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A press release from Die Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Nachhaltige TourismusEntwicklung (DANTE), a Pan-European network of organizations with an interest in sustainable issues, explains why the tourist industry should be given the red card because of its lack of progress in developing sustainable...

Date
12 June 2002
News Article

New research from the UK Office of National Statistics has estimated that the average UK household now spends the equivalent of £50.60 a week on leisure related services, reports ananova.com. In 2001, leisure expenditure accounted for more of the average household expenditure than any other area of...

Date
25 January 2002
News Article

New data from Deloitte & Touche shows that hoteliers in the gateway cities of Seoul and Tokyo have gained a competitive advantage over their competitors in the Asia Pacific region which is directly attributable to playing host to the 2002 Soccer World Cup, reports hospitality.net.

Date
20 August 2002
News Article

A press release from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) welcomes the news that 2004 has been proclaimed

Date
20 December 2002
Abstract

The role played by physical training and sport within the vocational training system of the Lengingrad region, USSR, is outlined. It is said that 30% of the funds provided by the state for the development of the material and technological facilities of vocational schools are spent on organizing...

Author(s)
Patsia, N.
Citation
Sport in the USSR, 1986, No. 274, pp 4-7
Abstract

This book considers the place of television in modern popular culture. Divided into twelve chapters, it traces the development of the television medium, its use of advertising, and television's re-creation of images of ethnic groups, women, sport and crime. The political uses of the television...

Author(s)
Cashmore, E.
Publisher
Routledge, London, UK
Citation
... and there was television., 1994, pp 222 pp.
Abstract

From an international football perspective football in Norway may be considered as a 'different sort of country'. This essay concerns itself with the tension between the interest in football in Norway and the geographical and topographical preconditions for the sport. This is discussed in three...

Author(s)
Goksøyr, M.; Olstad, F.
Publisher
Routledge, Taylor & Francis, London, UK
Citation
Soccer and Society, 2009, 10, 3/4, pp 324-340
Abstract

Contemporarily Australian Indigenous peoples are portrayed by white Australians according to deficit understandings. As well as being inaccurate, this depiction, as part of a long-term civilising process, is an expression of 'fantasy-laden thinking' [Mennell, S., & Goudsblom, J. (1998)....

Author(s)
Williams, J.; Pill, S.; Evans, J.; Davies, M.
Publisher
Routledge, Abingdon, UK
Citation
Sport, Education and Society, 2022, 27, 1, pp 57-71
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New research examines why people break the rules

Date
26 February 2018
Abstract

There is both growing concern about ethical standards in sport and also rapid expansion in the number of local and national schemes designed to encourage youth sports development. Child abuse in youth sport has become a 'moral panic' in British society but there is evidence of a child protection...

Author(s)
Brackenridge, C. H.
Publisher
Routledge, London, UK
Citation
Managing Leisure, 2002, 7, 2, pp 103-123

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