Conference programme Play the Game 2017 Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 26-30 November Sunday 26 November - Opening Day 14.00-18.00 Opening session Riding waves of change Chair: Words of welcome John Jorritsma (tbc) Mayor City of Eindhoven Netherlands Play the Game/Danish Institute for Words of welcome Jens Sejer Andersen International Director Denmark Sports Studies Snežana Samardžić- Director General of Presentation title to be confirmed Council of Europe France Marković (tbc) Democracy Sports governance around the world: Any sign of Arnout Geeraert Post-doctoral fellow KU Leuven/Play the Game Belgium progress? 15.15-15.45 Coffee break Ministry of Sport of the Russian Presentation title to be confirmed Pavel Kolobkov Minister Russia Federation WADA - Fit for the Future Craig Reedie President World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) United Kingdom More speakers to be confirmed 18.00-20.00 Welcome reception offered by the city of Eindhoven 20.00-21.45 Main session National Sports Governance Observer - the future perspective National Sports Governance Observer: How does it work Chair: Arnout Geeraert Post-doctoral fellow KU Leuven/Play the Game Belgium and how can we share it Experts from the National Sports Governance Observer project will also appear on this session Panel debate, Q&A 20.00-21.45 Main session Sexual abuse and how to prevent it Chair: Marjan VOICEs for truth and dignity – combatting sexual violence in Institute of Sociology & Gender Bettina Rulofs Senior lecturer Germany Olfers European sport Studies Psychotherapist, A Dream Destroyed and Lives Shattered Karen M. Leach Independent Ireland Counsellor PSV Eindhoven and the impact of abuse cases Sander Roege Consultant PSV Eindhoven Netherlands Presentation title to be confirmed Willem Feenstra Journalist De Volkskrant Netherlands English cases of harrassment NN (tbc) Football player United Kingdom More speakers to be confirmed Panel debate, Q&A

All programme elements are subject to change 1/14 24-10-2017 Conference programme Play the Game 2017 Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 26-30 November Monday 27 November 7.00-8.00 Morning run, yoga and other activities 9.00-11.45 Plenary session International sport on trial: A case for the prosecution? Chair: Overview over sports corruption cases Stefano Caneppelle Professor School of Criminal Justice, University of LausanneSwitzerland International investigations in sport: the hurdles for the Jean-Yves Lourgouilloux Prosecutor Parquet National Financier (PNF) France prosecutor The Rio 2016 investigations and the international Fabiana Schneider Federal Prosecutor Federal Public Ministry Brazil dimension Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) of the Organised crime in professional sport David Howman Chairman New Zealand IAAF Various case stories from international federations will be presented by journalists and experts 10.15-10.35 Coffee break If the IOC had to do it all over again... Richard W. Pound Member International Olympic Committee Canada Will self-regulation work - and when? Francesco Ricci Bitti President ASOIF Italy Panel debate, Q&A 11.50-13.00 Parallel session Athletes rights and monopoly powers World Players Association, UNI Global Chair: Embedding the human rights of athletes in world sport Brendan Schwab Executive Director Switzerland Union Institute of European Sport Towards new modes of conflict and representation? The Jürgen Mittag University Professor Development and Leisure Studies, Germany rise of labor relations in European sport German Sport University Cologne Institute of European Sport Employment Relations within the Olympic Movement: Maximilian Seltmann Research Assistant Development and Leisure Studies, Germany Consequences of the Monopoly Power of Organized Sport German Sport University Cologne Lawyer and former Can World Sport Embrace Human Rights? Nikki Dryden Independent Australia Olympic swimmer Panel debate, Q&A 11.50-13.00 Parallel session Picture & sound: Perfection and reality Paradigm repair and the hero myth in American sports School of Journalism and Mass Chair: Sada Reed Assistant Professor United States journalism: An analysis of Lance Armstrong coverage Communication Obsessed with perfect pictures – how perfection in sport Ian Mengel Member Work place to be confirmed Germany leads to decadence or how to tell real stories Sports Journalism on TV at Football EURO 2016: a Macromedia University of Applied Comparison of Live Commentary in Four Different Thomas Horky Professor Germany Sciences Countries Introducing the way how marathons can become more Get Ready (student organisation for Grzegorz Lagowski Board member Poland exciting television product sport management) Panel debate, Q&A

All programme elements are subject to change 2/14 24-10-2017 Conference programme Play the Game 2017 Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 26-30 November Monday 27 November 11.50-13.00 Partner session Clean Athletes Beliefs about Anti-Doping Policy Legitimacy and Support The legitimacy of anti-doping policies has been questioned on several grounds: the high financial costs incurred by administering anti-doping controls; the violation of athletes’ personal freedom, civil rights, and self-determination; Chair: Symposium organised by LEGIT Project Consortium and an overemphasis on anti-doping coercion vs. evidence-based anti-doping education. Research on these issues will provide important input for evidence-based interventions and campaigns to restore the legitimacy of anti- doping. Department of Physical Education and Vassilis Barkoukis Assistant Professor Sport Science, Aristotle University of Greece Thessaloniki Dmitriy Bondarev Associate Professor Immanuel Kant Baltic University Russia Professor/President of Singidunum University/Antidoping Nenad Dikic Serbia Doping Control Board Agency Serbia Senior lecturer and Dennis Dreiskämper President of Doping University of Münster Germany Control Board Luca Mallia Assistant Professor University of Rome Foro Italico Netherlands Andrea Petroczi Professor Kingston University United Kingdom 11.50-13 Parallel session Sports governance: Remedies in the remit of sport Good Governance in International Sport Federations: the Chair: Els De Waegeneer Post-doctoral Researcher University of Gent Belgium use of ethical codes Publish or perish: The need for transparency at the Court Antoine Duval Senior researcher Asser International Sports Law Centre Netherlands of Arbitration for Sport Toward an Olympic Governance Legacy Andrew Spalding Professor of Law School of Law, University of Richmond United States The Third Team: A New Model for Analysing Board Denis Mowbray Director Work place to be confirmed New Zealand Potential and Performance 11.50-13 Parallel session State of exception: The mechanisms of mega-events Why the Olympic Agenda 2020 will never be put into Chair: Arnout Geeraert Post-doctoral fellow KU Leuven/Play the Game Belgium practice Rendering the Games: the essence of the mega-event Christopher Gaffney Independent Scholar Geography, NYCO United States accumulation regime Inventing the Future (of Football): Qatar 2022 and the Tim Walters Job title to be confirmed Okanagan College Canada Shock Doctrine City of Exception Emanuel Mello Mattos Doctorate candidate Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro Brazil Panel debate, Q&A 13-14.15 Lunch break Restaurant

All programme elements are subject to change 3/14 24-10-2017 Conference programme Play the Game 2017 Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 26-30 November Monday 27 November 14.15-16.00 Parallel session Sports governance: Roads to government action Commonwealth Secretariat, Sport for Chair: Government interventions Oliver Dudfeld (tbc) Head of Section United Kingdom Development and Peace Sports governance code of Flanders Arnout Geeraert Post-doctoral fellow KU Leuven/Play the Game Belgium The UK model on sports governance: Lessons learned Representative(tbc) UK Sport United Kingdom Working towards a framework for modern sports Mogens Jensen (tbc) Member of Parliament PACE Denmark governance 14.15-16.00 Parallel session Anti-doping policies: Perception and effectiveness Chair: The effectiveness of anti-doping policies Olivier de Hon Manager Scientific Affairs Anti-Doping Authority Netherlands Netherlands Drug Anti-Diversion Strategies to Address Sports Anti- Joe Harris Co-editor The Outer Line United States Doping Programs Fight against doping in the top level sport of the FRG - Gerhard Treutlein Professor emeritus Center for doping prevention Germany expression of good governance? The ambivalence of doping and the paradoxical nature of Nils Zurawski Job title to be confirmed Social Science, University of Hamburg Germany anti-doping. Import, seizure and analysis of prohibited substances Switzerland/Neth Christina Weber PhD, pharmacist Independent imported into Switzerland erlands Perception of Doping in Switzerland Matthias Kamber Director Antidoping Switzerland Switzerland 14.15-16.00 Parallel session Rio revisited: The troubled legacy of the 2016 Olympics Chair: Dancing with the devil in the City of God Juliana Barbassa Managing Editor Americas Quarterly United States Rio 2016: Between National and Olympic Challenges Paul Hover Senior researcher Mulier Institute Netherlands From Rio to Hamburg and Back: The Sport Mega Event Dennis Pauschinger Scientific Collaborator University of Neuchâtel Switzerland Politics of Camouflage Chair of Constitutional Cash & Carnival – World Cup’s boost and Brazil’s setback Matthias Fett Helmut-Schmidt-University, Hamburg Germany Economics Discussion, Q&A

All programme elements are subject to change 4/14 24-10-2017 Conference programme Play the Game 2017 Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 26-30 November Monday 27 November 14.15-16.00 Partner session Martial Arts: The need for joint regulation Chair: Jikkemien The Full Contact Martial Arts and Combat Sports (FCMACS) seem unable to organize through self-regulation. Only a few national governments have started to assist in regulating Verthongen these sports. As little is known about the successes and failures of collaboration, self-regulation and regulation by governments, there is a need for knowledge exchange and Organised by Marianne Dortants ed.al., featuring: Marianne Dortants Assistant Professor Utrecht University Netherlands Jikkemien Verthongen Assistant Professor Vrije Universiteit Bruxelles Belgium Els Dom Coordinator Platform for FCMACS in Flanders Belgium Medical commission of the Rik de Kinderen Sports Doctor Belgium organization for FCMACS in Flanders Former MMA Athlete, R-grip gym/ Sports Council of Marlos Coenen Netherlands Gym owner Amsterdam Farid Gamei Manager Dutch Combat Sports Authority Netherlands Michal Buchel CEO International Sambo Federation (FIAS) Slovakia Discussion, Q&A 16.00-16.30 Coffee break 16.30-18.30 Plenary session Reform in sport: An inside job or an outside intervention? Chair: An independent ethics committee: Can it work in sport? Hans-Joachim Eckert Lawyer and consultant Independent Germany International Partnership Against Corruption in Sport - as Stanislas Frossard Director EPAS France seen from the governments International Partnership Against Corruption in Sport - as IOC representative To be confirmed International Olympic Committee Switzerland seen from the sports movement More speakers to be confirmed Discussion, Q&A 18.30-19.00 Bus transfer 18.45-22.00 Innovation tour of Eindhoven including dinner

All programme elements are subject to change 5/14 24-10-2017 Conference programme Play the Game 2017 Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 26-30 November Tuesday 28 November 7.00-8.00 Morning run, yoga and other activities 9.00-11.45 Plenary session Sustainable mega-events: A distant dream? S. Rajaratnam School of International Academic, Journalist, Singapore/ Trouble in sport's paradise: Can Qatar overcome the Studies / Institute of Fan Culture / The Chair: James M. Dorsey Syndicated Columnist, Germany/Moroc diplomatic crisis? Turbulent World of Middle East Blogger co Soccer The Winners Curse Wladimir Andreff Professor emeritus Observatoire de l'Économie du Sport France 10.15-10.35 Coffee break Brazil after Rio 2016 Raí Oliveira (or others) President Atletas pelo Brasil Brazil Anti-Olympics Activism: Protest, Politics, and the Path Jules Boykoff Lecturer Pacific University USA Ahead Director of Global Presentation title to be confirmed Minky Worden Human Rights Watch USA Initiatives FIFA representative Name to be confirmed FIFA Switzerland More speakers to be confirmed Panel debate, Q&A 11.50-13.00 Partner session Transforming the Business of Pro Cycling Chair: Session organised by The Outer Line What Role Should Endemic Sponsors/Vendors Play in Steve Maxwell Co-editor The Outer Line United States Sports Governance? Presentation title to be confirmed Joe Harris Co-editor The Outer Line Belgium Expanding the Role of Sponsors in Sports Governance James Fairbank Head of brand Rapha United Kingdom De Telegraaf/ Association of Presentation title to be confirmed Raymond Kerckhoffs Journalist/ President International Journalists in Cycling Netherlands (AIJC) Presentation title to be confirmed Stephen Farrand European Editor Italy An assessment of the pyramidal network of professional Association of North American cycling and the underrepresentation of athletes in Michael Carcaise Executive Director United States Professional Road Cyclists governance and decision-making Discussion, Q&A

All programme elements are subject to change 6/14 24-10-2017 Conference programme Play the Game 2017 Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 26-30 November Tuesday 28 November 11.50-13.00 Parallel session (tbc) Big data: A tool for crime prevention and research Chair: Big data - what can we use Marjan Olfers Professor Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Netherlands Rafael Buschmann & Journalists Der Spiegel Germany Michael Wulzinger Jeppe Laursen Brock Journalist Politiken daily Denmark Discussion, Q&A Kristen Worley’s Human Rights case and what it means for sport & human 11.50-13.00 Parallel session diversity Kristen Worley’s Human Rights case and what it means for Chair: Andy Brown Editor Sports Integrity Initiative United Kingdom sport & human diversity Kristen Worley Cyclist, activist Independent Discussion, Q&A 11.45-13.00 Parallel session Crime and abuse in pro sport Money Laundering in professional football Hans Nelen Professor of Criminologie Criminal Law and Criminology Netherlands Any spares? I'll buy or sell: An ethnographic study of black Alessandro Moretti Job title to be confirmed United Kingdom market ticket sales Workers conditions in the sports industry Lars Andersson Journalist and editor TekstwerkSport Executive Denmark 13.00-14.15 Lunch break Restaurant 14.15-16.00 Parallel session Big games in small places: What is the impact? Chair: Hosting major events: Why all the problems? Harry Arne Solberg Professor Sør-Trøndelag University College Norway A Compatibility Issue: International Sporting Events and Scott Jedlicka Assistant Professor Washington State University United States Domestic Policies Big Games in Small Places: The Perceived Impact of the Institute for European Sport African Youth Games on Organizational Capacity in Louis Moustakas Researcher Development and Leisure Studies, Germany Botswana Sport Organisations German Sport University Cologne Hosting a Major Sports Event in a Small Country: Findings Simon Licen Assistant professor Sport Management program, United States from the EuroBasket 2013 in Slovenia Major Sports Events: The Challenges of Hosting Them Norwegian University of Science and Per Ståle Knardal Associate Professor Norway Efficiently Technology Department of Education, Sustainable mega-events: A look at some of the solutions Head of Education Igor Kováč Documentation and Information Slovakia related to organisation of the Olympic Games Department Services, National Sport Center Discussion, Q&A

All programme elements are subject to change 7/14 24-10-2017 Conference programme Play the Game 2017 Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 26-30 November Tuesday 28 November 14.15-16.00 Parallel session Athletes and anti-doping: Privacy and participation Money Matters: The Impact of Prize Money on Doping Center for Management, University of Chair: Daniel Westmattelmann Research Assistant Germany Behavior – An Agent-based Analysis Münster Negotiating privacy. Athletes assessment and knowledge Nils Zurawski Social Science Germany of the ADAMS. Retesting Procedure: Fundamental Principles Of Law, Sergey Yurlov Russia Athletes’ Rights and Common Sense Study of European National Anti-Doping Organizations Paulina Tomczyk Policy Officer EU Athletes Poland (NADO) Reporting Practices Participation of Athletes by Means of Digital Tools in the Marc Wonneberger Germany Context of Anti-Doping Extended Athletes’ Rights - A Necessary Power Shift in Elite Social Studies, Sports Science, Georg- Benjamin Bendrich Scientist / Blogger Germany Sport? August-University Göttingen Discussion, Q&A 14.15-16.00 Parallel session Culture Matters: Governance around the globe The Gambit - Who benefits from reducing chess to a sport Chair: Stefan Löffler Journalist Independent Austria and what are the costs? Dolf Seegar & Arjo CMS Derks Star Busmann /Erasmus Culture Matters: Compliance in sports Lawyer/Professor Netherlands Klamer University Rotterdam Lecturer in Law and legal The requirements of integrity in Sport Global Governance. Alberto Carrio Sampedro Pompeu Fabra University Spain theory Understanding the applicability of good governance Geoff Schönberg Research Fellow Centre for Sport Research Australia systems in developing sports systems Discrimination for Indian sportswomen at all levels Murali Krishnan Journalist Freelance India Human Kinectics, Sports and Health Unethical practices: The undoing of African sports Clement Fasan Job title to be confirmed Nigeria Education Discussion, Q&A

All programme elements are subject to change 8/14 24-10-2017 Conference programme Play the Game 2017 Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 26-30 November Tuesday 28 November 14.15-16.00 Parallel session Focus on football business Chair: The breakaway leagues that no-one noticed Steve Menary Freelance journalist Freelance United Kingdom A Post Brexit Impact: A Case Study on the English Premier Madison Steenson Job title to be confirmed Canada League A Post Brexit Impact: A Case Study on the English Premier Temporary Articled Karen Perry Canada League Student Does revenue growth make football\s financial regulation Christian Müller Dean Hochschule Fresenius Köln Germany obsolete? English football’s richest clubs fail to pay staff a real living Professor of Employment Tony Dobbins Bangor University United Kingdom wage Studies Faith of our Families James Corbett Journalist Ireland The Potential and Efficacy of Expanding the National Associate Professor and Football League to the European and Global Sports The Kahandas Nandola Department of Sport Management, Bradley Ridpath United States Marketplace: An Examination of Sports Consumption and Professor of Sports Ohio University Cultural Differences. Business Discussion, Q&A 14.15-16.00 Closed session [EPAS session on Mixed Martial Arts - for members only]

16.00-16.30 Coffee break 16.30-18.30 Plenary session Which future for antidoping - if any? Chair: Presentation title to be confirmed Richard H. McLaren Professor, lawyer McKenzie Lake Lawyers Canada Foxes in the Hen House: Don’t Clean Athletes Deserve an Travis Tygart CEO United States Anti-Doping Agency USA Independent and Strengthened WADA? Director of European Presentation title to be confirmed Benjamin Cohen World Anti-Doping Agency Switzerland Office and IF Relations The duplicitous agenda in global anti-doping Hajo Seppelt Freelance journalist ARD/WRD Germany On the panel Michele Verroken Director Sporting Integrity United Kingdom Member of athletes On the panel Chiel Warners World Anti-Doping Agency Netherlands committee On the panel Joseph de Pencier CEO iNADO Germany Panel debate, Q&A 18.30-19.00 Sandwich and fruit Restaurant 19.00-22.00 Innovation activities in Genneper Park next to the conference venue Including: Knowledge Café Sport Live (International version) "Who owns the future: The battle over new trends in sport" - Music, presentations and interviews set up by the Knowledge Centre for Sport Netherlands 19.30-21.00 Closed session [EPAS members only: recommendations on GG in sport]

All programme elements are subject to change 9/14 24-10-2017 Conference programme Play the Game 2017 Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 26-30 November Wednesday 29 November 7.00-8.00 Morning run, yoga and other activities 9.00-11.45 Main session White collar crime in professional sport Chair: Football's Secret Trade Alex Duff Journalist Freelance Netherlands Rafael Buschmann & On Football leaks Journalist Der Spiegel Germany Michael Wulzinger Presentation title to be confirmed Wil van Megen Legal Director FIFPro Netherlands 10.15-10.35 Coffee break Director of Sport and Presentation title to be confirmed Chiel Warners ABN AMRO Bank N.V. Netherlands Entertainment desk President/Executive Board Royal Dutch Football On Financial Fair Play Michael van Praag Netherlands Member Association/UEFA More speakers to be invited Panel debate, Q&A 9.00-11.45 Main session Kazan Action Plan: Real Action or Words on Paper? Government representatives, UNESCO officials, sports Chair: leaders and activists will discuss the Kazan Action Plan Presentation title to be confirmed Caroline Baxter Tresise UNESCO's Bangkok office Thailand Presentation title to be confirmed Bob Munro Chairman Mathare United Kenya 10.15-10.35 Coffee break Can democratic participation and good governance be Danish Gymnastics and Sports Lars Houbak IT consultant Denmark supported by digitalization processes? Associations What does it take to make sport a tool for development Bob Munro Chairman Mathare United Kenya More speakers to be invited Discussion, Q&A 11.50-13.00 Parallel session Whistleblowers and journalist:The dangers of speaking up “Pirates of the Caribbean. Censorship and alternative in the Chair: Eloy Viera Cañive Lawyer and blogger El Toque and Playoff Magazine Cuba Cuban sports press” Danish School of Media and The dangers of sports journalism Kirsten Sparre Assistant Professor Denmark Journalism & Aarhus University Whistleblowing in sport contexts: some moral and Jose Luis Pérez Triviño Professor Law Spain psychological problems Discussion, Q&A

All programme elements are subject to change 10/14 24-10-2017 Conference programme Play the Game 2017 Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 26-30 November Wednesday 29 November 11.50-13.00 Parallel session Match-fixing: Are there remedies to fix it? Chair: Marjan Can we fix the Match Fixing problem? – An agent-based Marius Sprenger Student Assistant University of Münster Germany Olfers model to fight the biggest threat to modern sports. Match-fixing : what makes an athlete rig a match? A study on the personal and contextual determinants of the Els De Waegeneer Post-doctoral Researcher University of Gent Belgium willingness to fix a match in Football. Monitoring systems in match-fixing Marjan Olfers Professor Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Netherlands Match-fixing in Europe is here to stay Nikolaos Theodorou Sport Integrity Officer KEA Fair Play Code Hellas Greece Discussion, Q&A 11.50-13.00 Partner session The elephant in the room: Prevalence of doping in elite sport Despite decades of coordinated and rigorous anti-doping, the true prevalence of doping has remained an elusive Symposium organised Chair: Andrea figure. We will present research evidence on doping by Andrea Petroczi & Petroczi prevalence and collectively explore the reasons behind the co., featuring: wide variance in the available figures Center for Management, University of Daniel Westmattelmann Research Assistant Germany Münster Olivier de Hon Manager Scientific Affairs Anti-Doping Authority Netherlands Netherlands Andrea Petroczi Professor Kingston University United Kingdom Professor/President of Singidunum University/Antidoping Nenad Dikic Serbia Doping Control Board Agency Serbia Martial Saugy Associate Professor University of Lausanne Switzerland Discussion, Q&A

All programme elements are subject to change 11/14 24-10-2017 Conference programme Play the Game 2017 Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 26-30 November Wednesday 29 November 11.50-13.00 Partner session Diversity in sport coaching and leadership While racial/ethnic minority groups are successful as football players on the pitch, they are clearly under- represented within the coaching and senior governance Session organised by Chair: structures within professional football clubs across FARE, featuring: Europe. We will present recent findings on ethnic and gender diversity and suggest new initiatives which can make a positive impact Media & Communication, Erasmus Jacco van Sterkenburg Assistant Professor Netherlands University Rotterdam Piara Powar Director FARE, London United Kingdom Steven Bradbury Lecturer Loughborough University United Kingdom Discussion, Q&A 11.50-13.00 Parallel session Engaging fans: Towards better governance? Chair: Corporate Cheerleaders: Major League Soccer\s new Lecturer in Sport Owen Evans University of Brighton United Kingdom breed of manufactured ultras Journalism Atletas and governance Louise Bezerra Executive director Atletas pelo Brasil Brazil Stadium Financing as a Good Governance Problem Ryan Gauthier Assistant Professor Thompson Rivers University Canada Discussion, Q&A 13.00-14.15 Lunch break Restaurant

All programme elements are subject to change 12/14 24-10-2017 Conference programme Play the Game 2017 Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 26-30 November Wednesday 29 November 14.15-16.00 Parallel session Autonomy and governance Autonomy in National Olympic Committees 2017 - An Stine Alvad/Mads Play the Game/Danish Institute for Chair: Job title to be confirmed Denmark autonomy index Wickstrøm Sports Studies IHF: Do member federations actually play handball? Jeppe Laursen Brock Journalist Politiken daily Denmark National Olympic Committee and How Danish sports leaders are changing the international Poul Broberg Director of Sports Policy Sports Confederation of Denmark Denmark federations from within (DIF) Rethinking the pyramidal structure of sport- an insight Montenegro/ Marko Begović PhD student German Sport University Cologne from the national perspective Germany Associate Professor and Perceptions of Differences in American educationally The Kahandas Nandola Department of Sport Management, based sports and the European Club Sport Development Bradley Ridpath United States Professor of Sports Ohio University system Business Global Organization of War by Other Means: International Sport Corruption as an Akaash Maharaj CEO Parliamentarians Against Corruption Canada Instrument of Statecraft (GOPAC) Who Belongs to the Nation? Sport, Migration and Associate Professor of Erasmus School of History Culture and Gijsbert Oonk Netherlands Citizenship Changes Global History Cmmunication 14.15-16.00 Parallel session Federations on the inside: problems and progress Governance in Sports: Legitimacy of Colombian Sports University of Applied and Chair: Ana Arias Castaño Teacher Colombia Federations Environmental Sciences U.D.C.A. Head of Sports of Ministry of Education, Sport and For a good governance starting with the Law of Sport Elvira Baze Albania Educational Institutions Youth Governance change for National Governing Bodies of Academy of Sport and Physical Sport Is this leading to the alignment of strategy and Marc Taylor Senior Lecturer Activity (Sheffield), School of Law and United Kingdom governance in England & the UK? Politics (Cardiff)

Norwegian Ski Federation and two doping cases: crisis Department of Cultural and Social Berit Skirstad Associate professor Norway management and lost reputation Studies Romanian Football Federation: In search of good Faculty of Journalism and Florian Petrică TV Journalist Romania governance Communication Studies Johann Skocek & Florian The Businesses of the Austrian Ski Federation Freelance Journalist/ CEO www.dossier.at Austria Skrabal 14.15-16.00 Partner session Anti-doping reform: Proposals from the coal face Chair: Session organised by iNADO Institute of National Anti-Doping Anti-Doping Reform: Proposals from the Coal Face Joseph de Pencier CEO iNADO Germany Organisations (iNADO) A new chapter - How intelligence and investigation can Member of the Executive National Anti Doping Agency Lars Mortsiefer Germany change the anti-doping work Board, Chief Legal Officer Germany Too small to win? National Anti Doping Organizations and German Politics and Government, their fight against doping. The perspective of organzational Markus Seyfried Research Fellow Germany University of Potsdam theory. Discussion, Q&A

All programme elements are subject to change 13/14 24-10-2017 Conference programme Play the Game 2017 Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 26-30 November Wednesday 29 November 14.15-16.00 Parallel session The sports arena: Innovative approaches and new perspectives Play the Game/Danish Institute for Chair: Constructing a sports facility database Søren Bang Editor-in-Chief Denmark Sports Studies 040Beweeglab: living lab Sports & Vitality Eindhoven Harmen Bijsterbosch Director InnoSportLab Sport & Beweeg! Netherlands The Danish Foundation for Culture Innovative approach creates new arenas for sport Jakob Færch Development Consultant Denmark and Sports Facilities 16.00-16.30 Coffee break 16:00-19:30 Partner session The Governance Café (in Dutch only) Music, presentations and interviews set up by the Knowledge Centre for Sport Netherlands 16.30-18.30 Closing Plenary session E-sport: Coming to stay - and to steal the picture? Chair: eSports and ethics: the need for a research agenda Ivo van Hilvoorde Lecturer Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Netherlands Republic of Introduction to Esports Alex Lim Secretary General International eSports Federation Korea Integrity challenges in e-sport Ian Smith Integrity Commissioner Esports Integrity Coalition United Kingdom Presentation title to be confirmed Anna Baumann Esports Lawyer Independent Germany Presentation title to be confirmed Steven Vos Professor Fontys University of Applied Sciences Netherlands More speakers to be invited Panel debate, Q&A 19.30-20.00 Reception and drink 20.00-01.30 Dinner and party Conference dinner and farewell party Play the Game Award 2017

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