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Ceremonial Room 1St Floor Dining Hall / Akadémiaklub - Ground Floor 16:00-18:00 Registration 18:00-19:30 Welcome and Awards Ceremony 19:30-21:00 Welcome Reception Wednesday, June 8, 2016 Foyer / Lobby - ground floor Room: Ceremonial Room 1st floor Dining Hall / Akadémiaklub - ground floor 16:00-18:00 Registration 18:00-19:30 Welcome and Awards Ceremony 19:30-21:00 Welcome Reception Thursday, June 9, 2016 08:30-18:00 Registration - Foyer / Lobby - groud floor Session 1: 9:00-10:30 Room: Picture Room - 1st floor Room: Large Lecture Room - 2nd Room: Small Lecture Room - 2nd Room: Reading Room - 1st floor Theme: Race and Ethnicity I. floor floor Theme: Sports and Gender I. Chair: Brent McDonald (Victoria Theme: Sports and National Identity Theme: Sports and Media I. Chair: Elizabeth Pike (University of University) Chair: Katalin Fabian (Lafayette Chair: Jacco van Sterkenburg Chichester) College) (Erasmus University) Presentation 1 - 9:00-9:20 Elvind Skille (Hedmark University Joseph Bradley (University of Stirling): Nicolas Delorme (University of Amy Clark (Canterbury Christ Church College): Researching Indigenous sport Beyond popular discourses of Rangers Bordeaux) - Amy Pressland (University University) ‘You can’t move properly and as a representative of the dominant & Celtic Football Clubs of East Anglia): British Newspapers’ you have to roll off the toilet because culture Coverage of Female Athletes at the you can’t actually use your thighs, and Sochi 2014 Winter Olympic Games you have to go down the stairs on your backside … you can’t describe that feeling’: Exploring women’s embodied experiences in fitness cultures Presentation 2 - 9:20-9:40 Brent McDonald (Victoria University): Qi Ying Xie (National Taiwan Sport Jacco van Sterkenburg (Erasmus Lotte Stausgaard Skrubbeltrang From the tip of a finger to the tip of the University) - Dong-Jhy Hawng (National University) - Rens Peeters (Erasmus (Aalborg University) - David Karen (Bryn tongue: Sport science and the Taiwan Sport University): Basketball and University): Race and ethnicity in men’s Mawr College) - Jens Christian Nielsen (re)production of biological ‘race’ Hegemony: A critical review on sport and women’s football on television; an (Aarhus University) - Jesper Stilling and social development in Taiwan (1949- audience perspective Olsen (Aarhus University) : 2010) Reproduction and Opportunity: The Role of Denmark's Sports Classes Presentation 3 - 9:40-10:00 Stephen Sheps (University of Tamas Doczi (University of Physical Tzu-Hsuan Chen (National Taiwan Sport Funde Akcan - (Pamukkale University) - Tennessee at Chattanooga): ‘Canada’s Education): The Budapest 2024 Olympic University): Sports/Media Conflicts -- Elizabeth Pike (University of Chichester): Game? Ethno-racial Representations Bid: Questions of Legacy The Struggle of WBSC’s Premier12 A Cross-Cultural Analysis of Women and the Politics of Recognition in Tournament Climbers in Turkey and the United Canadian Hockey’ Kingdom: New Heights for Women's Sport? Presentation 4 - 10:00-10:20 Yueh Er Chen (National Taiwan Sport Felipe Tobar (Universidade da Região Christine Dallaire (University of Ottawa) - Perrine Dupin (Université Paul Sabatier): University) - Dong-Jhy Hwang (National de Joinville) - Luana Gusso Jonathan Cabbot (University of Ottawa): To become a matador : an « hybrid » Taiwan Sport University) - Huang Yi- (Universidade da Região de Joinville): The emergence of a new angle in sport sexual socialization Chun (National Taiwan Sport University): 2014 FIFA WORLD CUP and media coverage of concussions in the Ethnicity, Sport and Social Boundaries: Corruption: Contesting The National NHL: humanizing the athlete. An Analysis of Taishang Slow-pitch Football Team as a Symbol of Brazilian Softball Leagues in Mainland China Identity 10:30-11:00 Coffee Break - Dining hall / Akadémiaklub - ground floor Session 2: 11:00-12:30 Room: Ceremonial Room 1st floor Room: Picture Room Room: Large Lecture Room - 2nd Room: Small Lecture Room - 2nd Room: Reading Room - 1st floor Theme: Keynote floor floor Chair: Christine Dallaire (University of Ottawa) Presentation 1 David Black (Dalhousie University): KEYNOTE Never the Twain Shall Meet? The challenge of articulating top-down and bottom-up development through sport. 12:30-13:30 Lunch - Dining hall / Akadémiaklub - ground floor Session 3: 13:30-15:00 Room: Ceremonial Room 1st floor Room: Picture Room - 1st floor Room: Large Lecture Room Room: Small Lecture Room - 2nd Room: Reading Room - 1st floor Theme: Publishing in the Sociology floor of Sport: Roundtable for Early Career Scholars and Graduate Students Chair: Lawrence Wenner (Loyola Marymount University) Elizabeth Pike (University of Chichester), Steve Jackson (University of Otago); Cora Burnett (University of Johannesburg), Pirkko Markula (University of Alberta); Tien-Chin Tan (National Taiwan Normal University), Wanderley Marchi Jr. (University Federal do Parana) 15:00-15:30 Coffee Break - Krúdy hall / Krúdy terem - basement Session 4: 15:30-17:00 Room: Picture Room - 1st floor Room: Large Lecture Room - 2nd Room: Small Lecture Room - 2nd Room: Reading Room - 1st floor Theme: Sports, Politics, and Policy floor floor Theme: Sports and Social Change Chair: Steve Jackson (University of Theme: Sport Economics, Business, Theme: Sports and Urban Chair: John Horne (University of Otago) and Society I. Development Central Lancashire) Chair: Mary McDonald (Georgia Chair: Kimberly Schimmel (Kent State Institute of Technology) University) Presentation 1 - 15:30-15:50 Stuart Whigham (University of Mark Turner (Southampton Solent Tünde Máté (Széchenyi István Cora Burnett (University of Worcester): ‘Scotland’s Future’ and 2014 University): Examining the new fan University) - Krisztina András (Corvinus Johannesburg): Can FIFA and the IOC – political narratives of the Glasgow social movement to permit standing at University): International sport events as change to authentic human legacy Commonwealth Games and the Scottish football matches in England and Wales urban development incentive: Effects of impacts? independence referendum European Youth Olympic Festival 2017 and possibilities for Győr Presentation 2 - 15:50-16:10 Liang Shen (Shanghai University): Sport, Mary McDonald (Georgia Institute of Devra Waldman (University of British Peter Donnelly (University of Toronto): Ideology and Nation-Building in Technology): Stadiums as Spectacles of Columbia): International Property Social Science and Citizen Science: Communist China, 1949-1952 Accumulation and Sustainability Development, Sporting Symbolism, and Crowdsourcing data for research on the (Bio)Politics of Space: The Building multiculturalism and physical culture of Branded, Sport-Focused Communities Presentation 3 - 16:10-16:30 Josef Fahlén (Umeå University) - Cecilia Yan Dalla Pria (Université Paris Ouest Kimberly Schimmel (Kent State Arend van Haaften (Utrecht University): Stenling (Umeå University): Sport Nanterre) - Natalie Leroux (Université University) - C.Lee Harrington (Miami The effects of social heterogeneity on governance as meaning-making: Paris Ouest Nanterre): The private University, Ohio): The beginning of the commitment to Dutch voluntary football Concealment, handling and negotiation sector of sports in France since the end: Toward a thanatology of sport clubs in Swedish sport club board rooms 1980s. A sociological analysis of the stadiums emergence of an organizational field. Presentation 4 - 16:30-16:50 Marianne Dortants (Utrecht University): Irene Masoni (University of Pisa): Ali Zarei (Islamic Azad University Central Richard Tacon (Birkbeck, University of The quest for regulated self-regulation of Resources in support of grassroots sport Tehran Brench) - Mahbaubeh Chaman London): Social capital development in full contact martial arts sports in the clubs: a comparative analysis between Pira (Allame Tabatabaee University): A voluntary sports clubs Netherlands. Italy and Norway Study of Participation's Constraint Factors Concerning Outdoor Recreational Sports in Teheran Annual General Meeting Room: Ceremonial Room 1st floor Room: Picture Room - 1st floor Room: Large Lecture Room - 2nd Room: Small Lecture Room - 2nd Room: Reading Room - 1st floor 17:15-18:15 floor floor Annual General Meeting 18:15-18:30 ISSA Goes to Anker't Ruin Pub - departure time 18:30 - meeting point Foyer / Lobby - ground floor Friday, June 10, 2016 08:30-19:00 Registration - Foyer / Lobby - groud floor Session 5: 9:00-10:30 Room: Cupola Room 3rd floor Room: Picture Room - 1st floor Room: Large Lecture Room - 2nd Room: Small Lecture Room - 2nd Room: Reading Room - 1st floor Theme: Sports and Migration Theme: Sports and Health floor floor Theme: Sports, Inclusion and Chair: Gyozo Molnar (University of Chair: Dominic Malcolm Theme: Sports and Regional Theme: Sports and Media Exclusion Worchester) (Loughborough University) Development Chair: Mojca Doupona Topic Chair: Sanjay Tewari (LN Mithila Chair: Sarah Gee (Massey University) (University of Ljubljana) University) Presentation 1 - 9:00-9:20 Younghyuk Kim (Loughborough Dominic Malcolm (Loughborough Itamar Dubinsky (Ben Gurion University Dunja Antunovic (Bradley University): Jordan Dawson (Loughborough University) How North Korean refugees University): Sport, Health and Social of the Negev): Football Academies in “Nők, nők, nők”: Female Athletes’ Bodies University)- Heike Jons (Loughborough build social capital using amateur Change: the medicalization of sport Ghana as Engines of Local and National Identities in Hungary’s University) - Mary Nevill (Nottingham football clubs in the UK and South reconsidered Development: Prospects and Limitations Presztízs Sport Trent University): The Queen Elizabeth Korea.
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