Nouvelles Parutions Sur L'olympisme Et Le Sport
New releases on Olympism and sport Nouvelles parutions sur l’Olympisme et le sport November – December 2017 (Issue 11-12)
Find 101 new releases on Olympism and sport, of which 81 are accessible online.
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CONTENT | CONTENU
1. The Olympic Games | Les Jeux Olympiques 4 1.1 Candidature process | Procédure de candidature 4 1.2 Summer Olympic Games | Jeux Olympiques d’été 7 1.2.1 Los Angeles 2028 7 1.2.2 Paris 2024 8 1.2.3 Tokyo 2020 9 1.2.4 Rio 2016 10 1.2.5 Beijing 2008 11 1.2.6 Barcelona 1992 | Barcelone 1992 11 1.2.7 Moscow 1980 | Moscou 1980 12 1.2.8 Berlin 1936 12 1.2.9 Paris 1924 13 1.2.10 Antwerp 1920 | Anvers 1920 13 1.2.11 St Louis 1904 14 1.3 Olympic Winter Games | Jeux Olympiques d’hiver 14 1.3.1 PyeongChang 2018 14 1.4 Sustainability and legacy | Durabilité et héritage 18 1.5 Security | Sécurité 20 1.6 History of the OG | Histoire des JO 20
2. The Youth Olympic Games | Les Jeux Olympiques de la Jeunesse 22 2.1 Summer Youth Olympic Games | Jeux Olympiques de la Jeunesse d’été 22 2.1.1 Buenos Aires 2018 22
3. The International Olympic Committee | Le Comité International Olympique 24 3.1 Olympic Agenda 2020 | Agenda Olympique 2020 24 3.2 International relations | Relations internationales 25 3.3 Presidents and members | Présidents et membres 25
4. The Olympic Movement | Le Mouvement olympique 26 4.1 Governance of the Olympic Movement | Gouvernance du Mouvement olympique 26 4.2 Olympism | Olympisme 27 4.3 National Olympic Committees (NOCs) | Comités Nationaux Olympiques (CNOs) 28 4.3.1 Japan | Japon 28 4.3.2 Singapore | Singapour 29 4.3.3 Switzerland | Suisse 29 4.4 Paralympic movement and Paralympic Games | Mouvement Paralympique et Jeux Paralympiques 30
5. The athletes | Les athlètes 31 5.1 Anti-doping | Anti-dopage 32 5.2 Career management | Gestion de carrière 33 5.3 Medicine and health | Médecine et santé 33 5.4 Olympians | Olympiens 35
6. The Olympic sports | Les sports olympiques 37
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6.1 Summer sports | Sports d’été 37 6.1.1 Boxing | Boxe 37 6.1.2 Rugby 37
7. Sport economics and management | Économie et gestion du sport 38 7.1 Governance | Gouvernance 38 7.2 Sports betting | Paris sportifs 39
8. Sport and society | Sport et société 40 8.1 Media | Médias 40 8.2 Peace and development through sport | Paix et développement par le sport 41 8.3 Politics | Politique 41 8.4 Sociology | Sociologie 42 8.5 Women and sport | Femmes et sport 42
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1. THE OLYMPIC GAMES | LES JEUX OLYMPIQUES
1.1 CANDIDATURE PROCESS | PROCÉDURE DE CANDIDATURE
DOUBLE VISION: THE WINNERS AND LOSERS IN Article THE DUAL AWARD OF THE SUMMER OLYMPICS Ben Cronin. In: SportBusiness international, no 10/11, 2017, pp. 58-65. Paris and Los Angeles were officially awarded the 2024 and 2028 Olympic Games at September’s IOC Congress in Lima. Who stands to benefit from the dual award of the 2024 and 2028 Olympics? Ben Cronin assesses the winners and losers in an unprecedented bidding process.
THE EXPECTED SOCIAL IMPACT OF THE WINTER Article OLYMPIC GAMES AND THE ATTITUDES OF NON- HOST RESIDENTS TOWARD BIDDING: THE BEIJING 2022 BID CASE STUDY Dongfeng Liu, Christopher Hautbois, Michel Desbordes. In: International journal of sports marketing and sponsorship, vol. 18, no. 4, 2017, pp. 330-346. Using Beijing’s bid for the 2022 Winter Olympic Games as an example, the purpose of this paper is to explore the expected social impact of mega-sporting events, as perceived by non-host city residents, and the way in which this perception affects attitudes toward bidding.
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PUBLIC OPINION IN OLYMPIC CITIES: FROM Article BIDDING TO RESTROSPECTION Harry H. Hiller, Richard A. Wanner. In: Urban affairs review, 2017, pp. 1-32. Whereas traditionally hosting the Olympics was viewed as a top-down decision with little public input, public opinion is becoming more important in assessing and evaluating the merits of hosting the Games. Using bid documents from 2010 to 2020, the formal role that public opinion officially plays in the bid phase following the International Olympic Committee (IOC) procedures is examined. READ MORE
HOW TO BID BETTER FOR THE OLYMPICS: A Article PARTICIPATORY MEGA-EVENT PLANNING STRATEGY FOR LOCAL LEGACIES Eva Kassens-Noor, John Lauermann. In: Journal of the American planning association, vol. 83, no. 4, 2017, pp. 335-345. Several cities have canceled their Olympic bids in recent years because of local protests and referenda. Bidding cities now face a new political reality as they debate whether a bid is in the best interests of local stakeholders. This paper presents a case study of Boston's ultimately unsuccessful bid to be the U.S. city selected to host the 2024 Olympic Games. The authors ask whether, how, and why Boston 2024 changed its planning approach from the 1st to the 2nd bid to respond to significant protests over its failure to meaningfully involve stakeholders, identify specific legacies, and provide accurate cost details.
REPORT OF THE IOC EVALUATION COMMISSION: 2028: LOS ANGELES 2028 International Olympic Committee. 2017, 15 p. This report of the IOC Evaluation Commission 2028 focuses solely on changes to the Los Angeles proposal since the release of the IOC Evaluation Commission 2024 report on 5 July 2017, as well as on the consequences of awarding the Olympic Games 2028 eleven years out. THIS DOCUMENT EXISTS ALSO IN FRENCH VERSION. READ MORE
CANDIDATURE PROCESS: OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES 2026 International Olympic Committee. 2017, 57 p. This document, published by the International Olympic Committee, provides a comprehensive overview of the new candidature process for the Olympic Winter Games 2026 and the benefits for cities. It describes the process, the guiding principles and the rules that govern it. READ MORE
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CANDIDATURE QUESTIONNAIRE: OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES 2026 International Olympic Committee. 2017, 102 p. With the candidature process 2026 the International Olympic Committee (IOC) introduces a new, collaborative approach based on cooperative dialogue and on-going support to Cities and National Olympic Committees (NOCs) interested in developing a candidature to host the Olympic Winter Games 2026. This new process places greater emphasis on sustainability and flexibility to allow cities / regions to come forward with projects that best match their long-term sports, economic, social and environmental development plans. This questionnaire contains the following chapters: 1 - Vision and Games concept, 2 - Games experiences, 3 – Paralympic Winter Games, 4 – Sustainability and legacy, 5 – Games delivery, 6 – Guarantees, 7 – Instructions for the submission of the candidature file. READ MORE
DELIVERING SUCCESS: OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES 2026: ENGAGEMENT, LEGACY AND VISION International Olympic Committee. 2017, 37 p. This document, published by the International Olympic Committee is part of the reformed candidature process for the XXV Olympic Winter Games 2026. Building on changes guided by Olympic agenda 2020, this new process provides interested Cities and National Olympic Committees (NOCs) with greater support directly from the IOC. It offers more flexibility to develop Games proposals that are aligned with local, regional and national development goals, and have less financial, operational and environmental impact. “Delivering success: engagement legacy and vision” contains the following chapters, including case studies: Enhancing reputation, economic impact, social unity, sustainability and sporting legacy. READ MORE
CANDIDATURE FILE: LOS ANGELES CANDIDATE CITY OLYMPIC GAMES 2024 Los Angeles Olympic Games 2024. 2016-2017, 3 vol. The candidature process Olympic Games 2024 has been shaped by Olympic Agenda 2020, the IOC’s strategic roadmap for the future of the Olympic Movement. 2024 is the first candidature process launched since its adoption. This candidature process comprises three stages, and for each stage the Candidate Cities have to publish a report. THIS DOCUMENT EXISTS ALSO IN FRENCH VERSION. READ MORE
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CANDIDATURE FILE: PARIS CANDIDATE CITY OLYMPIC GAMES 2024 Paris Candidate City Olympic Games 2024. 2016-2017, 3 vol. Dossier de candidature de Paris pour les Jeux Olympiques d'été de 2024. The candidature process Olympic Games 2024 has been shaped by
Olympic Agenda 2020, the IOC’s strategic roadmap for the future of the Olympic Movement. 2024 is the first candidature process launched since its adoption. This candidature process comprises three stages, and for each stage the Candidate Cities have to publish a report. These 3 files deal with: vision, Games concept and strategy (phase 1) ; governance, legal and venue funding (phase 2) ; candidature questionnaire: Games delivery, experience and venue legacy (phase 3). THIS DOCUMENT EXISTS ALSO IN FRENCH VERSION. READ MORE
1.2 SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES | JEUX OLYMPIQUES D’ÉTÉ
HOST CITY CONTRACT OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS International Olympic Committee. 2017, 276 p. The host city contract - operational requirements (the “HCC operational requirements”) are an important part of the host city contract, detailing a set of core elements for the project, which provide Olympic quality conditions for the athletes and all participants, while at the same time allowing potential host cities to responsibly match their Games concepts to their own sport, economic, social, and environmental long-term planning needs. Despite the date "December 2016" on the cover page, this publication is dated of August 2017. Minor modifications were made to the
December 2016 version in August 2017, mainly to take into account the decision by the 130th IOC Session to enable the simultaneous election of the Host Cities of the Olympic Games 2024 and Olympic Games 2028 by the 131st IOC Session in Lima in September 2017. THIS DOCUMENT EXISTS ALSO IN FRENCH VERSION. READ MORE
1.2.1 LOS ANGELES 2028
HOST CITY CONTRACT PRINCIPLES: GAMES OF THE XXXIV OLYMPIAD IN 2028 International Olympic Committee. 2017, 43 p. This document presents the principles of the contract between the IOC, the city of Los Angeles (Host City) and the United States Olympic Committee (Host NOC) for the organisation of the 2028 Summer Olympic Games. This version of the "Host city contract - Principles", was published after the 13th of September 2017, when Los Angeles was elected to host the Games in 2028. READ MORE
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1.2.2 PARIS 2024
PARIS 2024 : DES JEUX ACCÉLÉRATEURS DE DÉVELOPPEMENT TERRITORIAL Jean-Jacques Gouguet, Jean Damien Lesay. Publications d'achitecture et d'urbanisme, 2017, 30 p. : ill. Le 13 septembre 2017 à Lima sera dévoilée la ville hôte des Jeux Olympiques et Paralympique de 2024. La Ville de Paris a annoncé sa candidature le 23 juin 2015. Cette candidature a fait le choix de la sobriété financière et écologique, en utilisant à 95% des équipements existants ou temporaires et de la compacité : les sites seront majoritairement situés dans un rayon de 10km autour du village olympique. Cette candidature repose également sur une stratégie environnementale ambitieuse, fortement poussée par le WWF France, qui devrait faire des Jeux de Paris « les plus durables de l’histoire ». Ces Jeux doivent être enfin un formidable accélérateur de développement territorial. Paris 2024 met en avant la construction d’un héritage durable au plan urbain, social, environnemental et sportif dont bénéficiera la Seine-Saint-Denis, mais pas seulement. C’est à la découverte de cet héritage et de sa co-construction qu’invite ce supplément de la revue Urbanisme, réalisé en partenariat avec la Ville de Paris, le Conseil départemental de Seine-Saint-Denis, Plaine Commune et Paris Terres d’envol. Une partie sera réalisée, quel que soit le résultat du 13 septembre. Mais pour l’ensemble des acteurs publics et privés engagés dans la candidature olympique, l’essentiel, cette fois, n’est pas de participer mais de gagner. C’est la condition pour que cet héritage se déploie dans toute son ampleur. MA 28465
HOST CITY CONTRACT PRINCIPLES: GAMES OF THE XXXIII OLYMPIAD IN 2024 International Olympic Committee. 2017, 45 p. This document presents the principles of the contract between the IOC, the city of Paris (Host City) and the Comité National Olympique et Sportif Français (Host NOC) for the organisation of the 2024 Summer Olympic Games. This version of the "Host city contract - Principles", was published after the 13th of September 2017, when Paris was elected to host the Games in 2024. THIS DOCUMENT EXISTS ALSO IN FRENCH VERSION. READ MORE
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1.2.3 TOKYO 2020
THE BASIC SPECTRUM PLAN FOR THE OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC GAMES TOKYO 2020 The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games. 2017, 28 p. This document defines the basic plan for the assignment of frequencies for the Tokyo 2020 Games generally based on the data from past Olympic and Paralympic Games as well as other major international sport events and the status of currently assigned frequencies in Japan. READ MORE
CREATIVE BRIEF FOR THE OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC GAMES TOKYO 2020 MASCOTS The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, 2017, 13 p. This document contains the regulations for the mascot design production procedure (design requirements, etc.) for participants who wish to submit a design to create the mascots for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games. READ MORE
TOKYO 2020 GUIDEBOOK The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games. 2017, 23 p. This guidebook presents all you need to know about the 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games. It contains a Games overview, a list of the Olympic and Paralympic sports, information on the venues, and evokes the questions of legacy, volunteers and participation programmes. READ MORE
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1.2.4 RIO 2016
EL ECOSISTEMA OLÍMPICO EN FACEBOOK Report DURANTE LOS JUEGOS OLÍMPICOS DE RÍO 2016 : ACTORES, CONTENIDOS Y PARTICIPACIÓN DE LOS USUARIOS José Manuel Pardo Gila. Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2017, 321 p. The IOC Olympic Studies Centre (OSC) supported a part of this project through the PhD Research Grant Programme 2017. This dissertation analyses the activity generated by the main Olympic actors and users' participation on Facebook during Rio 2016, through techniques and computational procedures based on big data. From the content analysis of 38,037 publications disseminated by sports organizations such as the International Olympic Committee, National Olympic Committees and International Federations, among others, this work reveals the particularities of Facebook as the engagement in relation to format, nature and typology of contents. The reconstruction of the dominant stories, based on the participation of the various publics, allowed inquiry into the ‘glocalisation’ of the Olympic Movement via the most popular social networking site in the world, and to discover if Facebook has capacity to create realities independently of the traditional mass media during a global event such as the Olympic Games. The methods developed are complemented by interviews with professionals from social media and the Olympic Movement. READ MORE
A STATISTICAL RATING METHOD FOR TEAM BALL Article GAMES AND ITS APPLICATION TO PREDICTION IN THE RIO OLYMPIC GAMES Eiji Konaka. In: Proceedings of MathSport International 2017 Conference, University of Padua Botanical Garden 26-28 June 2017, pp. 204-216. This study presents an unified ability evaluation model for several ball games, and its applies it to predict the results of four ball games (basketball, handball, volleyball, and water polo) in Rio 2016. READ MORE
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1.2.5 BEIJING 2008
CHINESE SUBJECTIVITIES AND THE BEIJING OLYMPICS Gladys Pak Lei Chong. Rowman & Littlefield, 2017, 283 p. Chinese Subjectivities and the Beijing Olympics develops the Foucauldian concept of productive power through examining the ways in which the Chinese government tried to mobilize the population to embrace its Olympic project through deploying various sets of strategies and tactics. It argues that the multifaceted strategies, tactics, and discourses deployed by the Chinese authorities sustain an order of things and values in such a way that drive individuals to commit themselves actively to the goals of the party-state. This book examines how these processes of subjectification are achieved by zooming in on five specific groups of the population:
athletes, young Olympic volunteers, taxi drivers, Chinese citizens targeted by place-making projects, and the Hong Kong population. In doing so it probes critically into the role of individuals and how they take on the governmental ideas to become responsible autonomous subjects. MA 28463
1.2.6 BARCELONA 1992 | BARCELONE 1992
THE GLOBAL CULTURAL CAPITAL: ADDRESSING THE CITIZEN AND PRODUCING THE CITY IN BARCELONA Mari Paz Balibera. Palgrave Macmillan, 2017, 311 p. This book argues the crucial role of culture and cultural policies in defining the notion of urban citizenship in Barcelona since 1979. Through analysis of official documents, municipal publicity campaigns, sport – including the Olympic Games and Barcelona F.C – and film, Balibrea makes sense of the city as a global cultural destination and reveals how such transformation impacts local inhabitants. Scrutinizing municipal discourses on culture from the late 1970s, this interdisciplinary work unveils how ideas of the function and nature of citizenship articulate changing definitions of
the city, from model to brand. Over the course of topics such as: tourism, social democracy and urban regeneration, Balibrea constructs an original argument for how the Barcelona image mobilizes neoliberal fantasies of subject transformation. A wide-ranging study, this book will be of great interest to scholars of urban geography, sociology and cultural studies. MA 28462
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1.2.7 MOSCOW 1980 | MOSCOU 1980
DER BOYKOTT DER OLYMPISCHEN SPIELE VON MOSKAU 1980: DIE DEBATTE IN SCHWEIZER MEDIEN Marvin Rees. AV Akademikerverlag, 2017, 85 p. Die Olympischen Spiele sind das grösste Sportereignis der Welt. Dieses Interesse führt unweigerlich zu einer unglaublichen medialen Aufmerksamkeit. Bei den Olympischen Spielen von Moskau 1980 war der mögliche Boykott das Hauptthema im Vorfeld der Wettkämpfe. Dieses sportliche Grossereignis wurde durch die Drohung der USA zu einer Angelegenheit der internationalen Politik. Auch die Schweizer Medien richteten ihren Fokus früh auf die Olympischen Spiele und das mögliche Fernbleiben der eidgenössischen Athleten. Die Analyse dieser Debatte ist
das Thema dieser Untersuchung. Durch die Auswertung mehrerer grosser Schweizer Zeitungen, sollen Tendenzen der medialen Auseinandersetzung herausgearbeitet werden. Inwieweit war der internationale Sport von der Politik trennbar ? Sahen die Medien die Neutralität der Schweiz durch die Olympischen Spiele gefährdet ? Waren sich die Parteien und Zeitungen in der Boykottfrage einig oder konnten unterschiedliche Positionen festgestellt werden ? MA 28478
1.2.8 BERLIN 1936
HONOUR AND DIGNITY: THE PERU CASE AT THE Article 1936 OLYMPIC GAMES IN BERLIN Sérgio Settani Giglio. In: The international journal of the history of sport, Ahead of print, 1 November 2017, pp. 1-12. The 1936 Olympic Games are considered to be the explicit union of sports and politics. Many studies have analysed the accomplishments of Jesse Owens at Hitler’s Olympics. However, football provides another collision between sports and politics at the same Olympic Games, which also impacts the debate regarding the relationship between sports and politics. That relationship is rarely studied. Football had been out of the Olympic programme of the 1932 Los Angeles Games and returned to the programme for the 1936 Berlin Games. However, on its return there was an incident in the match between Peru and Austria in the second round of the tournament. It all started when a spectator invaded the field and kicked an Austrian athlete. The match was restarted and Peru won the game in overtime. After the game the Austrians formalized a protest and FIFA set up a European committee to review the case. Through historical analysis, from official documents and newspapers of that time, this episode showed two points: that FIFA was a Eurocentric entity; and that sports and politics go together, after all, since in the rescheduled new game, Peru, as a protest and in a demand for dignity, withdrew its entire delegation from the Olympic Games. READ MORE (AVAILABLE ON SITE)
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OLYMPIC PRIDE - AMERICAN PREJUDICE Deborah Riley Draper… [et al.]. Coffee Bluff Pictures, 2016, 1 DVD-R (79 min.). In 1936, 18 African-American athletes- dubbed the "black auxiliary" by Hitler - participated in the Berlin Olympic Games, defying Nazi Aryan supremacy and Jim crow racism. Despite their achievements, winning hearts and medals in Berlin, the world forgot all of them except one, Jesse Owens. "Olympic Pride, American Prejudice" is the story of the other 17. The film follows the athletes from the attempted boycott on the 1936 Olympics to their triumph at the Games and then to their unceremonious return to America. The film restores these mostly little known athletes who changed the course of sports and the fight for civil rights to their proper place in history. DA 273
1.2.9 PARIS 1924
PARIS 1924, I OWE YOU Article Manfred Bergman. In: Journal of sports philately, vol. 56, no. 1, Fall 2017, pp. 4-13. This article looks at the 1924 Olympic Games philately, and the few enigma that still remain unresolved.
1.2.10 ANTWERP 1920 | ANVERS 1920
SHOOTING: THE FIRST BRAZILIAN OLYMPIC Article MEDALS Janice Zarpellon Mazo… [et al.]. In: Diagoras: International academic journal on Olympic studies, vol. 1, 2017, pp. 135-152. The present study aims to investigate how was the journey of the athletes from Rio Grande do Sul state, who participated in the Olympic Games (OG) of 1920, from the beginning of their sports career, crossing through the participation of the athletes in the 1920 OG, until their return home, after the event. READ MORE
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1.2.11 ST LOUIS 1904
HUMOR, IRONY, AND INDIGENOUS PEOPLES: A RE- Article READING OF THE HISTORICAL RECORD OF THE 1904 ST. LOUIS OLYMPIC CHAMPIONSHIP Christine M. O’Bonsawin. In: Sport history review, vol. 48, no. 2, November 2017, pp. 168-184. This paper serves as a re-reading of the historical record concerning the participation of a Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk) team in the lacrosse championship of the 1904 St. Louis Olympic Games. Indigenous and deconstructionist methodological frameworks provide historians with strategies for reopening archival texts to ironic interpretation in the hope that we may better recognize the efforts of Indigenous peoples to confront and challenge colonial hegemony. READ MORE (AVAILABLE ON SITE)
1.3 OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES | JEUX OLYMPIQUES D’HIVER
THE OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES IN NUMBERS: VANCOUVER 2010, SOCHI 2014 AND PYEONGCHANG 2018 International Olympic Committee. 2017, 86 p. The information presented here has been compiled from previous Olympic Winter Games to help cities make informed decisions about the costs and benefits of hosting future Games. It offers data on key cost and revenue drivers at the two most recent Olympic Games (Vancouver 2010, Sochi 2014) and the forthcoming Games in PyeongChang 2018, as well as information on the number of venues and other factors that offer insights on Games requirements. READ MORE
1.3.1 PYEONGCHANG 2018
CREATIVE BRIEF: OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES ART POSTERS The PyeongChang Organising Committee for the XXIII Olympic Winter Games, 2017, 21 p. This guide aims at engaging artists and designers in developing Olympic posters. It provides them with graphic guidelines as well as some background information about the Olympic Movement and the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Games. READ MORE
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GET READY FOR PYEONGCHANG 2018: INFORMATION KIT FOR ATHLETES International Olympic Committee. 2018, 41 p. In this document, you will find everything an athlete needs to know about his/her stay in PyeongChang. This kit has been designed to be as comprehensive as possible. Here you will find information on the Republic of Korea, PyeongChang and Gangneung, information about the Olympic villages, a short description of the IOC Athletes' Commission election, some pointers on sharing your experience on social media during the Games, a reminder of the rules including rules 40 and 50, as well as information on anti-doping and athlete protection. READ MORE
FOOD VISION FOR THE PYEONGCHANG OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC WINTER GAMES: "THE TASTE OF KOREA THROUGH FOOD AND HOSPITALITY" The PyeongChang Organising Committee for the 2018 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, 2017, 34 p. This report presents the strategy for food and beverages services during the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games. It explains the vision with a focus on health concerns and sustainability, lists the client groups and partners, the venues, the ingredients, the key commitments and finally evokes the support to local culture. READ MORE
IF RATE CARD CATALOGUE FOR OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES: PYEONGCHANG 2018 The PyeongChang Organising Committee for the 2018 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. 2017, 44 p. The “IF rate card catalogue” for PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games presents the rate card products and services for rent or purchase to help the International Federations to operate during the Games time. It includes information on products and services such as: terms and conditions, technology, furniture, vehicles and wax cabin. READ MORE
MARKETING PARTNERS RATE CARD CATALOGUE FOR OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES: PYEONGCHANG 2018 The PyeongChang Organizing Committee for the 2018 Olympic & Paralympic Winter Games, 2017, 38 p. The “Marketing partners rate card catalogue” for PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games presents the rate card products and services for rent or purchase to help the marketing partners to operate during the Games time. It includes information on products and services such as: terms and conditions, technology, telephone services, furniture and
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NOC RATE CARD CATALOGUE FOR OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES: PYEONGCHANG 2018 The PyeongChang Organising Committee for the XXIII Olympic Winter Games, 2017, 51 p. The “NOC rate card catalogue” for PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games presents the rate card products and services for rent or purchase to help the National Olympic Committees to operate during the Games time. It includes information on products and services such as: terms and conditions, technology, telephone services, private office space, furniture, vehicles and wax cabin. READ MORE
PARALYMPIC FAMILY ACCREDITATION MANUAL: PYEONGCHANG 2018 The PyeongChang Organising Committee for the XXIII Olympic Winter Games. 2017, 54 p. This manual has been prepared by the PyeongChang Organizing Committee for the 2018 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (PyeongChang 2018) to assist your Paralympic Family organisation to prepare and complete the accreditation process for your delegation. All Paralympic Family organisations participating in the PyeongChang 2018 Paralympic Winter Games must complete the accreditation process to obtain Paralympic identity and accreditation cards (PIACs) for their delegation members. This manual is for the following organisations:
International Paralympic Committee and related organisations, Host Organising Committee and its domestic dignitaries, Future Organising Committee and Observers, National Partners, Official Candidate Cities and Paralympic Partners. READ MORE
PRESS RATE CARD CATALOGUE FOR OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES: PYEONGCHANG 2018 The PyeongChang Organising Committee for the XXIII Olympic Winter Games, 2017, 55 p. The “Press rate card catalogue” for PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games presents the rate card products and services for rent or purchase to help the media to operate during the Games time. It includes information on products and services such as: terms and conditions, technology, private office space, furniture, and vehicles. READ MORE
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PYEONGCHANG 2018: OLYMPIC & PARALYMPIC WINTER GAMES PYEONGCHANG 2018 The PyeongChang Organizing Committee for the 2018 Olympic & Paralympic Winter Games. 2017, 6 p. This leaflet presents various facts and figures on the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. It includes the vision, a timeline of the history of the Olympic Winter Games, information on the torch relay, the star athletes and the venues. READ MORE
PYEONGCHANG 2018 TERMS & CONDITIONS OF TICKET PURCHASE, POSSESSION AND USE The PyeongChang Organising Committee for the 2018 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. 2017, 31 p. This document presents the terms and conditions for the purchase, possession and use of tickets to the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. Here you may find information on the authorised ticket resellers (inside and outside the Republic of Korea), pricing, payment, delivery, and terms for resale, refund and transfert. It also evokes the prohibited and restricted items, and finally the obligatory and forbidden behaviour of any ticket holder.
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PYEONGCHANG 2018: THE OLYMPIC & PARALYMPIC WINTER GAMES PYEONGCHANG 2018 The PyeongChang Organising Committee for the XXIII Olympic Winter Games. 2017, 25 p. This brochure, published by the PyeongChang Organising Committee for the XXIII Olympic Winter Games, presents general topics, such as: Olympic Winter sports, the torch relay, ticketing, merchandising, venues and facts and figures about the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games. READ MORE
PYEONGCHANG GREENHOUSE GAS MANAGEMENT REPORT: CARBON RESPONSIBLE GAMES The PyeongChang Organizing Committee for the 2018 Olympic & Paralympic Winter Games. 2016-2017, 2 vol. These reports present the POCOG's strategy to ensure sustainable Winter Olympic Games in 2018 in regards of greenhouse gas management. READ MORE
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TICKETING GUIDE: PYEONGCHANG 2018 The PyeongChang Organising Committee for the 2018 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. 2017, 1 vol. This document details the ticketing program. Here you will find all you need to know about the ticket purchase for any competition during the
2018 PyeongChang Olympic Winter Games. READ MORE
TORCHBEARER HANDBOOK: THE PYEONGCHANG 2018 OLYMPIC TORCH RELAY The PyeongChang Organising Committee for the 2018 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. 2017, 11p. This guide, published for all the torchbearers participating in the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games torch relay, contains general information about the torch and the relay, but also the specific procedures that each participant has to follow during the relay. READ MORE
WEATHER REPORT The PyeongChang Organizing Committee for the 2018 Olympic & Paralympic Winter Games. 2017, 3 vol. These studies present the facts and figures regarding the weather in the PyeongChang region in the framework of the organisation of the 2018 Winter Olympic Games. Those documents were prepared by the Sport planning department, meteorology and climate team. READ MORE
1.4 SUSTAINABILITY AND LEGACY | DURABILITÉ ET HÉRITAGE
IOC SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY International Olympic Committee. 2017, 54 p. Sustainability is one of the three pillars of Olympic Agenda 2020 alongside credibility and youth. In line with its recommendations, the IOC has developed a sustainability strategy. Based on the responsibility of the IOC as an organization, as the owner of the Olympic Games, and as the leader of the Olympic Movement, it focuses on infrastructure and natural sites, sourcing and resource management, mobility, workforce, and climate. READ MORE
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ADAPTABLE DESIGN IN OLYMPIC CONSTRUCTION Article Laura Alexandra Brown, Manuel Cresciani. In: International journal of building pathology and adaptation, Ahead of print, 2017. The Olympic Games is the largest sporting mega event of its type, with deep cultural and historical roots. The event is short lived compared to the lifespan of the infrastructure required in host cities. This research examines models of adaptability in Olympic construction, using case studies in previous Olympic host cities of the Summer Olympic Games, (Rome 1960, London 2012), to assess the impact of adaptability on future legacy. READ MORE (AVAILABLE ON SITE)
WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES, CITIES, AND TOURISM: Article A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW IN THIS
DOMAIN Marilyne Gaudette, Romain Roult, Sylvain Lefebvre. In: Journal of sport & tourism, vol. 21, no. 4, 2017, pp. 287-313. The purpose of this study is to present the current state of scientific knowledge on the Winter Olympic Games (2000 to present-day) and their urban and tourism-related impacts.. READ MORE (AVAILABLE ON SITE)
MÉGA-ÉVÉNEMENTS SPORTIFS : JO PARIS 2024, Article L'ENJEU DE L'HÉRITAGE Jean-Jacques Gouguet, Christophe Lepetit. In: Jurisport, la revue juridique et économique du sport, no 178, Septembre 2017, pp. 42-45. Les Jeux Olympiques de 2024 ont été attribués à la ville de Paris. Au- delà de l'impact économique attendu, c'est l'héritage de cet événement qui en constitue le principal enjeu.
OLYMPIC TOURISM AND OLYMPIC LEGACY FROM A Article SOCIO-CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE
Ewa Malchrowicz-Mośko. In: Olimpianos: journal of Olympic studies, vol. 1, no. 2, August 2017, pp. 105-127. In the recent years, we observe a growing popularity of sport tourism which includes travelling to practice sports outside one's living area, participating in sports events (both actively as an athlete, and passively as a spectator) as well as visiting sports related attractions such as sports museums or famous stadiums. Participation in major sports events, including the Olympic Games, has grown in popularity among the tourists, affecting the development of sport tourism. Olympic museums also become a major tourist attraction. The aim of the present study is to perform a theoretical analysis of possible benefits and losses resulting from hosting a sporting event in the social and cultural perspective. READ MORE
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TOWARD A THANATOLOGY OF OLYMPIC STADIUMS Article Kimberly S. Schimmel, C. Lee Harrington, Ashley Beidle. In:
Olimpianos: journal of Olympic studies, vol. 1, no. 2, August 2017, pp. 160-171. What happens when an Olympic stadium is abandoned or destroyed? What happens when an Olympic stadium dies? The purpose of this essay is to provoke thought about the role and meaning of Olympic stadium death. READ MORE
1.5 SECURITY | SÉCURITÉ
BRAZILIAN ORGANIZATION FOR COMBATING Article TERRORISM DURING THE RIO 2016 OLYMPIC GAMES AND PARALYMPIC GAME Alessandro Visacro. In: Military review, September-October 2017, pp. 94-104. Major international public events, by their very nature, combine extreme vulnerability with extensive media exposure. These factors alone are enough to create favorable conditions for the convergence of a number of normally diffuse threats— primarily nonstate actors operating domestically and transnationally, ranging from what are known in Brazil as antisystemic movements to extremist organizations. In order to share some of the lessons learned and best practices, this article presents a brief analysis of security provisions during the 2016 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, focusing primarily on combating terrorism—a topic that, due to its sensitive character and growing importance, has demanded increasing engagement by the military. READ MORE
1.6 HISTORY OF THE OG | HISTOIRE DES JO
REFLECTING ON MODERN SPORT IN ANCIENT OLYMPIA: PROCEEDINGS OF THE 2016 CONFERENCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE PHILOSOPHY OF SPORT AT THE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC ACADEMY, ANCIENT OLYMPIA, GREECE Heather L. Reid & Eric Moore. Parnassos Press, 2017, 188 p. This book is about the proceedings in September 2016 of 100 philosophers of sport from 18 countries on four continents. They talk about a range of topics from sport in education to transgender athletes to Taijiquan. MA 28473
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TO CONSULT ALL THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS ALREADY AVAILABLE FOR THE NEXT EDITIONS OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES, CLICK HERE FOR PYEONGCHANG 2018, TOKYO 2020 AND BEIJING 2022.
POUR CONSULTER TOUTES LES PUBLICATIONS OFFICIELLES DÉJÀ DISPONIBLES POUR LES PROCHAINES ÉDITIONS DES JEUX OLYMPIQUES, CLIQUEZ ICI POUR PYEONGCHANG 2018, TOKYO 2020 ET BEIJING 2022.
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2. THE YOUTH OLYMPIC GAMES | LES JEUX OLYMPIQUES DE LA JEUNESSE
2.1 SUMMER YOUTH OLYMPIC GAMES | JEUX OLYMPIQUES DE LA JEUNESSE D’ÉTÉ
2.1.1 BUENOS AIRES 2018
EL RESPETO SIEMPRE GANA: GUÍA EDUCATIVA Comité Organizador Juegos Olímpicos de la Juventud Buenos Aires 2018. 2016, 44 p. « El respeto siempre gana ». Una obra de teatro destinada a chicos y chicas de nivel primario que visita las escuelas con el objetivo de, a través del arte, informar sobre los Juegos Olímpicos y los Juegos Olímpicos de la Juventud Buenos Aires 2018 y compartir y transmitir la importancia de la excelencia, el respeto y la amistad, los valores olímpicos. El propósito de esta guía es acompañar estas acciones alentando y promoviendo, a través de información y distintas propuestas, valores y actitudes positivas, así como un estilo de vida saludable en el marco del desarrollo de esta nueva edición de los Juegos. La guía se estructura en dos partes. La primera ofrece información específica sobre los Juegos Olímpicos de la Juventud Buenos Aires 2018, el Olimpismo, los valores olímpicos, y temas y conceptos fundamentales vinculados al deporte, la vida saludable, la cooperación y el respeto por la diversidad. La segunda parte propone actividades relacionadas a las distintas propuestas que ofrecemos en las escuelas. Además, presenta otros recursos para desarrollar con los estudiantes en la escuela. READ MORE
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GUÍA EDUCATIVA: LOS JUEGOS OLÍMPICOS EN LA ESCUELA Ministerio de Modernización, Innovación, y Tecnología, Comité Organizador Juegos Olímpicos de la Juventud Buenos Aires 2018. 2016, 80 p. La guía se estructura en dos partes. La primera ofrece información específica sobre los Juegos Olímpicos, los valores que promueven, la filosofía del Olimpismo y sobre temas y con- ceptos fundamentales vinculados al deporte, la vida saludable, la cooperación y el respeto por la diversidad. La segunda parte propone actividades y sugerencias para desarrollar con los estudiantes en la escuela. READ MORE
RECORRIDO DE LA BANDERA OLÍMPICA: GUÍA EDUCATIVA Ministerio de Modernización, Innovación, y Tecnología, Comité Organizador Juegos Olímpicos de la Juventud Buenos Aires 2018, 2016, 37 p. « El recorrido de la bandera Olímpica » - Esta actividad tiene el objetivo de compartir con la comunidad educativa el espíritu de los Juegos Olímpicos de la Juventud, invitando a las escuelas a recibir una réplica de la bandera olímpica. El propósito de esta guía es acompañar estas acciones alentando y promoviendo, a través de información y distintas propuestas, valores y actitudes positivas, así como un estilo de vida saludable en el marco del desarrollo de esta nueva edición de los Juegos. La guía se estructura en dos partes. La primera ofrece información específica sobre los Juegos Olímpicos de la Juventud Buenos Aires 2018, el Olimpismo, los valores que se promueven, y temas y conceptos fundamentales vinculados al deporte, la vida saludable, la cooperación y el respeto por la diversidad. La segunda parte propone actividades relacionadas a las distintas propuestas que ofrecemos en las escuelas. Además, presenta otros recursos para desarrollar con los estudiantes en la escuela. READ MORE
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3. THE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE | LE COMITÉ INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIQUE
3.1 OLYMPIC AGENDA 2020 | AGENDA OLYMPIQUE 2020
OLYMPIC AGENDA 2020: MIDWAY REPORT International Olympic Committee. 2017, 91 p. The implementation of the 40 recommendations of Olympic Agenda 2020, the IOC’s strategic roadmap for the future of the Olympic Movement, began in 2015, almost immediately after its unanimous approval at the 127th IOC Session in December 2014. This document, developed in keeping with Olympic Agenda 2020’s call for increased transparency and accountability, is a status report on the implementation since its adoption. It details action taken and action planned before 2020 to fully implement all the recommendations. The trajectory of progress is well established. As of 1 September 2017, the IOC had taken action on all 40 recommendations and more than half are implemented or close to completion. These accomplishments have been possible thanks to the active participation of all constituents, stakeholders and partners of the Olympic Movement, including the United Nations and a number of NGOs that support the mission and values of the Movement. READ MORE
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3.2 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS | RELATIONS INTERNATIONALES
THE EARLY RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN UNESCO Article AND THE IOC: CONSIDERATIONS – CONTROVERSIES – COOPERATION Caroline Meier. In: Diagoras: International academic journal on Olympic studies, vol. 1, 2017, pp. 229-248. Today, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation is "the United Nations' lead agency for physical education and sport". It runs several projects and initiatives and it closely cooperates with various international organisations that are engaged in the field of sport and physical education. The questions as to how and why sport became part of UNESCO's programme and who were the involved participants, however, remain unanswered in academic literature. This article shows that after the introduction of the idea to include sport and physical education in its programme by individual sports officials, with members of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) playing a key role, UNESCO had to overcome severe controversies, jealousies and power struggles when trying to position itself in the field. Particularly, the relationship between UNESCO and the IOC was difficult – the general problems of international sports, and consequently the IOC, were mirrored in the process of UNESCO's early involvement in sport.. READ MORE
3.3 PRESIDENTS AND MEMBERS | PRÉSIDENTS ET MEMBRES
CHARLES DE COUBERTIN'S 'SPORTS Article ALLEGORY/THE CROWNING OF THE ATHLETES: NEW INSIGHTS' Natalia Camps Y Wilant. In: Diagoras: International academic journal on Olympic studies, vol. 1, 2017, pp. 209-228. Charles de Coubertin, the father of the founder of the modern Olympic Games, was a successful painter in France in the second part of the nineteenth century. One of his paintings is exhibited in the Olympic Museum in Lausanne and appears often in Olympic history publications. In most of the published works, however, the authors did not include information about the painting; they only published the reproduction. Although the works do not explain the painting's content, the facts seem sufficient to consider the painting a well-known part of Olympic history. This paper explores the painting's contribution to Olympic history and applies the art historical method of iconological analysis (Panofsky, 1955) to relate the painting's content to different contexts, such as historic events or the artist's personal background. READ MORE
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4. THE OLYMPIC MOVEMENT | LE MOUVEMENT OLYMPIQUE
4.1 GOVERNANCE OF THE OLYMPIC MOVEMENT | GOUVERNANCE DU MOUVEMENT OLYMPIQUE
FROM OLYMPIC ADMINISTRATION TO OLYMPIC GOVERNANCE Emmanuel Bayle... [et al.]. Routledge, 2018, 128 p. Lausanne, the Swiss city IOC (International Olympic Committee) President Juan Antonio Samaranch honoured with the title "Olympic capital" in 1994, is now the administrative capital of world sport. The past century has presented Olympism with many challenges and that continues to be the case today; the issues may have changed, but they are no less numerous. Controversies over phony amateurism, the two Chinas and the creation of a modern Olympia have been resolved, only to be replaced by questions of governance, compliance, strategy, responsible management, the size of the Games, the scarcity of bids and new forms of doping and corruption. All these themes are examined in the articles that make up this book published about 100 years after the establishment of the IOC’s headquarters in Lausanne. This book was originally published as a special edition of "Sport in society". MA 28469
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4.2 OLYMPISM | OLYMPISME
OLYMPISM, CONSTRUCTIVISM AND FOUCAULT'S Article TECHNOLOGIES OF POWER: GOVERNMENTALITY AT WORK Ian Culpan. In: Diagoras: International academic journal on Olympic studies, vol. 1, 2017, pp. 75-94. This article draws on the works of Foucault to analyse how the philosophy of Olympism and the utilisation of constructivist pedagogies creates examples of governmentality and the technology of power (self) in action. READ MORE
OLYMPIC/ISM EDUCATION: DOES IT HAVE A PLACE Article IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION? Kirsten Petrie. In: Diagoras: International academic journal on Olympic studies, vol. 1, 2017, pp. 153–168. Drawing on the context of Aotearoa New Zealand, the paper explores how Olympism education has been used to frame curriculum policy in PE and to what extend this has and has not impacted on practice. READ MORE
OLYMPISM AND ONTOLOGICAL STRUCTURES OF Article UNDERSTANDING Susannah Stevens. In: Diagoras: International academic journal on Olympic studies, vol. 1, 2017, pp. 249-268. Across the academy, Olympism is scrutinized in paradigmatic ways that centre on its epistemological decree. This critique enables necessary conversation on the appropriateness of Olympism in contemporary times, the definitions of Olympism, Olympism praxis, and Olympic education and its pedagogies. This arguably, positions Olympism as one of the most controversial and debated topics within the human movement field. This paper contends, that by concentrating comprehensively on the epistemology of Olympism, this has subsequently led to a narrow interpretation of the ideology that Pierre de Coubertin embodied. READ MORE
OLYMPIC EDUCATION II: ACTIVITY GUIDE FOR TEACHERS Comite Olímpico Argentina. 2017, 44 p. The purpose of this textbook is to help teachers to promote and spread Olympism in schools, in sport and in life. Complementing the information contained in its first edition, this textbook connects school’s subjects (mathematics, geography, languages, arts, biology...) with Olympism. THIS DOCUMENT EXISTS ALSO IN SPANISH VERSION. READ MORE
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L'IDÉE SPORTIVE, L'IDÉE OLYMPIQUE : QUELLES RÉALITÉS AU XXIE SIÈCLE ? Olivier Chovaux... [et al.]. Artois Presses Université, 2017, 236 p. Cet ouvrage réunit les principales contributions des intervenants du colloque international « L’idée sportive, l’idée olympique : quelles réalités au XXIe siècle ? », qui s’est tenu à Dunkerque les 18 et 19 mai 2012. Conjointement organisé par le Cercle Bernard Jeu (CBJ), l’équipe de Recherche Septentrionale Sport et Société (ER3S, EA 4110), Le Comité National Olympique et Sportif Français (CNOSF), l’Académie Nationale Olympique (ANOF), le Comité Régional Olympique et Sportif Nord – Pas- de-Calais (CROS) et le Syndicat Mixte de la Côte d’Opale (SMCO), il avait pour ambition, à quelques semaines des Jeux olympiques de Londres, d’inviter universitaires, dirigeants et praticiens du sport à une réflexion sereine sur les évolutions contemporaines du sport et de l’olympisme, à partir d’une ré-interrogation de la notion « d’idée olympique » (empruntée à Bernard Jeu) et des éléments qui fondent sa longévité et vitalité contemporaines. MA 28464
4.3 NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEES (NOCS) | COMITÉS NATIONAUX OLYMPIQUES (CNOS)
4.3.1 JAPAN | JAPON
JAPANESE IMPERIALISM: POLITICS AND SPORT IN EAST ASIA: REJECTION, RESENTMENT, REVANCHISM J.A. Mangan... [et al.]. Springer, 2017, 453 p. This cutting edge collection presents a political reading of the power of modern sport in Asia. Providing an interdisciplinary study of political and cultural tensions in Asia, past and present, through the key case-study of sport, it illuminates the complex practices and legacies of Japanese imperialism across East and Southeast Asia through the 20th century and beyond. Focusing on the deep background to contemporary dynamics of intraregional tensions, it examines sport both as a tool of imperialism and as an agent of reconciliation as the region gears up to the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo. Offering a unique contribution to East Asian studies, colonial and postcolonial studies and sport studies, this work represent key reading for students and scholars of East Asian studies, international politics and sports diplomacy. MA 28468
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4.3.2 SINGAPORE | SINGAPOUR
PROJECT 0812: THE INSIDE STORY OF SINGAPORE'S JOURNEY TO OLYMPIC GLORY Peh Shing Huei. Singapore National Olympic Council, 2017, 181 p. This book chronicles the dramatic untold story of this struggle, celebrating both the strength of the human spirit and also the closed-door intrigues behind the success of the table tennis team. For the first time, it reveals the tensions which hobbled the team in the lead-up to Beijing and the colourful aftermath when Singapore won a historic silver medal. MA 28474
4.3.3 SWITZERLAND | SUISSE
JEUX OLYMPIQUES EN SUISSE : UNE CONTRIBUTION SUR L'ÉVOLUTION DES CANDIDATURES POUR LES JEUX OLYMPIQUES EN SUISSE : COMMENTAIRES, CONCLUSIONS ET IMPACTS SUR L'AVENIR Urs Lacotte, Miranda Kiuri, Claude Stricker. Werd & Weber Verlag AG, 2017, 251 p. Le thème des Jeux Olympiques rencontre un vif intérêt. Il suscite beaucoup d'émotions et fait l'objet de débats permanents ce qui montre bien que les Jeux dépassent la signification d'une compétition purement sportive. Dans le livre "Jeux Olympiques en Suisse" les auteurs présentent
toutes les initiatives olympiques de la Suisse au cours de l'histoire et analysent pour la première fois l'effet des Jeux Olympiques d'hiver passés comme patrimoine. Ce livre donne un aperçu des efforts de la Suisse - de la candidature à l'organisation des Jeux Olympiques, y compris les Jeux de la jeunesse. THIS DOCUMENT EXISTS ALSO IN GERMAN VERSION. MA 28456
LES SUISSES AUX JEUX OLYMPIQUES : 1896-2016 : LÉGENDES ET HISTOIRES Alain Meury. Slatkine, 2017, 433 p. Cet ouvrage retrace 120 ans d'histoire olympique de la Suisse suivant un ordre chronologique. Chaque édition des Jeux Olympiques est replacée dans son contexte politique et sportif, puis sont présentés les faits marquants et les athlètes qui se sont illustrés, en accordant une place majeure aux sportifs Suisses. MA 28476
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4.4 PARALYMPIC MOVEMENT AND PARALYMPIC GAMES | MOUVEMENT PARALYMPIQUE ET JEUX PARALYMPIQUES
THE IPC AS A CHANGE-MAKER? INSIGHTS FROM Article THE INSTITUTIONAL THEORY Simon Gérard, Thierry Zintz. In: Diagoras: International academic journal on Olympic studies, vol. 1, 2017, pp. 95-116. The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) increasingly becomes key actor in the sport movement, yet its organizational development remains under-researched. This paper explores how the IPC, since its creation in 1989, emerged from the margins of the “able-bodied” sport movement and developed new sport opportunities for para-athletes.. READ MORE
USING DISABILITY STUDIES TO GROUND HIGH- Article QUALITY PARALYMPIC RESEARCH
Shane Kerr, P. David Howe. In: Diagoras: International academic journal on Olympic studies, vol. 1, 2017, pp. 117-134. This paper explores the need for a robust grounding in disability studies as the cornerstone. READ MORE
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5. THE ATHLETES | LES ATHLÈTES
GUIDE TO DEVELOPING AN EFFECTIVE ATHLETES' COMMISSION IOC Athletes’ Commission. 2017, 33 p. The IOC Athletes’ Commission Strategy was launched in September 2017 and it aims to complement Olympic Agenda 2020 recommendations which further support and protect clean sport. The IOC Athletes’ Commission serves as a link between the athletes and the IOC, and in order to achieve this, the IOC Athletes’ Commission has a leading role with athletes and the Olympic Movement. The full IOC Athletes’ Commission Strategy can be viewed on olympic.org/athlete365. The goal of this guide is to lead the way in establishing best practices so that athletes and organisations can reap the benefits. READ MORE
SAFEGUARDING ATHLETES FROM HARASSMENT AND ABUSE IN SPORT: IOC TOOLKIT FOR IFS AND NOCS: RELATED TO CREATING AND IMPLEMENTING ATHLETE SAFEGUARDING POLICIES AND PROCEDURES International Olympic Committee. 2017, 106 p. This toolkit aims to assist National Olympic Committees (NOCs) and International Federations (IFs) in the development of policies and procedures to safeguard athletes from harassment and abuse in sport. It is divided into 5 sections introducing the preparation, the positioning, the core components, the implementation and finally the preventative measures. THIS DOCUMENT EXISTS ALSO IN FRENCH VERSION. READ MORE
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5.1 ANTI- DOPING | ANTI- DOPAGE
OLYMPIC DOPING, TRANSPARENCY, AND THE Article THERAPEUTIC EXEMPTION PROCESS Luke Cox, Andrew Bloodworth, Mike McNamee. In: Diagoras: International academic journal on Olympic studies, vol. 1, 2017, pp. 55-74. Within anti-doping policy, the Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) policy enables athletes with a range of medical conditions to compete within elite sport even after receiving prohibited medication substances or methods. This article critically explores the TUE process, and argue against proposals for a transparent TUE policy on grounds of privacy and concerns for athlete welfare . READ MORE
WHAT PERFORMANCE DATA TELLS US ABOUT Article PEDS IN OLYMPIC ATHLETICS AND SWIMMING Ray Stefani. In: Proceedings of MathSport International 2017 Conference, University of Padua Botanical Garden 26-28 June 2017, pp. 340-346. A statistical analog to the biological passport is used to identify possible uses of performance enhancing drugs among Olympic champions in athletics and swimming and to identify the effect of anti-doping efforts. READ MORE
INTERNATIONAL CROSS-SECTOR SOCIAL Article PARTNERSHIPS BETWEEN SPORT AND GOVERNMENTS: THE WORLD ANTI-DOPING AGENCY Kristine Toohey, Anthony Beaton. In: Sport management review, vol. 20, no. 5, November 2017, pp. 483-496. This article presents the results of an in-depth case study of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), a global cross-sector social partnership (CSSP) through which governments and sport collaborate to address the social issue of doping in sport. The authors specifically explore how WADA has managed two key issues (securing financial contributions and the 2007 presidential election) using institutional and resource- dependence theories to better understand the question of why and how a sport CSSP responds strategically to its environmental and resource constraints in its precursory, establishment, and continuance phases. READ MORE (AVAILABLE ON SITE)
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5.2 CAREER MANAGEMENT | GESTION DE CARRIÈRE
“BUT A CHAMPION COMES OUT MUCH, MUCH Article LATER”: A SPORT DEVELOPMENT CASE STUDY OF THE 1968 U.S. OLYMPIC TEAM Brennan K.Berg, Rhema D.Fuller, Michael Hutchinson. In: Sport management review, Ahead of print, 19 October 2017, in press, corrected proof, pp. 1-13. Increasing attention has been given to the effective development of elite athletes. In this inquiry, the authors used a historical case study to ascertain the ways elite athletes were developed in a different era of sport in the United States. READ MORE (AVAILABLE ON SITE)
MIRROR IMAGES: EXPLORING THE STRENGTHS OF Article TWO OLYMPIC GOLD-MEDALISTS Angela Robles. In: Women in sport and physical activity journal, Ahead of print, 2017, pp. 1-22. When the sport of softball was eliminated from Olympic competition after the 2008 Games, the softball community grieved around the world. After a 12-year sabbatical, the International Olympic Committee announced the sport would return for the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo (Olympic, 2016). The purpose of this study was to explore how two of the most successful Olympic athletes in USA softball history used their innate talents and strengths in the way they approached their sport. READ MORE (AVAILABLE ON SITE)
5.3 MEDICINE AND HEALTH | MÉDECINE ET SANTÉ
SPORT, SEX AND AGE INCREASE RISK OF ILLNESS Article AT THE RIO 2016 SUMMER PARALYMPIC GAMES: A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY OF 51 198 ATHLETE DAYS Wayne Derman… [et al.]. In: British journal of sports medicine, Ahead of print, 15 November 2017, pp. 1-7. This article describes the epidemiology of illness at the Rio 2016 Summer Paralympic Games. A total of 3657 athletes from 78 countries, representing 83.5% of all athletes at the Games, were monitored on the web-based injury and illness surveillance system (WEB-IISS) over 51 198 athlete days during the Rio 2016 Summer Paralympic Games. Illness data were obtained daily from teams with their own medical support through the WEB-IISS electronic data capturing systems. READ MORE (AVAILABLE ON SITE)
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PREVALENCE OF ILLNESS, POOR MENTAL HEALTH Article AND SLEEP QUALITY AND LOW ENERGY AVAILABILITY PRIOR TO T HE 2016 SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES Michael Drew… [et al.]. In: British journal of sports medicine, Ahead of print, 22 October 2017, pp. 1-8. This study aims to establish the prevalence of illness symptoms, poor sleep quality, poor mental health symptoms, low energy availability and stress-recovery state in an Olympic cohort late in the 3 months prior to the Summer Olympic Games. 317 Olympic athletes from 11 sports were invited to complete questionnaires administered 3 months before the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. READ MORE (AVAILABLE ON SITE)
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF IMAGING-DETECTED BONE Article STRESS INJURIES IN ATHLETES PARTICIPATING IN THE RIO DE JANEIRO 2016 SUMMER OLYMPICS Daichi Hayashi… [et al.] In: British journal of sports medicine, Ahead of print, 26 October 2017, pp. 1-5. Bone stress injuries are common in high-level athletics. This article describes the demographics, frequency and anatomical location of stress injuries (ie, stress reaction and stress fractures) in athletes at the Rio de Janeiro 2016 Summer Olympic Games. It recorded all sports injuries at the Rio de Janeiro 2016 Summer Olympics reported by the National Olympic Committee (NOC) medical teams and in the polyclinic and medical venues. READ MORE (AVAILABLE ON SITE)
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF IMAGING-DETECTED TENDON Article ABNORMALITIES IN ATHLETES PARTICIPATING IN THE RIO DE JANEIRO 2016 SUMMER OLYMPICS Mohamed Jarraya… [et al.]. In: British journal of sports medicine, Ahead of print, 19 October 2017, pp. 1-5. Tendon abnormalities are prevalent among both elite and non-elite athletes. Cross-sectional imaging modalities are used to confirm and evaluate the severity of such lesions. This study describes the demographics, prevalence, anatomical location and characteristics of tendon abnormalities in athletes who participated in the Rio de Janeiro 2016 Summer Olympic Games. All sports injuries reported by the National Olympic Committee teams and the Organizing Committee medical staff during the Rio 2016 Summer Olympics were recorded for this study. READ MORE (AVAILABLE ON SITE)
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THE ATHLETE'S DILEMMA: SACRIFICING HEALTH FOR WEALTH AND FAME John Weston Parry. Rowman and Littlefield, 2017, 343 p. Sports provide people around the world with unmatched entertainment, from the excitement of victory to the agony of defeat. Unfortunately, it also has become painfully clear that the agony of sports goes well beyond athletes losing games or competitions. Playing through concussions, the abuse of pain medicine, the use of performance-enhancing substances, and other health-related issues have become a constant reminder that being a professional athlete can be as dangerous as it is lucrative. In “The athlete's dilemma: sacrificing health for wealth and fame”, John Weston
Parry examines the health-related transgressions and hot-topic issues in America’s top spectator sports, particularly in football, baseball, hockey, soccer, cycling, tennis, and Olympic competitions. Parry delves into the unique health risks that pertain to each individual sport and scrutinizes how the various leagues and organizations have handled these issues. Controversies and scandals surrounding elite athletes are also included, highlighting the need for changes in how sports are governed and regulated in the United States and worldwide. From football and soccer players returning to the field too soon after concussions to Olympic athletes using performance-enhancing substances, “The athlete’s dilemma” provides a broad perspective on the health risks prevalent in sports and what can be done to reduce these risks in the future. Accessibly written yet carefully researched, this book will be of interest to athletes of all levels, sports fans, academics, and health professionals. MA 28459
5.4 OLYMPIANS | OLYMPIENS
"IT'S THIS THING OF BEING AN OLYMPIAN THAT Article YOU DON'T GET FROM ANYTHING ELSE": CHANGING EXPERIENCES OF CANADIAN INDIVIDUAL SPORT ATHLETES WITH OLYMPIC TEAM SELECTION Carolyn E. McEwen; Laura Hurd Clarke, Erica V. Bennett. In: The sport psychologist, Ahead of print, 2 017, pp. 1-41. The purpose of this study was to examine elite Canadian individual sport athletes' experiences with an Olympic team selection process. Six non- selected Canadian individual sport athletes who were attempting to qualify for the Olympics took part in three semi-structured interviews during the Olympic team selection process, after they gained knowledge of their selection status, and after the Olympic Games.
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MY OLYMPIC LIFE: A MEMOIR Anita L. DeFrantz with Josh Young. Klipspringer Press, 2017, 250 p. In "My Olympic life", readers will journey with an African-American youngster from racially-charged and segregated Indianapolis in the 1950s and ’60s, who went to a high school with no sports for girls, as she grows up to be a member of the first women’s U.S. Olympic rowing team and wins a bronze medal in the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. They will then see how her Olympic experience galvanized her to become an active member in national and international sport and Olympic organizations, including becoming the first woman vice president of both FISA (the International Rowing Federation) and the International Olympic Committee. Her story is more than a civil rights and sporting victory for one person. It reveals how with grit, determination and passion, one person can change the game positively for all. MA 28479
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6. THE OLYMPIC SPORTS | LES SPORTS OLYMPIQUES
6.1 SUMMER SPORTS | SPORTS D’ ÉTÉ
6.1.1 BOXING | BOXE
BOXING AND THE YOUTH OLYMPIC GAMES Article Cesar R. Torres, Jim Parry. In: Diagoras: International academic
journal on Olympic studies, vol. 1, 2017, pp. 169-190. Boxing has been featured in the Competitive Program of the Youth Olympic Games (YOG) since the event was inaugurated in Singapore in 2010. This paper examines whether boxing is a suitable sport to advance the professed goals of the YOG. READ MORE
6.1.2 RUGBY
DRAWING ON DE COUBERTIN'S OLYMPISM Article PHILOSOPHY IN THE SECONDARY SCHOOL RUGBY EXPERIENCE Blake Bennett. In: Diagoras: International academic journal on Olympic studies, 2017, vol. 1, pp. 191-208. The literature indicates that the values of, and justification for, rugby participation in Japan and New Zealand share many similarities including the development of young males' character. Importantly to the pursuit of Olympism studies, such development resonates with de Coubertin's intentions for sport participation in young males. The current article presents hermeneutic interpretations of texts (conversations) held with Japanese and New Zealand secondary school rugby coaches. READ MORE
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7. SPORT ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT | ÉCONOMIE ET GESTION DU SPORT
7.1 GOVERNANCE | GOUVERNANCE
UNDERSTANDING AND REDEFINING THE ROLE OF Report MEN IN ACHIEVING GENDER EQUITY IN SPORT LEADERSHIP Popi Sotiriadou, Donna de Haan, Annelies Knoppers. Griffith University, 2017, 50 p. Advanced Olympic Research Grand Programme 2016-2017. A common approach to gender balance in governance has been through the creation of women’s groups/commissions and the use of gender targets/quotas. This approach may perpetuate the idea that gender equality is an issue that only affects women and does not explicitly encourage men to be involved in changing a male-dominated governance culture. The purpose of this study was to explore the role men have, and can play in working towards gender equity in sport governance. We focused on two sports and two countries that have announced their support for and engagement with gender balance in governance. We drew on organisational documents and semi-structured interviews with 22 men and 12 women from eight organisations involved in sport governance at the national or international level. Data suggests that male board members primarily focus on creating gender equality. They actively recruit women to fill positions but there is little evidence that they do much to change the context/culture in which that governance takes place. Women argued for more active involvement of men in enabling a transformation towards gender equity, that is, a gender responsive shift in governance culture. READ MORE
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7.2 SPORTS BETTING | PARIS SPORTIFS
PREVENTING CRIMINAL RISKS LINKED TO THE SPORTS BETTING MARKET: FINAL REPORT JUNE 2017 European Commission ; Institut de relations internationales et stratégiques. IRIS, 2017, 141 p. In the light of the current economic environment, with new, growing criminal risks (such as cybercrime and match-fixing) and reduced public finances, this report proposes a pioneer evaluation of the criminal risks linked to the sports betting activity, a new (legal) economic sector at EU and international levels. Such a risk-assessment will lead to recommendations aimed directly at EU MS or European authorities, but it will analyse betting as a global activity especially given its transnational nature. READ MORE
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8. SPORT AND SOCIETY | SPORT ET SOCIÉTÉ
8.1 MEDIA | MÉDIAS
RAISING THE AMERICAN FLAG VIA OLYMPIC MEDIA Article CONSUMPTION: QUANTITATIVELY EXPLORING THE ETHICS OF U.S. NATIONALISM AND SPORT SPECTATORSHIP Andrew C. Billings, Kenon A. Brown, Natalie B. Devlin. In: Diagoras: International academic journal on Olympic studies, vol. 1, 2017, pp. 11-34. While the 2016 Summer Olympics was still the most watched program all 17 nights during NBC's coverage, the decline in overall television viewership could be a sign of audience migration to other platforms to consume Olympic content. Because understanding if motives for displaying national identity and motives for spectating sport could play a role in the consumption of Olympic media across televisual, print and digital platforms, a survey of 257 respondents was conducted, and structural equation modelling was used to determine the relationships among national identity motives, sport spectatorship motives and Olympic media consumption. READ MORE
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8.2 PEACE AND DEVELOPMENT THROUGH SPORT | PAIX ET DÉVELOPPEMENT PAR LE SPORT
THE OLYMPIC MOVEMENT AS STAKEHOLDER IN Article THE UN–IOC PARTNERSHIP: CONFIGURATIONS IN SOUTHERN AFRICA Cora Burnett. In: Diagoras: International academic journal on Olympic studies, vol. 1, 2017, pp. 35-54. International Olympic Committee (IOC) and Olympic Movement (OM) members have unique roles to play in the newly formed global partnership with the United Nations (UN) in relation to the Sport for Development and Peace (SDP) sector. Common ground relates to two main global trends: sport mega-event legacy programmes and the influence of the SDP movement. This paper reflects on the case study work of OM stakeholder arrangements in three African countries, namely Zambia, Lesotho and South Africa. READ MORE
IS SPORT FOR DEVELOPMENT ALREADY AN Article ANACHRONISM IN THE AGE OF AUSTERITY OR CAN IT BE A SPACE OF HOPE? Tony Rossi, Ruth James. In: International journal of sport policy and politics, Ahead of print, 25 October 2017, pp. 1-17. The Global Financial Crisis placed severe pressure on development aid budgets around the world. This paper examines the capacity of sport for development to survive within the context of economic austerity. READ MORE (AVAILABLE ON SITE)
8.3 POLITICS | POLITIQUE
OLYMPIC DIPLOMACY AND THE EMERGING Article STATES: STRIVING FOR INFLUENCE IN THE MULTIPOLAR WORLD Đana Luša. In: Croatian international relations review, XXIII (79) 2017, pp. 73-102. The world of sports is a reflection of the world of politics. It is becoming increasingly multipolar with the emerging states hosting mega sporting events. Firstly, the article problematizes the concept of multipolarity and, secondly, globalisation by questioning whether the Olympic Games reinforce national identities and promote national interests by using Olympic diplomacy as a soft power tool. In doing so, the article explores the correlation between the changes in international affairs and the hosting of and participation at the Olympic Games by emerging states such as Brazil, China and Russia. READ MORE
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8.4 SOCIOLOGY | SOCIOLOGIE
REFLECTIONS ON SOCIOLOGY OF SPORT : TEN QUESTIONS, TEN SCHOLARS, TEN PERSPECTIVES Kevin Young. Emerald Publishing Limited, 2017, 179 p. In this tenth and celebratory volume in the "Research in the sociology of sport" series, ten recognized and influential sport scholars from around the world reflect on their respective academic journeys. They each address ten salient questions summarizing their career and their view of the current and future status of the sociology of sport. MA 28480
8.5 WOMEN AND SPORT | FEMMES ET SPORT
GENDER DIFFERENCES THROUGH THE LENS OF Article RIO: AUSTRALIAN OLYMPIC PRIMETIME COVERAGE OF THE 2016 RIO SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES Qingru Xu… [et al.]. In: International review for the sociology of sport, Ahead of print, June 2017, pp. 1-19. This study explored gender differences within the Australian primetime broadcast of the 2016 Rio Summer Olympic Games. READ MORE (AVAILABLE ON SITE)
IOC WOMEN AND SPORT AWARDS 2017 International Olympic Committee. 2017, 28 p. The IOC Women and Sport Awards were introduced in 2000 to recognise the outstanding achievements and contributions of those who promote gender equality in sport. Every year, the IOC invites each National Olympic Committee, International Federation and Continental Association to nominate a person or association active in promoting gender equality and the presence of women in their sport or country. An IOC jury composed of members of the IOC Women in Sport Commission reviews the nominations and chooses six winners - the World Trophy winner and five Continental Trophy winners. THIS DOCUMENT EXISTS ALSO IN FRENCH VERSION. READ MORE
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