity Report 2011/12 Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies German Sport University Cologne
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Activity Report 2011/12 Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies German Sport University Cologne Univ.-Prof. Dr. Jürgen Mittag Jean Monnet Chair Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies (IESF) Univ.-Prof. Dr. Jürgen Mittag Am Sportpark Müngersdorf 6 D-50933 Köln IG II - R 313 Mail: [email protected] Phone: +49 (0)221-4982 2690 Fax: +49 (0)221-4982 8150 Web: https://www.dshs-koeln.de/wps/portal/iesf_de/home/ No. 200398-LLP-1-2011-1-DE-AJM-CH Access document online: 31st July 2012 Published: 31st August 2012 Editorial Staff: Lara Pusch, Anni Pekie Contents I. PREFACE ........................................................................................................................................... 5 II. LEITBILD/MISSION OF THE INSTITUTE .......................................................................... 6 III. TEACHING ACTIVITIES ................................................................................................................ 7 III.1 Courses in 2011/12 ............................................................................................... 8 III.2 Student Services: European Affairs Office ............................................................10 IV. RESEARCH ACTIVITIES ............................................................................................................ 11 IV.1 Focus ...................................................................................................................11 IV.2 Projects ................................................................................................................11 IV.2.1 European Bachelor-Programme „Physical Activity and Lifestyle Counselling“ ...12 IV.2.2 Research Project on the Role of the Asian Football Confederation in the Governance and Development of Football in Asia .......................................................13 IV.2.3 Responsibility and Sport .............................................................................................. 14 IV.2.4 Scientific evaluation of ‘Jambo Bukoba’: Sport and development in Tanzania ...15 IV.2.5 Evaluation study of projects by Laureus Sport for Good Foundation Germany ..16 IV.2.6 SPORTED - Sport and Politics: Organisations, Regulations and Themes in the European Dimension ......................................................................................................... 18 IV.2.7 Bourgeois and Trade Unionists: Ludwig Rosenberg ..........................................19 IV.2.8 The further development of a coordinated network for Sport Coaching in Europe (CoachNet) .....................................................................................................20 IV.2.9 Action for Good Governance in international sport organizations ......................21 IV.2.10 Sites of memory of sport and their role for national identity .............................21 IV.3 Ongoing PhD Dissertations ..................................................................................22 V.3 CONFERENCES ...........................................................................................................24 V.3.1 The power of sport – Access, current topics and guiding principles ....................25 V.3.2 Series of lectures sport and international development in 2011 ..........................26 V.3.3 3rd Symposium on sport politics ..........................................................................27 V.3.4 Women’s Football – (No) Goodbye to the big disparity .......................................29 V.3.5 Sport & EU Conference 2011 .............................................................................30 V.3.6 11th ENSSEE Forum Innovation and Practise – A Platform for Sport Education and Employment in Europe .................................................................................................... 31 V.3.7 Play the Game World Conference at the GSU ...................................................33 V.3.8 On the way to European sport politics? Trends – Actors – Problem Areas - Perspectives................................................................................................................34 V.3.9 1st Workshop for foreign sport expert training at the GSU..................................36 V.3.10 Opportunities and limitations of sports as a measure for development work.....37 VI. PUBLICATIONS ............................................................................................................................ 38 VI.1 Publications .........................................................................................................38 VI.2 Selected presentations and talks of the IESF-Team .............................................43 VI.3 (Guest) Speakers at GSU/IESF and Jean Monnet Lectures .................................45 VII. CO-OPERATION ACTIVITIES .................................................................................................. 46 VIII. STAFF.... ......................................................................................................................49 VIII.1 Chair holder and Head of the IESF ....................................................................49 V.2 Deputy Head of the IESF ......................................................................................49 V.3 Academic staff ......................................................................................................50 V.4 Academic staff (European Affairs Office)...............................................................53 V.5 Student researchers ..............................................................................................53 V.6 Student researchers (European Affairs Office) ......................................................56 V.7 Administrative staff ................................................................................................57 V.8 Other Staff ............................................................................................................57 I. PREFACE Over the past two decades the Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies (IESF) has established the frame for studies on sport politics and leisure activities at the German Sport University Cologne. In 2011 the institute and its chair holder have been awarded a Jean Monnet Chair for sport politics. This 1st annual report – covering the period from August 2011 to July 2012 – introduces the reader to the teaching and research activities as well as the additional activities and services carried out by the institute and the chair holder. The new Jean Monnet Chair, which is dedicated to the linkage of sport and politics, will pro- vide in particular comprehensive teaching materials on sport in the European Union in order to explain and publicly disseminate the role of sport in transnational relations. In addition, the institute wishes to enhance the flow of information among students, academic researchers and the public. The Jean Monnet Chair aims at developing a better understanding of the European Union. One of our principal goals is to make students of the German Sport Univer- sity aware of the activities and projects of the institute. We hope that students and academics will find this report helpful in determining their course of study and will be furthermore in- spired to become actively involved in our projects. Questions and (critical) comments on this report are highly welcome and may be addressed to the Jean Monnet Chair. This annual report is also available on the World Wide Web at http://www.dshs-koeln.de/iesf/ Jürgen Mittag July 2012 IESF, Jean Monnet Chair Prof. Jürgen Mittag, Activity Report 2011/12 | 5 II. LEITBILD/MISSION OF THE INSTITUTE The German Sport University Cologne (GSU) is Germany’s most important academic centre of teaching and research in physical education and sport science and one of the largest spe- cialised universities world-wide. With 19 scientific departments it covers a wide range of sport science in teaching and research. More than 30 sports are taught in theory and practice in modern facilities. 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 vari- ous school levels, and a doctoral degree. The Institute of European Sport Development and Leisure Studies and its newly established chair for sport politics work towards contributing to the European dimension of sport in particular. The ongoing interdependence of sport and other societal fields, the growing influence of governmental and non-governmental actors on the organisation of sport, its framework and the continuing Europeanisation and globalisation have increased the importance of sport politics. However, the development of a political science approach to sport and the formation of a particular branch addressing the broad range of sport-related political issues is still at the very beginning. Against this background, activities of the IESF aim to cooperate with national and interna- tional 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 federative autonomy and governmental regulation, but also the vertical