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New releases on Olympism and sport Nouvelles parutions sur l’Olympisme et le sport July - August 2020 (Issues 7-8) Find 131 new releases on Olympism and sport, of which 71 are accessible online. Retrouvez 131 dernières parutions sur l’Olympisme et le sport, dont 71 sont accessibles en ligne.
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CONTENT | CONTENU
1. The Olympic Games | Les Jeux Olympiques 5
1.1 Candidature process | Processus de candidature 5
1.2 Olympic Summer Games | Jeux Olympiques d’été 6
1.2.1 Los Angeles 2028 6
1.2.2 Paris 2024 6
1.2.3 Tokyo 2020 7
1.2.4 Rio 2016 8
1.2.5 London 2012 | Londres 2012 10
1.2.6 Lake Placid 1980 10
1.2.7 Tokyo 1964 11
1.2.8 Rome 1960 11
1.2.9 Berlin 1936 12
1.2.10 Antwerp 1920 | Anvers 1920 13
1.3 Olympic Winter Games | Jeux Olympiques d’hiver 14
1.3.1 Beijing 2022 14
1.3.2 PyeongChang 2018 15
1.4 Sustainability and legacy | Durabilité et héritage 17
1.5 History of the OG | Histoire des JO 19
2. The Youth Olympic Games | Les Jeux Olympiques de la Jeunesse 22
2.1 Youth Olympic Winter Games | Jeux Olympiques de la Jeunesse d’hiver 22
2.1.1 Lausanne 2020 23
3. The International Olympic Committee | Le Comité International Olympique 24
3.1 International relations | Relations internationales 24
3.2 Official publications | Publications officielles 25
3.3 Olympic marketing | Marketing olympique 26
4. The Olympic Movement | Le Mouvement olympique 27
4.1 National Olympic Committees (NOCs) | Comités Nationaux Olympiques (CNOs) 28
4.1.1 Burkina Faso 28
4.1.2 China | Chine 28
4.1.3 Germany | Allemagne 29
4.1.4 Great Britain | Grande-Bretagne 29
4.1.5 India | Inde 30
4.1.6 Kenya 30
4.1.7 Madagascar 31
4.1.8 Niger 31
4.1.9 Puerto Rico | Porto Rico 31
4.1.10 Republic of Mauritius | République de Maurice 32
4.1.11 South Africa | Afrique du sud 32
4.1.12 Taiwan 33
4.1.13 Togo 34
4.2 Olympism | Olympisme 34
4.3 Paralympic Games and Paralympic Movement | Jeux Paralympiques et Mouvement
Paralympique 35
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4.4 Presidents and members | Présidents et membres 36
5. The athletes | Les athlètes 37
5.1 Anti-doping | Anti-dopage 38
5.2 Career management | Gestion de carrière 38
5.3 Medicine and health | Médecine et santé 40
5.4 Olympians | Olympiens 41
6. The Olympic sports | Les sports Olympiques 42
6.1 Summer sports | Sports d’été 42
6.1.1 Athletics | Athlétisme 42
6.1.2 Combat sports | Sports de combat 43
6.1.3 Gymnastics | Gymnastique 43
6.1.4 Football 43
6.1.5 Rowing | Aviron 44
6.1.6 Rugby 44
6.1.7 Skateboarding | Skate-boarding 45
6.1.8 Taekwondo 45
7. Sport economics and management | Économie et gestion du sport 46
7.1 Economics | Economie 46
7.2 Management | Gestion 47
7.3 Marketing 48
8. Sport and society | Sport et société 49
8.1 Development and peace through sport | Développement et paix par le sport 49
8.2 Discrimination 50
8.3 Esports 51
8.4 Media | Médias 54
8.5 Philately | Philatélie 56
8.6 Philosophy and religion | Philosophie et religion 56
8.7 Politics | Politique 56
8.8 Promotion of gender equality in sport | Promotion de l’égalité femmes-hommes dans
le sport 60
8.9 Sociology | Sociologie 61
8.10 Statistics | Statistiques 62
8.11 Technology | Technologie 62
8.12 Youth and education | Jeunesse et éducation 63
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1 . T H E O LY M P I C G A M E S | L E S
J E U X O LY M P I Q U E S
1.1 CANDIDATURE PROCESS | PROCESSUS DE
CANDIDATURE
THE PURSUIT OF LEG ITIMACY THRO UGH
Article
STRATEGIC ALLIANCES: THE EXAMINATIO N OF
INTERNATIONAL JOINT SPORT EVENT BIDDING
Jinsu Byun, Dana Ellis, Becca Leopkey. In: European sport
management quarterly, Ahead of print, 13 May 2020, pp. 1-20.
The guidance of Agenda 2020 now allow for hosting events in multiple
cities, regions, or countries. These changes have increased support for
joint bidding in the Olympic Games and resulted in the formation of two
joint bids for the 2026 Winter Olympics (i.e. Milano-Cortina and
Stockholm-Åre) with Milano-Cortina ultimately chosen to become the first
official Olympic co-hosts. Given the increased attention on joint sport
event bids this study examines joint bidding alliances as organizational
strategies. A model illustrating the legitimation process of joint bids in
sporting events and implications of this study is suggested.
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ANTICIPATED FEELINGS AND SUPPORT FO R
Article
PUBLIC MEG A PROJECTS: HOSTING THE O LYMPIC
GAMES
Tobias Streicher, Sascha L. Schmidt, Dominik Schreyer. In:
Technological forecasting and social change, vol. 158,
September 2020, 120158.
One frequent criticism of affective forecasting research is that it studies
extreme target events that the public majority clearly perceives as either
negative or positive, whereas in reality an event may also be neutral.
The authors therefore choose to focus on the public mega-project of
hosting the Olympic Games, not only because the event is well known
across all countries surveyed, but also because it evokes a broad range
of feelings from excitement to apathy to fierce rejection. To address this
concern, the authors apply advanced invariance measurement methods
to examines the formation and interplay of cognitive versus affective
decision components in the context of these mega-projects, using
population-representative survey data from 11 European countries and
the US.
1.2 OLYMPIC SUMMER GAMES | JEUX OLYMPIQUES D’ÉTÉ
1.2.1 LOS ANGELES 2028
LA 2028 REPORT: 136TH IOC SESSION: JULY 2020
LA 2028. 2020, 6 p.
This report presents the strategic initiatives for the preparation of the Los
Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.
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1 . 2 . 2 PA R I S 2 0 2 4
PARIS 2024 REPO RT TO THE 136TH IO C SESSION:
17 JULY 2020
Paris 2024. 2020, 29 p.
This report presents the main achievements of the Organising
Committee of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, including sports, venues,
legacy and emblem. It also presents the COVID-19 impacts and the
priorities for the upcoming months.
EXISTS ALSO IN FRENCH VERSION.
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1.2.3 TOKYO 2020
MANIFESTATION SPO RTIVE: IMPACTS
Article
ECONO MIQUES DU REPO RT DES JEUX DE TOKYO
Matthieu Llorca. In: Jurisport, la revue juridique et économique du
sport, no 208, Mai 2020, pp. 42-45.
La décision de reporter les Jeux de Tokyo est une première en temps de
paix dans l’histoire. Tour d’horizon des multiples conséquences sur les
athlètes, l’économie japonaise et l’organisation des Jeux.
IMPACT OF CO VID-19 ON ATHLETES AND
Article
COACHES, AND THEIR VALUES IN JAPAN:
REPERCUSSIONS OF POSTPONING THE TO KYO
2020 OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC GAMES
Kanako Taku, Hirokazu Arai. In: Journal of loss and trauma,
international perspectives on stress & coping, Ahead of print, 12
June 2020.
The current article aimed to summarize the athletes’ and coaches’
reactions related to the repercussions triggered by the postponement of
the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Japan, and discuss
how the values of sports and athletes have or are likely to be changed.
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Special issue
POSTPONEMENT O R CANCELLATION?
Vol 4 (2020) Olimpianos: journal of Olympic studies.
Os Jogos Olímpicos como hierofania: rito e ritual, uma tradição, mais
que um Campeonato / Katia Rubio, 1-15.
Road to Ítaca: uma odisseia rumo a Tóquio / Luciane Maria Micheletti
Tonon, Katia Rubio, 16-27.
Impact and meaning of the postponement of Tokyo 2020 from an athlete
perspective / Isadora Cerullo, 28-36.
Stillness to rescue the Olympic Movement: exploring opportunities in the
postponement of Tokyo 2020 / Marjorie Enya… [et al.], 37-48.
Postponing the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games: stress-testing governance
in the Olympic system and limitations to Agenda 2020 / Marjorie Enya,
Mateus Nagime, Dominik Gusia, 49-63.
Following the agenda of others: IOC communication in the Olympic
postponement / William Almeida… [et al.], 64-83.
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NOLYMPICS: TO KYO 2020/1 IN DER KRITIK
Steffi Richter... [et al.]. Leipziger Universitätverlag (2020), 262 p.
Nur kurz nach der Dreifachkatastrophe von 2011 in Nordost-Japan
wurden die 32. Olympischen Sommerspiele an Tōkyō vergeben – und
das rief keineswegs nur Freude und Begeisterung in der Bevölkerung
hervor. Ebenso rasch begannen sich Skepsis und Ablehnung zu
etablieren, die sich seither in vielfältigen Formen artikulieren. In diesem
Band kommen Autorinnen und Autoren aus Japan, Deutschland und den
USA zu Wort, die als kritische oder gar oppositionelle Stimmen zu den
vielfältigen Zumutungen dieses sportlichen Mega-Events im Post-
„Fukushima“- Japan Stellung beziehen. Einige von ihnen agieren selbst
in Protest-Bewegungen, die mit „NOlympics“-Gruppen in anderen Teilen
der Welt ein transnationales Aktionsnetzwerk bilden. Die Beiträge
verschränken wissenschaftliche Spezialdiskurse u.a. aus
Bewegungstheorie, Politologie, Japanologie, Sportwissenschaft und den
Gender Studies mit politischen Praktiken der gegenwärtigen Anti-
Olympia-Bewegung. In ihrer Gesamtheit legen sie das zu
„Wiederaufbau-Spielen“ verklärte Spektakel Tōkyō 2020 als das offen,
was es tatsächlich ist: Ausdruck des für das 21. Jahrhundert typischen
„Katastrophen- und Feier-Kapitalismus“, der für soziale Exklusion
ebenso steht wie für Gefährdungen der Demokratie.
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1.2.4 RIO 2016
THE RO LE OF THE AUDIT IN THE PREVENTION AND
Article
DETECTION OF CORRUPTION EVENTS: EVIDENCE
OF THE 2016 RIO OLYMPIC G AMES
Lorena Furtado… [et al.]. In: Intangible capital, vol. 16, no. 1,
2020, pp. 14-30.
The aim of this research is to analyze the actions related to evidences of
corruption practices in the light of the public choice theory, from the
opportunism point of view. As a focus of investigated policy, the study
was focused to the Rio 2016 Olympic Games held in Brazil.
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PERFORMANCE PATTERNS AND ATHLETIC
Chapter
MIGRATION DURING THE RIO 2016 SUMMER
OLYMPIC G AMES
Peter Kuling. In: Yana Meerzon, David Dean, Daniel McNeil.
Migration and stereotypes in performance and culture, Palgrave
Macmillan, 2020, pp. 179-193.
This research explores the multiple levels of contemporary migration
narratives within professional athletic competition by focusing on case
studies emerging from the Rio de Janeiro 2016 Summer Olympic
Games. Kuling considers how the creation of a nation state for refugees
at the Rio Games became part of the theatre within the opening
ceremonies using performance aesthetics of migration to celebrate the
global human spirit.
FEMINIST NEW MATERIALISM AND THE TROUBLING
Chapter
WATERS OF THE RIO DE J ANEIRO O LYMPIC AND
PARALYMPIC G AMES
Mary G. MacDonald, Jennifer G. Sterling. In: Joshua I.
Newman… [et al.]. Sport, physical culture, and the moving body:
materialisms, technologies, ecologies, Rutgers University Press,
2020.
In this chapter, the authors draw on feminist materialism to reveal a
complex narrative of the polluted waters of the Rio 2016 Olympic and
Paralympic Games. They develop insights from feminist new
materialisms to analyze unsustainable practices experienced and
discussed in regards to mega sporting events, particularly in relationship
to the water pollution at the 2016 Summer Olympic Games.
RIO 2016 OLYMPICS: ANALYSIS OF THE TO URIST
Article
PERCEPTIO N OF QUALITY USING TOURQUAL
Tiago Savi Mondo, Osiris Ricardo Bezerra Marques, José
Manoel Gonçalves Gândara. In: Tourism and management
studies, 2020, vol. 6, no. 2, 2020, pp. 26-34.
The Rio 2016 Olympic Games was a mega event that changed the
Brazilian tourism structure, particularly in the city of Rio de Janeiro. This
article focuses on the evaluation of the quality of services offered to
tourists, and the study analyzes tourists perceptions of quality. This is a
quantitative, exploratory, descriptive research using a survey and based
on the Tourqual indicators. Interviews of 1912 tourists were carried out
throughout the event.
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1.2.5 LONDON 2012 | LONDRES 2012
ARE MEG A-EVENTS A SOLUTION TO ADDRESS
Article
PHYSICAL INACTIVITY?: INTERROG ATING THE
LONDON 2012 PARALYMPIC SPORT
PARTICIPATION LEG ACIES AMONG PEO PLE WITH
DISABILITIES
Christopher Brown, Athanasios (Sakis) Pappous. In: European
journal for sport and society, Ahead of print, 25 July 2020.
Understanding why non-active people with disabilities have not
participated in more sport since the London 2012 Paralympic Games is
the focus of this paper. This research reviews the constraints preventing
people with disabilities from participating in more sport, and the role the
London 2012 Paralympic Games plays in this. Eighty-one people with
disabilities in England who are non-active completed an online
questionnaire exploring their constraints to participating in more sport.
1.2.6 LAKE PLACID 1980
MIRACLE IN LAKE PLACID: THE GREATEST
HOCKEY STO RY EVER TOLD
John Gilbert. Gaviota, 2019, 155 p.
Forty years after the "Miracle on Ice" captivated the world, this book
deeply examines the impact that singular event had on the people who
played and coached in it and how that game changed the trajectory of
American hockey.
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1.2.7 TOKYO 1964
ESSAY- WHAT DO I EXPECT OF ENGLISH
Article
EDUCATIO N IN JAPAN? REFLECTING ON MY
EXPERIENCE AS AN INTERPRETER FOR THE
TOKYO O LYMPIC O RGANIZING CO MMITTEE IN 1964
Tadaaki Kato. In: Bulletin of Edogawa University, no. 19, 2019,
pp. 455-464.
In this essay, Tadaaki Kato recalls his experience as an interpreter for
the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo. This text was translated into English
from his Japanese essay in March, 2017 for people around the world to
know of and share his experience. Some changes were made to the
Japanese version to meet the foreign readers’ needs.
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DRAWING S FROM THE KENZO TANGE ARCHIVE:
NATIONAL GYMNASIUMS FO R TOKYO O LYMPICS
Seng Kuan... [et al.]. A+U Publ., 2019, 175 p.
This issue features the recently restored original drawings for the
National Gymnasiums for the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo, which are part of
the Kenzo Tange Archive at Harvard University. These technical
drawings allow an understanding of the architecture in great detail, and
likewise offer a glimpse into the mind of its creator, one of the most
admired architects of the 20th century. The magazine is guest edited by
Seng Kuan and presents a series of viewpoints and commentaries by
experts from Japan and elsewhere, such as an interview with Koichi
Sone and a conversation with Fumihiko Maki and Kengo Kuma, as well
as essays by structural engineer Mike Schlaich.
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1.2.8 ROME 1960
THOSE ELUSIVE ROME OLYMPICS: PRE-HISTORY
Article
AND PREPARATION O F THE 1960 G AMES
Pasquale Polo and Elmer Sterken. In: Journal of Olympic history,
vol. 28, no. 2, 2020, pp. 58-67.
On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the Rome 1960 Olympic
Games, Pasquale Polo and Elmer Sterken provide the historical context
to the Rome Olympiad. This article is the first of a two-part series.
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1960 - EIGHT ROWERS RULED THE WAVES: FIRST
OLYMPIC VICTORY O F A G ERMAN EIGHT: A
PHILOSO PHICAL RETROSPECT AFTER 60 YEARS
Hans Lenk. Projektverlag, 2020, 101 p.
This book is a philosophical retrospect after 60 years of the first Olympic
victory of a German eight in rowing.
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1.2.9 BERLIN 1936
RISE OF THE REICH IN MANDATE PALESTINE: THE
Article
NSDAP, JERUSALEM YMCA, AND “ PARTICIPATION”
OF ATTALLAH KIDESS IN THE 1936 BERLIN
OLYMPIC G AMES (PART 1)
San Charles Haddad. In: Journal of Olympic history, vol. 28, no.
2, 2020, pp. 20-35.
In this second article in a series for Journal of Olympic history that
explores the complex history of Palestinian and Israeli sport, San
Charles Haddad examines the secret relationship between Nazi
Germany and the Jerusalem YMCA around the time of the 1936 Olympic
Games. All articles in the series should be read in sequence.
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1.2.10 ANTWERP 1920 | ANVERS 1920
HOSTING THE OLYMPICS IN TIMES OF A
Article
PANDEMIC: HISTORICAL INSIGHTS FRO M
ANTWERP 1920
Bram Constandt, Annick Willem. In: Leisure sciences: an
interdisciplinary journal, Ahead of print, 24 June 2020, pp. 1-6.
Postponing the Tokyo 2020 Olympics due to the global outbreak of
COVID-19 marks a unique moment in the history of the Olympic
Movement. Although only the future can tell exactly, the Antwerp 1920
Olympics can offer certain historical insights. Exactly 100 years ago, the
Antwerp Olympic Games were the first Olympics organized after World
War I and the Spanish flu pandemic. Their value in terms of rising the
Olympic Movement from its ashes is vital. Profoundly promoting its
identity, newly introduced Olympic symbols then helped avoiding the
collapse of the Olympic Movement. Acknowledged as the “Games
reborn”, the Antwerp 1920 Olympics were strongly about recovery,
helping to heal a wounded society. How could Tokyo 2020 fulfill the
same role?
ANTWERP 1920: PRO OF OF THE VIABILITY OF THE
Article
OLYMPIC MO VEMENT
Volker Kluge. In: Journal of Olympic history, vol. 28, no. 2, 2020,
pp. 6-19.
On the occasion of their 100th anniversary, this article focuses on the
1920 Antwerp Olympic Games. When the 1916 Berlin Games were
cancelled following the Great War, few people imagined that the next
Olympic Games would be held in 1920, just two years after the
armistice. It was almost a miracle that Belgium, one of the nations that
suffered the most, agreed to be the host. But the 1920 Games in
Antwerp have an extra resonance in 2020, as they were also
overshadowed by a pandemic that claims more victims than the First
World War. And still, the Games continued.
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1.3 OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES | JEUX OLYMPIQUES
D’HIVER
1.3.1 BEIJING 2022
ENLIGHTENMENTS TO THE BEIJING WINTER
Chapter
OLYMPIC G AMES: A REVIEW OF MAIN COLOR
SCHEMES FOR O LYMPIC G AMES
Meiyu Lv, Huijun Qin. In: Pei-Luen Patrick Rau (eds), Cross-
cultural design : user experience of products, services, and
intelligent environments. HCII 2020. Lecture notes in computer
science, vol. 12192, Springer, 2020, pp. 383-395.
The upcoming Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Game is the largest sports
event for Beijing since the 2008 Olympic Games. Both the Chinese
government and Chinese people are giving great efforts presenting the
perfect Winter Olympics to the world. From the perspective of visual
design scheme for the Beijing Olympic Winter Games, color scheme is
the foundation of the whole visual design system, thus the importance of
color scheme is self-evident. This paper discusses the main color
schemes of the Olympic Summer Games and the Olympic Winter
Games during 1980–2020 through analyzing the reasons of color
selection, color image scales, word image scales, and the properties of
hue, blackness and chromaticness based on the natural color system
(NCS) color space.
ANALYSIS OF CONSTRUCTION AND
Article
DISSEMINATIO N OF BEIJING'S INTERNATIO NAL
IMAG E WITH TAKING THE O PPO RTUNITY O F TWO
OLYMPIC G AMES
Lei Wang, Si-Tong Liu. In: 2020 5th International Conference on
Education and Social Development (ICESD 2020) , pp. 112-124.
The Olympic Games is the largest and largest sports event in the world,
which is regarded as an important opportunity for host countries or host
cities to display or reshape the image of the country. With the continuous
improvement of China’s international status and the integration of
Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, the hosting of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics is
worth studying in how to build Beijing’s international image. This paper
uses the STA model to compare and analyze the successful hosting of
the 2008 Olympic Games and the 2022 Winter Olympics from the
perspective of the Proximization theory proposed by foreign scholar
professor Piotr Cap, and proposes corresponding measures for the
construction and dissemination of Beijing’s international image.
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OLYMPIC WINTER G AMES BEIJING 2022:
PROGRESS REPORT: 17 JULY 2020
The Beijing Organising Committee for the 2022 Olympic and
Paralympic Winter Games. 2020, 18 p.
This publication presents the preparation for the Beijing 2022 Olympic
and Paralympic Winter Games. This report was presented at the 136th
IOC Session in 2020.
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1.3.2 PYEONGCHANG 2018
ARE THE OLYMPIC G AMES AN O PPORTUNITY OR A
Article
MYTH? THE CASE OF PYEONGCHANG 2018 AND
WHAT MAY PRO VE TO BE A PARADO XICAL NOTION
Charles Mountifield, Stirling Sharpe. In: Journal of global sport
management, Ahead of print, 10 June 2020, pp. 1-22.
This paper highlights contrasting viewpoints on the perceived value that
the Olympic Games make to world peace efforts through the lens of the
2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea. News articles
(n = 114) from a variety of international periodicals were reviewed and
thematically analyzed with key nascent tropes – cynicism of the potential
for peace; scorn of the role of sport in peace processes; and high-level
political meddling in sport – pointing to a consensus that hosting of the
Games would have little impact on the political landscape in the Korean
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ICE DANCING TO ARIRANG IN THE 2018
Article
PYEONGCHANG WINTER O LYMPIC G AMES: THE
INTERSECTION OF MUSIC, IDENTITY, AND SPO RT
Doo Jae Park… [et al.]. In: Sociology of sport journal, Ahead of
print, pp. 1-10.
This cultural-interpretive essay offers critical commentary on
Koreanness, racial ideology, hegemonic racial power, and racialized
cultural taste with the aim of interpreting the sport–music nexus by
examining a case of the interface between music and sport: The authors
focus on the case of the Olympic ice dance that the South Korean team
performed for the Korean traditional folk song Arirang at the 2018
PyeongChang Olympic Winter Games. The authors argue that music
and sport can be understood as a semiological system that shapes non-
Whites’ ideological belief system. In addition, this essay engages with a
discussion of cultural classification that often racializes skaters of color
as the aforementioned are informed by Orientalism.
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SUSTAINABILITY OF THE PYEONG CHANG 2018
Thesis
WINTER O LYMPICS
Hyungmin Kim. Manchester Metropolitan University, 2020, 281 p.
The main aim of this study is to investigate how to deliver a sustainable
legacy from the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games. The
research sets forth to look into the case of the 2018 Olympics compared
to SMEs held in other states. The overall goal of this research is to find
the ideal model for the sustainable legacy, which could be adopted after
hosting the SME in Korea. The three research questions of the study
are: 1) What legacy strategies did the two previous Olympics in
Vancouver and London use to develop sustainability?; 2) What are the
discrepancies in the plan for a sustainable legacy of the PyeongChang
Olympics between the bid proposal and actual realisation? Why? and 3)
What are the factors to consider for sustainable post-SME legacy in
Korea?
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1.4 SUSTAINABILITY AND LEGACY | DURABILITÉ ET
HÉRITAGE
DES VILLES ET LEURS STADES OLYMPIQUES:
Article
REG ARDS CROISÉS SUR COLO MBES (1924) ET LOS
ANG ELES (1932)
Michaël Delépine, Willie Lewis. In: Histoire urbaine, 2020, vol.1,
no. 57, pp. 67-85.
Stades Olympiques situés dans les périphéries de Paris et Los Angeles,
les enceintes réalisées pour les Jeux de 1924 et 1932 sont encore
exploitées de nos jours et s’apprêtent à recevoir les futures épreuves de
2024 et 2028. Nées dans un temps de développement des villes, des
pratiques et des spectacles sportifs, elles entretiennent depuis l’entre-
deux-guerres un rapport complexe avec leurs espaces urbains. Parfois
propriétés municipales, elles sont autant un point de repère pour la ville,
une possibilité de valorisation d’un territoire qu’une source de
bouleversements majeurs en raison de l’afflux de foules sportives à
intervalles réguliers. Dans une logique de regards croisés, cet article se
veut comme un coup de projecteur sur la relation entre la ville et un haut
lieu du sport international.
TYPES OF HUMAN CAPITAL AS A LEGACY FROM
Article
OLYMPIC G AMES HOSTING
Kyriaki Kaplanidou… [et al.]. In: Journal of global sport
management, Ahead of print, 9 October 2019.
One of intangible legacies mega events have is the acquisition and
development of knowledge and skills (i.e., human capital) while working
to deliver the Olympic Games. What is unknown in the literature is
human capital types that are created from having worked for such event.
This study explored the dimensions of human capital generated from
working for a mega event and how these dimensions are used after the
event to enhance the legacy outcomes derived from the Games.
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THE RO LE OF MEG A-SPO RTS EVENT EXPERIENCE
Article
AND HOST CITY EXPERIENCE IN EXPLAINING
ENJOYMENT, CITY IMAGE, AND BEHAVIO RAL
INTENTIONS
Riadh Ladhari, Nizar Souiden. In: Journal of travel & tourism
marketing, vol. 37, no. 4, 2020, pp. 460-478.
This study used the experiential approach and cognition-affect-conation
model approach to examine the effects of tourists’ mega-sports event
experience and host city experience on the host city image, enjoyment of
mega-sports event, enjoyment of the host city, and behavioral intentions
(recommendations and revisit). Data were collected using an online
questionnaire from 422 US tourists who attended the 2016 Summer
Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
JUEGOS O LÍMPICOS Y MO DELOS URBANO S: LA
Article
INFLUENCIA DE BARCELONA EN LA ESTRATEGIA
DE MEG AEVENTO S EN RÍO DE J ANEIRO ( 1995-
2016)
Gabriel Silvestre. In: IBEROAMERICANA: América Latina -
España - Portugal, vol. 20, no. 74, 2020, pp. 125-147.
Después de veinticinco años de su realización, los Juegos Olímpicos de
Barcelona de 1992 permanecen como referencia de política de
desarrollo urbano. Esta "estrategia de megaeventos" se yuxtapone a las
realizaciones observadas en esta ciudad: la transformación de áreas de
actividad económica en declive, la relevancia del espacio público y el
city marketing facilitado por el alcance mediático del evento. Este
artículo analiza la influencia de la experiencia de Barcelona en la
elaboración de las propuestas de candidatura olímpica para la ciudad de
Río de Janeiro. La relación entre los actores políticos de las dos
ciudades se extiende a lo largo de las tres últimas décadas y nos
permite evaluar de qué forma se da la racionalización de las mejores
prácticas, la circulación de saberes y las políticas de adaptación de
modelos en políticas urbanas.
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INTANG IBLE OLYMPIC LEG ACIES: CONCEPT,
METHO D AND MEASUREMENT
Vassil Girginov & Holger Preuss. Brunel University, 2019. - 93 p.
Final report for the IOC Olympic Studies Centre Advanced
Olympic Research Grant Programme 2018/2019 Award.
This study addressed the conceptualization and measuring of intangible
Olympic legacy for National Sport Federations (NSF). Using a
longitudinal case study approach, from 2007 to 2019, the project
examined the social interactions, resource exchange and structural
changes taking place within NSF’s portfolio of activities around the 2012
London Olympic and Paralympic Games. It is argued that intangible
legacy is not a fixed property of an NSF, but one that evolves over the
course of planning, delivering and remembering the Games. Intangible
legacy becomes possible because of the interactions an NSF gets
involved with and the ultimate point of which is the creation of public
value as seen by the NSF. Public value cannot exist without human
appraisal and only comes into being at the experience and perception
levels. NSF perceive public value because they can positively relate own
Games experiences to their basic needs and the functioning of their
organization, members and the sport as a whole. Through a synthesis of
extant literature and longitudinal empirical findings, the project
developed a methodology for measuring intangible Olympic legacy for
NSF. This has never been achieved before and can greatly assist the
new International Olympic Committee legacy strategy.
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1.5 HISTORY OF THE OG | HISTOIRE DES JO
THE HISTO RY OF THE OLYMPIC G AMES: FASTER,
HIGHER, STRONG ER
An official publication of the Olympic Foundation for Culture and
Heritage; ed. dir. Martin Corteel. Welbeck, 2020, 160 p.
Published in association with the International Olympic Committee,
"The history of the Olympic Games: faster, higher, stronger" brings to
life, through more than 200 photographs and dozens of artefacts
reproduced on the page, the glorious history of the Olympic Games.
From their origins in Ancient Greece to their revival in a contemporary
form in 1896, through the subsequent modern Games, this exceptional
title beautifully charts the event's absorbing history. "The history of the
Olympic Games" allows readers to personally experience a piece of
Olympic heritage as they examine rare equipment, browse fascinating
memorabilia and study important Olympic documents from throughout
the history of the Games.
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ZU EHREN DES ZEUS: DIE OLYMPISCHEN SPIELE
DER ANTIKE
Umberto Pappalardo. Wbg Philipp von Zabern in
Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 2019, 112 p.
Einmal an Olympischen Spielen teilnehmen - ein Traum vieler
Athletinnen und Athleten. Keine Sportveranstaltung unserer Zeit ist so
groß, so präsent, so emotional. Anhand historischer Quellen und
archäologischer Funde verfolgt dieses Buch ihre Geschichte von der
Archaik bis in die Spätantike. Ein Ritt durch die Zeit, der uns auf den
Spuren der Olympioniken tiefer eindringen lässt in die Kulturen der
Griechen und Römer.
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LES PREMIERS J EUX OLYMPIQ UES
Violaine Vanoyeke. Editions Sutton, 2020, 157 p.
Violaine Vanoyeke revient sur les origines du sport et, plus précisément,
des Jeux Olympiques. En Grèce, en Italie ou en Égypte, elle a décrypté
pour nous les traces laissées par l'Histoire. Sites, objets, mosaïques,
textes anciens lui ont permis de retracer l'évolution des Jeux antiques.
Cette rétrospective magnifiquement illustrée fait un parallélisme
étonnant entre les JO antiques et ceux de l'époque moderne.
Règlementation et organisation des Jeux, apparition et transformation
des épreuves, professionnalisme et dérives du sport, avantages
accordés aux vainqueurs, champions remarquables, Jeux féminins…
Autant de thèmes présents dans l'Antiquité et qui alimentent encore de
nos jours les débats autour du sport et de sa place dans la société.
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OLYMPIC FILMS 1998- 2018: EMPHASIS ON HUMAN-
Article
INTEREST STORIES, PART 5.
David Wallechinsky. In: Journal of Olympic history, vol. 28, no. 2,
2020, pp. 36-45.
This is the fifth article of a series by David Wallechinsky covering the
complete history of Olympic films. He concludes (for now) his survey of
the history of Olympic film by examining the decade from 1998 to 2018.
It is a story that will surely be resumed in the future!
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2 . T H E Y O U T H O LY M P I C G A M E S |
L E S J E U X O LY M P I Q U E S D E L A
JEUNESSE
2.1 YOUTH OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES | JEUX OLYMPIQUES
DE LA JEUNESSE D’HIVER
THE WINTER YOUTH OLYMPIC G AMES
Olympic Foundation for Culture and Heritage. 2019, 21 p.
This document ready-to-print in A4 and A3 format, traces the evolution
and the particularities of the Youth Olympic Games (YOG) since their
first winter edition in 2012 until its next edition in Lausanne. This kit
includes short, dynamic texts aimed for pupils, images of all the Winter
YOG editions as well as key numbers and anecdotes to learn about the
previous and future editions.
EXISTS ALSO IN GERMAN AND FRENCH VERSIONS.
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2.1.1 LAUSANNE 2020
JOJ LAUSANNE 2020 RÉSULTATS FINAUX : BILAN
CARBONE
Violaine Magaud ; Quantis, Lausanne 2020 Youth Olympic
Games. Quantis, 2020, 100 p.
Ce rapport post-événement présente des valeurs chiffrées de
l’empreinte environnementale des Jeux Olympiques de la Jeunesse
d'hiver de Lausanne 2020, et de l’impact réel de certaines mesures
d’action. Il invite également les futurs JOJ à utiliser la méthode de
l'empreinte carbone pour piloter leur démarche environnementale et
développer un plan d'action efficace.
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3 . T H E I N T E R N AT I O N A L O LY M P I C
COMMITTEE | LE COMITÉ
I N T E R N AT I O N A L O LY M P I Q U E
3.1 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS | RELATIONS
INTERNATIONALES
SPO RTS DIPLOMACY: SPORTS IN THE DIPLOMATIC
ACTIVITIES OF STATES AND NON-STATE ACTORS
Michal Marcin Kobierecki. Lexington Books, 2020, 319 p.
This book analyzes the place and role of sport within public diplomacy,
including theoretical conceptualizations of the category of sports
diplomacy as a sub-category of public diplomacy and empirical research
of selected examples of the use of sport within public diplomacy. The
empirical part of the book refers to three approaches to sports diplomacy
and concerns the utilization of sport by states in order to shape relations
with other states, the role of sport in building the international image of a
state and the diplomatic subjectivity of international sports organizations.
In reference to the first two approaches, the book uses comparative case
study was in order to make observations and generalizations concerning
sports diplomacy. Apart from that, the book includes a detailed study of
the diplomatic subjectivity of the International Olympic Committee.
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3.2 OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS | PUBLICATIONS
OFFICIELLES
IOC ANNUAL REPORT 2019: CREDIBILITY,
SUSTAINABILITY, YO UTH
International Olympic Committee, 2020, 172 p.
This report describes the activities of the International Olympic
Committee for the year 2019. The report is divided in six parts : the IOC
in 2019, leading the Olympic Movement, celebrating the Olympic
Games, supporting and protecting clean athletes, promoting Olympism
in society and the financial statements.
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OLYMPIC CHARTER: IN FORCE AS FROM 17 JULY
2020
International Olympic Committee. 2020, 103 p.
The Olympic Charter is the codification of the fundamental principles of
Olympism, rules and bye-laws adopted by the International Olympic
Committee. It governs the organisation, action and operation of the
Olympic Movement and sets forth the conditions for the celebration of
the Olympic Games.
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ANNUAL REPO RT 2019: WORKING TOG ETHER TO
DEVELOP SPORT AND PRO MOTE ITS VALUES
Olympic Solidarity. 2020, 166 p.
This report presents the activities and projects undertaken by the
Olympic Solidarity in 2019. The annual report contains a general
introduction on the Olympic Solidarity's mission, structure and budget,
then details the world programs (athletes, coaches, NOC management
and knowledge sharing, promotion of the Olympic values, forums and
special projects), the continental programmes and finally the subsidies
for participation in the Olympic Games and the Youth Olympic Games
and Olympic Solidarity team.
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3.3 OLYMPIC MARKETING | MARKETING OLYMPIQUE
OLYMPIC MARKETING FACT FILE: 2020
International Olympic Committee, Marketing Department, 2020, 1
vol.
The “Olympic marketing fact file” is a reference document on the
marketing policies and programmes of the International Olympic
Committee (IOC), the Olympic Movement and the Olympic Games. In
this document, the IOC has endeavoured to present a clear, simplified
overview of Olympic Movement revenue generation and distribution.
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4 . T H E O LY M P I C M O V E M E N T | L E
M O U V E M E N T O LY M P I Q U E
INTERNATIONALISM AND THE FIRST EDITIO NS OF
Article
THE MODERN O LYMPICS
William Douglas Almeida, Katia Rubio. In: International sports
studies, vol. 40, no. 2, 2018, pp. 34-46.
The modern Olympic Games were created in the late nineteenth century,
in a context in which various entities with an internationalist character
were emerging. From the beginning, there was a concern that the event
should receive participants from different countries, bringing together the
best competitors in the world. In addition to technological advances and
the media, the building of a great competition bringing together various
sports disciplines and participants from all corners of the globe was only
possible thanks to diplomatic agreements. It was necessary for the initial
concept to undergo several adjustments. For example the very
standardization of the rules of the disputes was a problem faced in the
early modern Olympics. This paper demonstrates how during this early
phase of the modern Olympic Games, the Olympic Movement had to
undergo a continuous process of adjustments, which enabled its
systematic growth. The support for this hypothesis is found in the
analysis of texts by Baron Pierre de Coubertin, texts by other authors
who study Olympism, and also the search of historic contextualization.
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4.1 NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEES (NOCS) | COMITÉS
N AT I O N A U X O LY M P I Q U E S ( C N O S )
4.1.1 BURKINA FA SO
STRATÉGIE DE DÉVELOPPEMENT DU SPO RT POUR
MEMOS
TOUS AU BURKINA
Zihan Anne Mireille Bombiri. Université de Louvain, 2019, 1 vol.
L’objectif de cette étude est de proposer une stratégie basée sur une
segmentation et un ciblage, afin de promouvoir la pratique des activités
physiques et sportives (APS) pour la santé et le bien être des travailleurs
de l’hôtel administratif de Ouagadougou en particulier et de la population
en général. La démarche mixte (quantitative et qualitative) a été utilisée
pour cette étude, en vue de comprendre les principales causes de la
faible adhésion des travailleurs aux activités physiques de sport pour
tous. De l’analyse des résultats recueillis, il ressort qu’une sensibilisation
suffisante, un cadrement législatif et réglementaire suffisant et une
disposition des ressources humaines, matérielles et financières
adéquates contribueront à l’adhésion massive des travailleurs au sport
pour tous. Des suggestions et recommandations ont été formulées à
l’endroit du Ministère des sports et des Loisirs et ses différentes parties
prenantes plausibles. Ces recommandations ont servi à l’illustration des
orientations stratégiques et pour l’élaboration du plan d’actions de la
stratégie.
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4.1.2 CHINA | CHINE
OLYMPIC STRATEG Y, NATIONALISM AND
Article
LEGITIMACY: THE ROLE OF IDEOLOGY IN THE
DEVELOPMENT OF CHINESE ELITE SPORTS
POLICY IN THE FIRST REFORM DECADE, 1978–
1988
Liang Shen. In: The international journal of the history of sport,
Ahead of print, 22 July 2020.
This paper examines the relationships between Olympic strategy,
nationalism and legitimacy of the Party-state in China during a decade of
reform. The analysis focuses on governmental policy prioritising elite
sports and Olympic ambitions in the process of rebuilding the legitimacy
of the Chinese Communist Party following the Cultural Revolution
(1966–1976).
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4.1.3 GERMANY | ALLEMAGNE
DIE LEISTUNG SSPORTREFORM DES DO SB AUS
Article
ZIVILGESELLSCHAFTLICHER PERSPEKTIVE = THE
REFORM OF ELITE SPORTS BY THE GERMAN
OLYMPIC SPORTS CO NFEDERATION FROM A CIVIC
PERSPECTIVE
Christian Gaum, Dennis Stapelfeld. In: German journal of
exercise and sport research, 2020, vol. 50, pp. 10–19.
In December 2016, the General Assembly of the DOSB (German
Olympic Sports Confederation) decided to restructure the German elite
sport system and its funding. Among representatives of sports
organizations, these aspired structural reforms were meant to be without
any alternative to guarantee future success and international
competitiveness at Olympic and Paralympic Games. The general need
for the objective and the appropriateness of the chosen content
measures (e.g., the efficiency of the potential analysis system [PotAS])
will be confirmed by the future performance of German athletes.
However, the debate misses a profound justification of the purposes for
which the means (measures of reform) are intended to serve. This article
intends to fill the gap by explicating the values of elite sport according to
its social and individual functions.
4 . 1 . 4 G R E AT B R I TA I N | G R A N D E - B R E TA G N E
SCOTLAND AND SCO TTISH IDENTITY AT THE 1908
Article
OLYMPICS
Luke J. Harris. In: Journal of Olympic history, vol. 28, no. 2, 2020,
pp. 46-55.
Luke Harris examines Scottish participation in the 1908 Great Britain
team, with the question of national identity as the main theme. This
participation caused what he sees as an inevitable friction, which is
expected to continue for the foreseeable future.
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4.1.5 INDIA | INDE
DREAMS OF A BILLIO N: INDIA AND THE O LYMPIC
GAMES
Boria Majumdar, Nalin Mehta. HarperCollins, 2020, 344 p.
As India gears up for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, the country will focus
once again on the moments of glory we've had on the world’s largest
sports arena, featuring such stalwarts as Abhinav Bindra, Mary Kom
and P.V. Sindhu. But it will also be time to ask again the question we
ask ourselves every four years: why does a country of a billion plus
have so little to show for itself at the Olympics? "Dreams of a billion"
gives the reader an inside view of what goes on backstage in the Indian
Olympics world alongside a quick history of how India has fared at the
Olympics over the past century and a look at how the Indian Olympics
world has changed in the last decade. Which brings us to the question:
How good is India's preparation for Tokyo 2020? Can Tokyo be the
game changer Indian sport wants it to be and hopes it will be?
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ANALYSIS OF KENYA’S PERFORMANCE AT THE
Article
OLYMPIC G AMES IN TRACK AND FIELD ( 1956 –
2016), REASO NS FO R SUCCESS AND THE NEED
FOR EVENT DIVERSIFICATIO N
Njororai Wycliffe W. Simiyu. In: Kenya studies review, Summer,
2020, vol. 8, no. 1, pp. 26-41.
Kenya has excelled in international sports, especially in middle and
distance events. To date, Kenya has won 104 medals at the Olympic
Games with 97 (93.27%) being in track and field and the remaining 07
(6.73%) from boxing. This sustained dominance continues in the wake of
many Kenyan athletes changing their national allegiance to run for other
countries where they have even earned medals at the Olympic Games.
Thus, Kenya needs to diversify more in track and field events to broaden
the scope of competition to sustain and solidify the status of being a
powerhouse in track and field.
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4.1.7 MADAGASCAR
PERFORMANCE DES ÉQUIPES NATIONALES
MEMOS
MALGACHES FÉMININES EN HALTÉRO PHILIE:
CRÉATION D’UN PARCOURS D’EXCELLENCE
SPO RTIVE EN VUE DE LEURS PARTICIPATIONS
AU[X] FUTURS JEUX OLYMPIQ UES
Harinelina Jean Alex Randriamanarivo. Université de Louvain,
2019, 52 p.
Cette étude porte sur la réalisation d’un audit concernant le projet de
performance de la fédération malgache d'haltérophilie et la création d'un
parcours d'excellence sportive en vue des futurs Jeux Olympiques.
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4.1.8 NIGER
AMÉLIORER LA CO MMUNICATION ET LA
MEMOS
GOUVERNANCE DU COMITÉ OLYMPIQUE ET
SPO RTIF DU NIG ER POUR UNE MEILLEURE IMAGE
DE MARQUE
Ibrahim Moussa Elh Tiemogo. Université de Louvain, 2019. - 47
p.
Ce projet vise l’amélioration de l’image de marque du Comité Olympique
et Sportif du Niger, suite à un constat partagé avec les dignitaires d’un
déphasage entre l’image de marque escomptée par le COSNI et celle
perçue par les parties prenantes et le public contrastant avec les
initiatives et activités déployées au quotidien sur le terrain.
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4.1.9 PUERTO RICO | PORTO RICO
ATLETAS O LÍMPICOS DE PUERTO RICO :
ESTADÍSTICAS DE NUESTROS ATLETAS EN LAS
OLIMPIADAS DEL 1948 AL 2018
José Ramón San Miguel Colón. EPUR, 2020, 244 p.
This book presents the statistics of Portorican athletes at the Olympic
Games since 1948 to 2016. It contains also a historical prelude on the
participation of Porto Rico at the Olympic Games.
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4.1.10 REPUBLIC OF MAURITIUS | RÉPUBLIQUE DE
MAURICE
ACTIVATION DES VALEURS DE L’O LYMPISME À
MEMOS
TRAVERS LA MISE EN ŒUVRE D’UNE STRATÉGIE
PORT ANT SUR LA CO NTRIBUTION AU COMITÉ
OLYMPIQ UE MAURICIEN AUX PRO BLÉMATIQUES
DE DURABILITÉ
Hans Gary Peter Brasse. Université de Louvain, 2019, 45 p.
Ce travail de recherche s’est fixé pour objectif de formaliser pour le
Comité Olympique Mauricien une stratégie en matière de
développement durable qui a travers la dimension d'héritage consistera
à construire une société plus juste, plus fraternelle, plus respectueuse
des autres et des différences. Cette étude s’organise autour de quatre
chapitres constituant les quatre piliers d’action pouvant être retenus : 1/
Le développement durable, une nouvelle approche des politiques
sportives 2/ La solidarité sportive au service du développement durable
3/ Une gestion et une organisation du sport, respectueuse de
l’environnement 4/ Une économie sportive au service du développement
durable.
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4.1.11 SOUTH AFRICA | AFRIQUE DU SUD
DENNIS BRUTUS AND THE SOUTH AFRICAN NON-
Article
RACIAL OLYMPIC CO MMITTEE IN EXILE, 1966–1970
Matthew P. Llewellyn, Toby C. Rider. In: South African historical
journal, Ahead of print, 27 July 2020.
In July 1966, the South African Non-Racial Olympic Committee
(SANROC) re-emerged in exile in London. The arrival of Dennis Brutus,
the coloured Rhodesian-born activist, poet, and educator, into the British
capital provided the stimulus to renew calls for the exclusion of apartheid
South Africa from international sport. In the years 1966–1970 that
marked Brutus’s exile in Britain, SANROC elevated apartheid sport to
the world’s attention. As this paper contends, SANROC’s success in
discouraging foreign contact and competition with racialist sporting
organisations, teams, or individuals from South Africa rested largely on
Brutus’s ability to position himself at the nexus of an emergent human
rights discourse that dominated the agendas of state institutions and
international organisations throughout the 1960s.
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4.1.12 TA I WA N
WHAT’S IN A NAME? BETWEEN “CHINESE TAIPEI”
Article
AND “TAIWAN”: THE CONTESTED TERRAIN OF
SPO RT NATIONALISM IN TAIWAN
Ying Chiang, Tzu-hsuan Chen. In: International review for the
sociology of sport, Ahead of print, 8 June 2020, pp. 1-20.
The Chinese Civil War split the Chinese into two politically conflicted
states from 1949. The People’s Republic of China and Republic of China
both claimed to be the legitimate representative of China in the
international community. “Chinese Taipei” has become the name of
Republic of China in the international sport field and almost every
international organization since 1981, after Kuomintang (The Chinese
Nationalist Party) refused to play under the provincial name “Taiwan,”
which was suggested by the International Olympic Committee in the
1960s. However, the relationships between Taiwan and China and the
nationalistic discourses have changed drastically in Taiwan in the past
40 years. In 2018, the “2020 Tokyo Olympics Taiwan name rectification
referendum” was launched. It requested to rectify the current “Chinese
Taipei” to “Taiwan”. This paper aims to build a contextualized and
historical understanding of this interrelation of sport and nationalism in
Taiwan via this name game.
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SPO RTS AND FOREIG N PO LICY IN TAIWAN:
NATIONALISM IN INTERNATIO NAL POLITICS
Catherine Kai-Ping Lin. Academica Press, 2019, 305 p.
In this exciting new book, Taiwanese scholar Catherine Kai-Ping Lin
examines Taiwan’s diplomatic history since the 1970s through the lens
of sports in the development of nationalism in foreign relations. Since
1971, when Taiwan lost its United Nations seat to the communist
People’s Republic of China, the country has gradually shifted its foreign
policy. Originally following its “One-China policy” -- conquering the
mainland and reunifying China, -- Taiwan has more recently promoted its
status as an independent country amid an international atmosphere in
which it does not enjoy diplomatic recognition. Presenting a highly
original chronological case study of the role of sports in the making of
Taiwan’s foreign policy, Lin aims to enrich our understanding of Taiwan’s
unique position in the world by arguing that nationalist forces within the
Taiwanese government – all the way up to its top leadership — used
athletic competition to promote Taiwanese nationalism and nationhood.
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4.1.13 TOGO
STRATÉGIE DE SPONSORING DE LA JOURNÉE
MEMOS
OLYMPIQ UE 2020 DU CNO – TOGO
Hans Gary Peter Brasse. Noameshie Djatougbé Amélé.
Université de Louvain, 2019, 72 p.
L’auteur de ce mémoire s’est penché sur un sujet de grande
préoccupation pour le sport au Togo, à savoir le rôle du Comité National
Olympique du Togo dans le cadre de la promotion et du développement
du sponsoring du sport au Togo. L’objectif fondamental de ce projet est
de mettre en œuvre une stratégie du sponsoring qui vise à générer des
ressources pour l’organisation de la Journée Olympique 2020.
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4.2 O L Y M P I S M | O LY M P I S M E
DO INTRÍNSECO AO CONTEXTO: ESTRATIFICANDO
Article
VALORES OLÍMPICOS FUNDAMENTAIS
Francisco Marchiori da Mota. In: Olimpianos: journal of Olympic
studies, vol. 4, no. 1, 2020, pp. 76-95.
O presente estudo busca compreender melhor os três valores
fundamentais do Olimpismo: respeito, amizade e excelência; e entendê-
los como produtos do desenvolvimento de valores denominados
universais, presentes no ser humano a partir de uma perspectiva
essencialista-intrínseca.
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ENJEUX OLYMPIQUES : DOSSIER
Tanguy de Wilde d'Estmael... [et al.]. Presses Universitaire de
Louvain, 2020, 254 p.
D'après la définition du CIO, l’Olympisme se veut « une philosophie de
la vie, exaltant et combinant en un ensemble équilibré les qualités du
corps, de la volonté et de l’esprit ». Mais les valeurs physiques,
intellectuelles, culturelles que l’olympisme véhicule depuis son origine
sont-elles encore d’actualité, à une époque où le sport est devenu un
spectacle, où l’individu est davantage poussé à vouer un culte à la
performance qu’à l’équilibre, où les fondements humanistes et l’éthique
des Olympiades sont parfois compliqués ou compromis par les intérêts
géopolitiques, idéologiques, sociaux, financiers, qu’implique leur mise
en oeuvre pratique ? Un siècle après la tenue des premiers (et
derniers) Jeux Olympiques organisés en Belgique à Anvers, et à
quelques mois de l’ouverture de ceux de Tokyo, notre dossier propose
de rassembler des contributions issues d’acteurs et de penseurs de
l’Olympisme, afin de réévaluer, d’hier à demain, les enjeux d’un idéal
qui, bien qu’issu d’un moment précis de l’histoire occidentale, nous
confronte cycliquement à une certaine vision de l’universalité.
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