Conference programme Play the Game 2015 , , 25-28 October Sunday 25 October - Opening Day The real world of match-fixing (I) Room 8A 11.00-12.00 Pre-opening workshop (Marselis Hotel) Road Map to the Anti-Match-Fixing Industry Declan Hill PhD, Author Freelance Canada The first of three open workshops for journalists and others interested in matchfixing research Global sport: Reform or revolution? Aarhus Town 14.00-18.00 Opening session at the Aarhus Town Hall Hall Chair: Henrik H. Welcome to Play the Game 2015 Johs. Poulsen Chairman Play the Game/Idan Denmark Brandt Welcome to Aarhus Jacob Bundsgaard Mayor Aarhus City Denmark Official opening speech Bertel Haarder Minister Ministry of Culture Denmark Parliamentary Assembly of the Council Presentation title to be confirmed Anne Brasseur President Luxembourg of Europe Blowing the whistle: What Play the Game is about Jens Sejer Andersen International director Play the Game/Idan Denmark Musical intervention by the Maestra Choir Football reform activist & Whistleblowers - the Fifth Estate of Democracy Bonita Mersiades #NewFIFANow Australia Co-Founder 15.30-16.00 Coffee break Chair: Roger Pielke Global Sport – a SWOT Assessment Richard W. Pound Member, Doyen International Olympic Committee Canada

Criminal Threats to the Global Sporting Industry Nicholas I. Cheviron Supervisory Special Agent Federal Bureau of Investigation USA Exploiting the connection: sporting rule violations and Peter Nicholson Ethics Officer International Cricket Council Australia criminality Sports Governance Observer - highlights from a survey into PhD, Post-doctoral Fellow, Arnout Geeraert KU Leuven/Play the Game Belgium 35 international Olympic federations Governance Analyst Panel debate, Q&A Panelist Michael Ask CEO Anti-Doping Danmark Denmark Football reform activist & Panelist Bonita Mersiades #NewFIFANow Australia Co-Founder 18.00-19.30 Welcome reception at Aarhus Concert Hall (Musikhuset)

1/18 22-10-2015 Conference programme Play the Game 2015 Aarhus, Denmark, 25-28 October Sunday 25 October - Opening Day 19.30-21.30 Plenary session A new World Code against doping: Who is willing to comply? Musikhuset Chair: Andreas Doping must be tackled at the source; the rest is Sandro Donati Investigator Freelance Italy Selliaas appearance Russia and the IAAF - Doping in athletics Hajo Seppelt Freelance journalist ARD/WRD Report on doping in Danish Cycling 1998-2015 Michael Ask CEO Anti-Doping Danmark Denmark How WADA plans to monitor sport and country Director of European Frédéric Donzé World Anti-Doping Agency Switzerland compliance with the 2015 Code Office and IF Relations Panel debate, Q&A 21.45 Busses return to Hotel Marselis

2/18 22-10-2015 Conference programme Play the Game 2015 Aarhus, Denmark, 25-28 October Monday 26 October Explore new trends in running shoes: The Royal Palace and A beautiful morning run in the park. See the Palace and some great facilities for sport and outdoor 7.00-8.00 Great Facilities Tour (6 km, slow pace) recreation as we run. Tour guide: Henrik H. Brandt, Play the Game 9.00-11.40 Plenary session Good governance in sport: Setting standards, raising bars Marselissalen Corruption cases in international sports organisations - a Chair: Roger Pielke Jens Weinreich Journalist and author www.jensweinreich.de Germany brief summary Sports Governance Observer - more highlights from a PhD, Post-doctoral Fellow, Arnout Geeraert KU Leuven/Play the Game Belgium survey into 35 international Olympic federations Governance Analyst Pâquerette Girard Chief Ethics and Ethics and Good Governance, Olympic Agenda 2020 International Olympic Committee Switzerland Zappelli Compliance Officer Limits to autonomy? The Olympic family under Swiss Wilhelm Rauch Head of legal services Federal Office for Sport Switzerland legislation Results of EPAS survey among governnments Stanislas Frossard Executive Secretary Council of Europe France 10.15-10.35 Coffee break Cabinet of Commisioner Tibor How the EU works for better governance in sport Szabolcs Horváth Member of cabinet Belgium Navracsics Sport should work for more sustainability rather than Poul Broberg Director of Public Affairs NOC of Denmark Denmark governance Panel debate, Q&A 11.45-13.00 Partner session The battle for integrity in sport: Governments vs. sports organisations Marselissalen Chair: Michael Ask Session organised by Anti Doping Danmark Introduction Michael Ask CEO Anti-Doping Danmark Denmark Stuck in the mud or moving fast forward? The status of Herman Ram Director Dopingautoriteit Netherlands anti-doping at the global level The role of sports organisations in the fight for integrity in Richard W. Pound Member, Doyen International Olympic Committee Canada sport (tbc) Fighting doping and matchfixing together - a unified Jesper Frigast Larsen & Legal Manager & Senior Anti-Doping Danmark Denmark approach Christina Friis Johansen Consultant Panel debate, Q&A

3/18 22-10-2015 Conference programme Play the Game 2015 Aarhus, Denmark, 25-28 October Monday 26 October 11.45-13.00 Parallel session Focus on journalism: Baku 2015 - Sportswashing or nation building? Bøgesalen

Chair: James M. Baku 2015: A failed attempt at "sportswashing" Gulnara Akhundova & Programme Manager & International Media Support & Sport Denmark & Dorsey Azerbaijan's image Rebecca Vincent Coordinator for Rights campaign United Kingdom

Former Head Supervisor Young Business Factory (CEO & The impact of the European Games on Azerbaijan Rasim Adjalov for the 2015 European Azerbaijan Founder) Games Organized Crime and Corruption Unmasking a ruling family David Bloss Director Georgia Reporting Project Discussion, Q&A 11.45-13.00 Parallel session Sports Governance Observer: The role of athletes in good governance Spejlsalen

Chair: Arnout Sports Governance Observer - the full report with more PhD, Post-doctoral Fellow, Arnout Geeraert KU Leuven/Play the Game Belgium Geeraert details Governance Analyst Head of UNI World The role of athletes in delivering good governance Brendan Schwab UNI Global Union Switzerland Athletes Discussion, Q&A 11.45-13.00 Parallel session When sports researchers come in from the cold Room 8A Chair: Rasmus K. International research by Idan's own research team Storm The concept of "sport light" – myth or evidence? Maja Pilgaard Head of research Danish Institute for Sports Studies Denmark

Stadiums for professional sport. Business or philantrophy? Jens Alm Analyst Danish Institute for Sports Studies Denmark

Arctic challenges: How to develop sport in Greenland? Trygve Laub Asserhøj Analyst Danish Institute for Sports Studies Denmark More speakers to be confirmed 11.45-13.00 Workshop The real world of match-fixing (II) Room 8B Building Blocks of Match-Fixing Analysis Declan Hill PhD, Author Freelance Canada The second of three open workshops for journalists and others interested in matchfixing research 13-14.15 Lunch break Restaurant

4/18 22-10-2015 Conference programme Play the Game 2015 Aarhus, Denmark, 25-28 October Monday 26 October 14.15-16.00 Partner session What national governments can do for sports governance Marselissalen Chair: Stanislas Session organised by EPAS/The Council of Europe Frossard Australia's response to improving governance in the Lead – Governance and James Ceely Australian Sports Commission Australia national sports system Business Development The Japanese guidelines for good governance in sport Taisuke Matsumoto Attorney-in-Law Field-R Law Offices Japan Compliance of the National Sport Federations within Legal Serbia and Marko Begovic Directorate for Youth and Sports System in Montenegro Montenegro Norway´s approach to good governance in sport Øyvind Mehus Sjursen Senior Adviser Norwegian Ministry of Culture Norway Head of Sport of For a good governance in sport, the situation in Albania Elvira Baze Ministry of Education and Sport Albania Educational Institutions More speakers to be confirmed 14.15-16.00 Parallel session Rethink sports philosophy: Towards a democratic body culture Bøgesalen Chair: Maja Building democracy with bodies in movement (title tbc) Ove Korsgaard Professor emeritus Danish School of Education Denmark Pilgaard

Play, game, sport - and democratic self-determination Henning Eichberg Professor emeritus University of Southern Denmark Denmark Football in the Twenty-First Century: A Manifesto Tim Walters College professor Okanagan College Canada Deconstructing Olympism Johan Ekberg Master's student Malmö University Sweden The International Sport Regime: A Reconsideration of Scott Jedlicka Clinical Assistant Professor Washington State University United States International Sport’s Political Status Discussion, Q&A 14.15-16.00 Parallel session Brazil: The permeable fortress and the road to Rio Spejlsalen Chair: Kim Favelas in Pre-Olympic Rio de Janeiro: Renewal or Juliana Barbassa Journalist, author Freelance Switzerland Schimmel Removal? The Permeable Fortress EU Erasmus+ Research University of Kent/University of Protests, Policing and the Visibility of Security at the World Dennis Pauschinger Germany Fellow/PhD Candidate Hamburg Cup in Rio de Janeiro

Sport mega-events and the attitude towards government. Institute for Criminological Claudia Sanen Sociologist Germany The perception of Rio de Janeiros forced evicted Research, University of Hamburg Your ticket includes admission to the Olympics and state Elizabeth Martin President Brazil Police Watch United States sanctioned violence FIFA: How Havelange got it Aníbal Chaim PhD candidate University of São Paulo Brazil Discussion, Q&A

5/18 22-10-2015 Conference programme Play the Game 2015 Aarhus, Denmark, 25-28 October Monday 26 October 14.15-16.00 Parallel session Anti-doping as the athletes see it Room 8A Chair: Trygve Laub Fairness in Sport and the Factors that Influence Athletes in YaYa Mayumi Yamamoto Senior Manager Japan Anti-Doping Agency Japan Asserhøj Sport and Life: Case of Japan A qualitative examination of athletes' willingness to dope: Lisa Whitaker Research Officer Leeds Beckett University United Kingdom a choice or imperative?

Sport as a way of life! A thick description of athletes‘ everyday lives, sports, Nils Zurawski Senior researcher University of Hamburg Germany performance enhancement and the assessment of doping.

Trustworthiness of high-performance sports and the fight Daniel Westmattelmann Research Assistant University of Münster Germany against doping from the athlete’s point of view University sport: An inhibitor or facilitator of doping Kelsey Erickson PhD student Leeds Beckett University United Kingdom prevention? Discussion, Q&A 14.15-16.00 Parallel session Professional sport: Battles on and off the pitch Room 8B Chair: Peter Mega Sporting Events and Children Rights: The Variety of Till Müller-Scholl & Louis Research Associate & German Sport University Cologne Germany Forsberg Media Coverage in 2014 in 22 countries Moustakas Research Assistant Beitar (working title) directed by Maya Zinshtein Geoff Arbourne Documentary Producer Duckin' & Divin' Films United Kingdom Football tournaments - the battle for the revenues Harry Arne Solberg Professor Sør-Trøndelag University College Norway Football’s Wild West - the commercialisation and Steve Menary Freelance journalist Independent United Kingdom corruption of the pre-season friendly

No Contest: U.S. Department of State, Bureau of The Human Right of Access to Effective Remedy Gigi Alford Special Advisor United States Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor Supersedes FIFA’s Ban on ‘Recourse to Ordinary Courts’ More speakers to be confirmed 16.00-16.15 Busses depart Bring clothing also for outdoor use (not trekking) 16.15-18.00 Excursion Visit to - "The Old Town" - hosted by Aarhus Events.

6/18 22-10-2015 Conference programme Play the Game 2015 Aarhus, Denmark, 25-28 October Monday 26 October Plenary session at the Elsinore Theatre in 18.00-20.30 Reforming football: To be or not to be... a FIFA President "The Old Town" Presidential candidate, Trinidad & Presentation title to be confirmed David Nakhid FIFA former football player Tobago

Chair: Roger Pielke Presentation title to be confirmed Jonathan Calvert Editor of the Insight Team Sunday Times United Kingdom FIFA Confidential Jens Weinreich Journalist and author www.jensweinreich.de Germany A national federation viewpoint Jesper Møller President Dansk Boldspil-Union (Danish FA) Denmark New FIFA Now - how do we get there? Jaimie Fuller Chairman Skins International Trading Switzerland Presentation title to be confirmed Jerome Champagne Consultant Freelance France Panel debate, Q&A Mayor of Culture and A few words before the dinner Rabih Azad-Ahmad City of Aarhus Denmark Citizens Services 20.30-22.30 Dinner in "The Old Town" 22.30 Busses return to Hotel Marselis

7/18 22-10-2015 Conference programme Play the Game 2015 Aarhus, Denmark, 25-28 October Tuesday 27 October Explore new trends in running shoes: Aarhus Trail Builders Explore for yourself how an informal crew of committed trail builders have converted the Marselisborg Forests into 7.00-8.00 Tour (5 km, slow pace) a paradise for mountain bikers at very low costs. Tour guide: Thomas Kofoed, Aarhus Trail Builders 9.00-11.40 Main session Match-fixing: Governments versus gangsters - what are the odds? Marselissalen Chair: Rasmus K. The Convention on the Manipulation ofSports Stanislas Frossard Executive Secretary Council of Europe (EPAS) France Storm Competitions - how can it become effective? Director of Match-Fixing’s decade: Understanding the last ten years Alex Inglot Communications and Sportradar United Kingdom and what it means for the next ten Public Affairs The FBI's Aproach to combat match-fixing: A glimpse into Nicholas I. Cheviron Supervisory Special Agent Federal Bureau of Investigation USA illegal gambling investigations Forget the Mafia coming into sport Declan Hill PhD, Author Freelance Canada 10.15-10.35 Coffee break How can the format revolution eradicate "strategic" and Leandro Shara CEO MatchVision Chile reduce bet-related matchfixing? Panel debate, Q&A Global Lottery Monitoring System Panelist Sarah Lacarrière Secretary General Switzerland (GLMS) 9.00-11.40 Partner session Physical activity in Europe: Cause for concern? Spejlsalen Chair: Richard Session organised by the International Council for Sport Bailey Science and Physical Education (ICSSPE) External Relations International Sport and Culture The financial costs of inactivity Marvin Radford Denmark Manager Association (ISCA) Teenage girls and sport – have a break or have a problem? Maja Pilgaard Head of research Danish Institute for Sports Studies Denmark European Physical Education Changing the school Martin Holzweg Scientific Adviser Luxembourg Association (EUPEA) Bern University of Applied Sciences, Presentation title to be confirmed Rose-Marie Repond Scientific Adviser Switzerland Federal Institute of sport, Magglingen 10.15-10.35 Coffee break Physical activity at the workplace – a beneficial cause Michael Filtenborg Health Consultant Danish Federation for Company Sport Denmark

International Council of Sport Science 10 Steps to Reversing the Physical Inactivity Epidemic Richard Bailey PhD, Senior Researcher Germany and Physical Education (ICSSPE)

Panel debate, Q&A

8/18 22-10-2015 Conference programme Play the Game 2015 Aarhus, Denmark, 25-28 October Tuesday 27 October Sports Governance Observer: Benchmarking sports governance in the 11.45-13.00 Parallel session Marselissalen future (II)

Chair: Arnout More highlights from the Sports Governance Observer PhD, Post-doctoral Fellow, Arnout Geeraert KU Leuven/Play the Game Belgium Geeraert report Governance Analyst Panelist Stanislas Frossard Executive Secretary Council of Europe France Panelist George Paterson EU - Sports Unit Belgium Discussion, Q&A 11.45-13.00 Parallel session Focus on journalism: How to raise standards in times of twittering? Bøgesalen Critical Sports Journalism? Reporting Sports Governing Chair: Ditte Toft John Doyle Dr. University of Roehampton United Kingdom Bodies In The English Press FIFA scandal: The failure of sports journalism. Andreas Selliaas Researcher and blogger Independent Norway Journalistic quality - how can we raise it? (tbc) Andrew Moger Executive Director News Media Coalition Abu Dhabi Discussion, Q&A 11.45-13.00 Idan Development Forum The power of data and analysis for sport for all strategies (I) Spejlsalen Chair: Henrik H. Measuring sport. Can solid data contribute to better Koen Breedveld Director Mulier Institute Netherlands Brandt governance in sports for all? The biggest revolution in world sport? How the power Danish Institute for Sports balance of sport is rapidly changing without media and Henrik H. Brandt Director Denmark Studies/Play the Game politicans paying attention. Monitoring sports governing bodies. Are they up for the Johan Norberg Associate Professor University of Malmö Sweden task in delivering sport to society? Discussion, Q&A 11.45-13.00 Parallel session Mega-events: Rights and risks of children Room 8A Programme Director, Chair: Tine Rindum Children’s Rights and Major Sports Events: Opportunities Suzanne Dowse Sport and Leisure Canterbury Christ Church University United Kingdom Teilmann and Risks Management BSc A task force for human rights in mega-events Marianne Meier Head of project Terre des Hommes Switzerland Sport Cares: Humanity, Sustainability and Human Rights in Sport Cares - Consultants for Sport Jonas Burgheim CEO and Founder Germany Sport Policy Discussion, Q&A

9/18 22-10-2015 Conference programme Play the Game 2015 Aarhus, Denmark, 25-28 October Tuesday 27 October 11.45-13.00 Closed session EPAS Consultative Committee Room 8B Extraordinary meeting of the Consultative Committee of the Enlarged Partial Agreement on Sport under the Council of Europe 13.00-14.15 Lunch break Restaurant 14.15-16.00 Parallel session Playing with credibility: The corruption of international sports Marselissalen

Chair: Mogens The work of Transparency International on corruption in Deborah Unger & Bob Manager, Rapid Response Transparency International & Mathare United Kingdom Kirkeby sport Munro Unit & Chairman United & Kenya ’s missed chances and dismal sporting culture Murali Krishnan Journalist Freelance India Creating Of An Effective Sports Governing Body In The Lawyer, sports law Russian National Union of Sport Sergey Yurlov Russia Russian Federation researcher Lawyers IHF – the corruption spreads from the meeting rooms to Journalist, former IHF Christer Ahl teamhandballnews.com Sweden/USA the playing field official Pakistan's FF: More FIFA than football Umaid Wasim Journalist Dawn Pakistan Discussion, Q&A 14.15-16.00 Parallel session Integrity in practice: How to fight the fixers Bøgesalen Athletic Arena, Sysyphean drama: Endless and unavailing K.E.A. Hellas - National Sports Integrity Chair: Jens Evald Nikolaos Theodorou General Secretary Greece fight against Greek sports corruption Platform Understanding the threat to the integrity of sport in Australia - how Australia developed a comprehensive Damian Voltz Senior Intelligence Analyst National Integrity of Sport Unit Australia understanding of the threats to the integrity of Australian Sport The Austrian approach: How to combat match-fixing and Severin Moritzer CEO Play Fair Code Austria promote integrity in sport The Actions of Lotteries to Safeguard the Integrity of Sarah Lacarrière & Secretary General & Sport Global Lottery Monitoring System Switzerland Sports Evangelos Alexandrakis Executive Secretary (GLMS) & European Lotteries Fighting Corruption in Sport: does the Sports Integrity Simon Gardiner Professor Leeds Beckett University United Kingdom Industry have an 'integrity deficit'? Discussion, Q&A

10/18 22-10-2015 Conference programme Play the Game 2015 Aarhus, Denmark, 25-28 October Tuesday 27 October 14.15-16.00 Idan Development Forum The power of data and analysis for sport for all strategies (II) Spejlsalen Head of Practice, Sports Providing governments and federations real time Chair: Henrik H. Matthew Eames & Alex Planning Consultancy & intelligence on participation, activity programmes, facility 4 global London United Kingdom Brandt Burrows Director, Sports investment and social return Intelligence The challenge for sports governing bodies in adapting to Sophie Cools Sports Director Vlaamse Sportfederatie (VSF) Belgium new participation patterns in sport Delivering on sports participation. How Vision 25-50-75 National Olympic Committee and challenges Danish sports organisations to develop their Anne Pøhl Head of Development Sports Confederation of Denmark Denmark clubs and create new partnerships (DIF) Creating healthy work places: Company sport works for European Federation for Company Guy de Grauwe Vice-President Belgium you Sport Alternative sports organisations. How a new platform for Søs Bondo Project Coordinator National Platform for Street Sport Denmark street sport is challenging established Danish sports

Discussion, Q&A with Idan Forum speakers of the day 14.15-16.00 Parallel session Anti-doping: Rethinking the system Room 8A Professional Certification: An Innovative Approach to Anti- Steve Maxwell & Joseph Chair: Søren Bang Co-editor & Editor The Outer Line United States Doping Harris Doper’s Purgatory: What is a race director’s responsibility Myles Schrag Senior Acquisitions Editor Human Kinetics Publishers United States when convicted drug cheats return to run? Criminalizing athletes: Can criminal law help to ban doping Lars Mortsiefer Head of legal matters National Anti Doping Agency Germany Germany from sport? A moral reform with an appetite for destruction Rasmus Møller Assistant Professor, PhD Denmark Carsten Kraushaar Creating an anti-doping industry Cand. sports science Aarhus University Denmark Martensen Gender testing in sport Georg Facius Independent investigator Freelance Denmark Discussion, Q&A

11/18 22-10-2015 Conference programme Play the Game 2015 Aarhus, Denmark, 25-28 October Tuesday 27 October 14.15-16.00 Parallel session One for the money, two for the show? Events in search of legacy Room 8B Chair: Rasmus K. Denmark's efforts to ensure sustainable events Frederik Munk Event Manager Sport Event Denmark Denmark Storm London 2012 and the mass participation legacy: Examining Assistant Professor of University of Colorado, Colorado Spencer Harris United States the reasons for policy failure Sport Management Springs Does the FIFA World Cup boost the economy? Matthias Fett Master of Science Independent Germany Maximising the revenues in elite sport - the moral challenges: a comparative study on cycling, cross-country Lin Olderøien PhD in philosophy Sør-Trøndelag University College Norway skiing and athletics Arctic Winter Games: Sportification of culture? Jens Brinch President Arctic Winter Games Denmark Discussion, Q&A 16.00-16.30 Coffee break 16.30-18.30 Plenary session Mega-events 1. The public revolts: A perfect storm for sport? Marselissalen Chair: Koen Circus Maximus: The Economic Gamble Behind Hosting the Andrew Zimbalist Professor Smith College USA Breedveld Olympics and World Cup How Agenda 2020 will affect future sports events Sarah Lewis Secretary General Fédération Internationale du Ski (FIS) Switzerland Legacy of European Games Elchin Safarov Corporate Director BEGOC Azerbadjan Global sports: time for a changing climate, in times of Hans Bruyninckx Executive Director European Environment Agency Denmark climate change Panel debate, Q&A 18.30-20.00 Dinner Restaurant 20.00-21.45 Main session Mega-events 2. Can Agenda 2020 inspire sustainability in sport? Marselissalen Associate Crime Chair: Christopher UNODC strategy for safeguarding against corruption in Chadia Afkir Prevention and Criminal UNODC Austria Gaffney major public events Justice Officer Beyond the PR fluff: Will mega sports events ever be a Media Manager, Sport and UK/ The Sport Naomi Westland United Kingdom force for good? Human Rights and Rights Alliance Time to unleash the potential of football Jürgen Griesbeck CEO and Founder streetfootballworld Germany The dubious promises of Agenda 2020 Andreas Selliaas Researcher and blogger Independent Norway Panel debate, Q&A Panelist Sarah Lewis Secretary General Fédération Internationale du Ski (FIS) Switzerland

12/18 22-10-2015 Conference programme Play the Game 2015 Aarhus, Denmark, 25-28 October Tuesday 27 October 20.00-21.45 Main session FIFA's confederations: At the heart of football's challenges Spejlsalen Chair: James CAF and its role in the FIFA breakdown Aderonke Bello Journalist Naij.com Nigeria Corbett Academic, Journalist, S. Rajaratnam School of International AFC and its role in the FIFA breakdown James M. Dorsey Syndicated Columnist, Studies /Institute of Fan Culture, Blogger /Co-director University of Wuerzburg

Trinidad & The state of Caribbean football and why it matters Lasana Liburd Journalist Wired868.com Tobago Ezequiel Fernandez CONMEBOL: Yankees come home Journalist La Nación Argentina Moores Coordinator Sport and Jochen Leufgens & UEFA and its role in the FIFA breakdown Politics & Freelance ARD German TV Germany Robert Kempe Journalist Panel debate, Q&A

13/18 22-10-2015 Conference programme Play the Game 2015 Aarhus, Denmark, 25-28 October Wednesday 28 October

Explore new trends in running shoes: The 'Find your way' You won't lose you way. Our three tour guides Ida Bobach, Søren Bobach and Maja Alm are all 7.00-8.00 concept: Making orienteering accessible for all, 5 km reigning world champions in orienteering. Join them in their daily training environment 9.00-11.40 Main session Transfers and trafficking: The human cost of broken dreams Marselissalen Chair: Sine Locating Sport Migrants in Structures of Kinship and Professor of Cultural Niko Besnier University of Amsterdam Netherlands Agergaard Indebtedness Anthropology Association Internationale Foot Which protection for minors in the 21st century football? Jean-Claude Mbvoumin Founder France Solidaire Emanuel Macedo de Presentation title to be confirmed CEO ICSS Europe London Medeiros Why the transfer system should be abolished (tbc) Wil van Megen Legal Director FIFPro Netherlands 10.15-10.35 Coffee break Presentation title to be confirmed Zenon Severis Policy officer EU - Sports Unit Belgium Panel debate, Q&A 10.15-10.35 Coffee break 9.00-11.40 Main session U.S. college sport: Unprotected amateurs in a billion-dollar business Spejlsalen Associate Professor and Alternative Models of Sport Development in America Chair: Kim Kahandas Nandola Outside of the Educational System--Can it work to Prevent B. Dave Ridpath Ohio University USA Schimmel Professor of Sports an Educational Crisis? Administration Making Sense of the NCAA as a Governance Problem Roger Pielke Professor University of Colorado, Boulder USA Crisis and Reform of Intercollegiate Athletics in the U.S Andrew Zimbalist Professor Smith College USA Senior Lecturer, journalist A fair share? Collective bargaining in baseball Rob Steen University of Brighton United Kingdom and author 10.15-10.35 Coffee break Panel debate, Q&A

14/18 22-10-2015 Conference programme Play the Game 2015 Aarhus, Denmark, 25-28 October Wednesday 28 October 11.45-13.00 Parallel session Qatar and the soft diplomacy of sport Marselissalen Chair: Christopher The use of global sport events as a soft power resource Andy Stevens Senior Lecturer University of East London United Kingdom Gaffney Game On: Can Qatar Deliver a Winning 2022 FIFA World Susan Dun Dr. Northwestern university in Qatar Qatar Cup Hosting Performance? Secrets and Lies: Qatar 2022, the media & the Gulf’s James Corbett Journalist Freelance Ireland migrant labour problem Discussion, Q&A 11.45-13.00 Parallel session The future of journalism: Round table on investigative research Bøgesalen Chair: Andreas Presentation title to be confirmed Lars Werge President Danish Union of Journalists Denmark Selliaas Uncovering football secrets for 20 years: What now? Jens Weinreich Journalist and author www.jensweinreich.de Germany Round table on investigative journalism Panelist Laura Robinson Journalist Freelance Canada Panelist Umaid Wasim Journalist Dawn Pakistan Other investigative journalists to join in 11.45-13.00 Parallel session The arbitrary power of the medical commissions: The case of Dutee Room 8A Bruce Kidd, Katrina Professor, Senior Reseach University of Toronto Scarborough, Checking the Arbitrary Power of the Medical Commissions: Canada, USA & Chair: Bruce Kidd Karkazis & Payoshni Scientist & Project Stanford University & Jadavpur The lessons from Dutee Chand India Mitra Director University Discussion, Q&A 11.45-13.00 Workshop The real world of match-fixing (III) Room 8B Why Some Leagues and Not Others? Declan Hill PhD, Author Freelance Canada The last of three open workshops for journalists and others interested in matchfixing research

15/18 22-10-2015 Conference programme Play the Game 2015 Aarhus, Denmark, 25-28 October Wednesday 28 October 11.45-16.00 Idan Development Forum Session and excursion - Movement facilities on the water front Spejlsalen Rethinking sports facilities. What kind of facilities do Chair: Henrik H. Danish Institute for Sports people actually want, and how can we make better use of Peter Forsberg Analyst Denmark Brandt Studies/Play the Game what we have got. Reclaiming the blue element. Converting the water to the The Danish Foundation for Culture Jakob Færch Development consultant Denmark best arena for sports and recreation in town. and Sports Facilities Aarhus East: Creating a brand new hub for living, sport and Stephen Willacy City Architect Municipality of Aarhus Denmark recreation through careful urban development. The Blue Rambla: Using community sport and events to Henrik Stampe General manager Aarhus Sports Council Denmark make a new part of town spring into life. Bus departure at 13h. Trip to the Aarhus East urban development at the former container terminal. Iconic buildings, existing and new hubs for sport, events and recreation at the water side. How to make one of the largest building sites in Denmark live during and after construction. Tour guides: Stephen Willacy, City Architect, and Finn Lyck, Event Manager, Aarhus Events. The tour ends with a drink in the new city library and citizen’s service at the harbor front. Instead of lunch, participants on this tour will get a sandwich package for the road. 13.00-14.15 Lunch break Restaurant 14.15-16.00 Parallel session Sports politics and governance: A global outlook Marselissalen Sports Corruption: Justice and accountability through Professor of sports Chair: Jens Alm Catherine Ordway La Trobe University Australia international legislation management Developments in International Sport Policy and Human Sport Cares - Consultants for Sport Jonas Burgheim Founder and director Germany Rights Policy Olympic Agenda 20 + 20: Peter Donnelly Professor University of Toronto Canada Will the reforms increase women’s participation? Women’s Involvement in Sports as A Cure to Match-fixing Hande Öztürk Attorney at Law Çaga & Çaga Law Firm Turkey and Corruption Transparency of Polish sports federations - from a Urszula Starakiewicz Lecturer, PhD University of Warsaw Poland journalistic perspective Discussion, Q&A

16/18 22-10-2015 Conference programme Play the Game 2015 Aarhus, Denmark, 25-28 October Wednesday 28 October 14.15-16.00 Parallel session The migrant athlete in Europe: Risks and opportunities Bøgesalen Does European dual career policies include migrating Aarhus University, Section for Sports Chair: Ditte Toft Sine Agergaard Associate Professor Denmark athletes? Science Subjective experiences of aspiring football migrants in Mark Hann & PhD Candidate University of Amsterdam Netherlands West and Central Africa Uroš Kovačv Playing the other. African footballers, racism and self- Christian Ungruhe M.A. Bayreuth University Germany charismatization in German professional football

The operating and embedment of European football Vienna Institute for international academies in West Africa - Using the example of Red Bull Martin Kainz Project Coordinator Austria Dialoge and Cooperation (VIDC) Ghana Discussion, Q&A 14.15-16.00 Parallel session A fair share? Aspects of sport in the USA Spejlsalen Chair: Kim Some irreverent observations on the U.S. sports scene Journalist, former IHF Christer Ahl teamhandballnews.com Sweden/USA Schimmel from an immigrant perspective official A European Perspective on the Current Issues of Benjamin Bendrich Scientist, scholar Georg-August-University Göttingen Germany Intercollegiate Athletics (NCAA) Discussion, Q&A 14.15-16.00 Open Forum Room 8A Limitations while transforming a football club into a fan- Sponsorship coordinator Warsaw Marathon Foundation Chair: Aline Bedaf Greg Lagowski Poland owned organisation /Student of management /University of Warsaw Served his Time? The Ched Evans Dilemma Marcus Hoy Freelance journalist Independent Denmark Sport, play and exercise for all? Increasing physical activity Research Fellow: Sport Edoardo Rosso University of South Australia Australia of adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). and Development

Viktor Troicki vs the International Tennis Federation: Independent scholar & Ana Mitric Freelance USA Mental Health, Disability Rights, and Anti-Doping Efforts journalist Discussion, Q&A 16.00-16.30 Coffee break Lobby

17/18 22-10-2015 Conference programme Play the Game 2015 Aarhus, Denmark, 25-28 October Wednesday 28 October The new UNESCO Charter: Wonderful intentions, but how can they come 16.30-18.30 Closing Plenary session Marselissalen true? The revised International Charter of Physical Education, Chair: Henrik H. Physical Activity and Sport: Activating global quality and Philipp Müller-Wirth Executive Officer for Sport UNESCO France Brandt ethical standards for sport Presentation title to be confirmed Bob Munro Chairman Mathare United Kenya The Danish Foundation for Culture Simple facilities create a major impact Esben Danielsen (tbc) Director Denmark and Sports Facilities International Sport and Culture Presentation title to be confirmed Mogens Kirkeby President Denmark Association (ISCA) Presentation title to be confirmed Richard Bailey Consultant ICSSPE Germany Panel debate, Q&A 20.00 Aperitif in the lobby of Hotel Marselis Lobby 20.30-01.00 Dinner and party Conference dinner and farewell party Play the Game Award 2015

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