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1 online resource (561 pages) |
| Series |
Routledge Studies in Sport Development Ser |
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Routledge Studies in Sport Development Ser
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| Contents |
Cover; Half Title; Series Information; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of contents; Contributors; Introduction; Sport for development and peace: main features; The background and organization of SDP; History, emergence and institutionalization; Critical issues; The structure of the handbook; References; Part I The SDP sector; 1 The history of SDP; Introduction; History of 'sport for good'; Early examples: sport, character building, and colonialism; Sport, human rights, and self-determination; The emergence of SDP; Social and political conditions that enabled SDP |
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Issues and research questionsNotes; References; 2 The SDP sector; Introduction; The scope and status of the SDP sector; Sport, development, and global civil society; The SDP sector: a four-fold model of policies and stakeholders; The SDP sector: elaborating the model; The United Nations; Stakeholder involvements within the SDP sector; Additional possible stakeholders; SDP sector interrelations: fragmentation, competition, partnerships; Partnerships; Social justice issues: partnerships and strategies; Concluding comments; Note; References; 3 SDP and global development; Introduction |
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Understanding the dynamics of global development praxisSFD in global development; The 'unequal symbiosis' between top-down and bottom-up orientations in SFD; The unequal symbiosis of SFD in practice: the case of SMEs; Towards more socially inclusive and sustainable SFD?; Notes; References; 4 SDP structures, policies and funding streams; Introduction; The complexity of SDP; Governments and government agencies; Intergovernmental organizations; International non-governmental organizations; National non-governmental organizations; Private sector stakeholders; Sport clubs and teams |
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Independent individualsSocial movements and campaign groups; Universities and schools; Foundations; SDP networks; SDP policy development and its implications; Conclusion; References; 5 International governmental organizations in the SDP sector; Introduction; The United Nations: bringing SDP into the new millennium; International Olympic Committee: promoting 'Olympics values' in developing regions; FIFA: sport for development through football for hope; Discussion and conclusion; References; 6 Non-governmental organizations in the SDP system; Introduction; Methodology |
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Geographical distribution of SDP NGOsPopulation ecology of SDP NGOs; Conclusion; Note; References; 7 Partnerships in and around SDP; Introduction; 'Partnerships' for funding and resources; 'Partnerships' for policy and strategic development; 'Partnerships' for implementation and delivery; Conclusions; Note; References; 8 SDP and Olympism; Introduction: Olympism and SDP; The historical construction of Olympism as an idea/'philosophy'; The birth and evolution of Olympic Solidarity: funding the development of Olympic sport in newly independent states |
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The Olympic Movement, sport for development and international relations |
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Print version record |
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Electronic book
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| Author |
Darnell, Simon C
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Giulianotti, Richard
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Howe, P. David
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| ISBN |
9781315455167 |
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1315455161 |
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9781315455150 |
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1315455153 |
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9781315455143 |
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1315455145 |
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9781315455174 |
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131545517X |
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