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INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC ACADEMY 7 th
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EPHORIA OF THE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPI
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IOC COMMISSION FOR CULTURE AND OLYM
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FOREWORD Report on the IOA’s Spec
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Montenegro participated in the semi
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CULTURAL AND POLITICAL PARAMETERS O
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network was not developed and the c
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and the bronze (60 gr) medals award
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their competitors to prepare themse
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situation, which dragged Greece int
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e a cultural event for the city, th
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Yalouris, N., “The sacred areas o
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54 Vikelas D. - P. de Coubertin Let
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Festivals: From 776 BC to 395 AD, t
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The Cultural Programme in the Los A
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It presents the City of Athens as t
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The Department of Culture is puttin
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ATHENS THROUGH THE CAMPAIGN FOR THE
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The identification of the Greek peo
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encourages homogeneity and indiffer
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international media, in particular,
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eports and 12 pictures) personally
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BIBLIOGRAPHY • Burbank M., J. And
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COMPETITION AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION
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eings, on integrating all society,
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outinised procedures, parades, band
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sports programmes, and the social,
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THE CULTURAL INFLUENCE OF DEMETRIOS
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to Paris, the so-called "City of Li
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Nicopolis to Olympia", (which first
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particularities of states and peopl
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(Crawford, 2001). Therefore, it is
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Olympic movement engages, alone or
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“Regarding the development of you
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were initially restricted to French
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Take for example, the Olympic motto
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that the NOA of Malaysia has embark
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• Durry, Jean (1996) Pierre de Co
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diverse in nature. They are aimed a
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they may select one sculpture and o
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Educational themes of the National
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HIGHER EDUCATION NATIONAL SPORT ACA
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THE NATIONAL OLYMPIC ACADEMY OF CEN
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- To continue our action towards th
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2005, and if we have a good recepti
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• Olympic Truce • Cultural acti
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THE ECUADORIAN OLYMPIC ACADEMY Mrs
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is conscience among students regard
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November 20, 1991 President N. Fila
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National Olympic Academies of the B
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Kangasniemi (weightlifting 1968). T
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world champion in swimming) career
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Seminary in Grenoble following the
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every leap year!... But how was the
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ancient tradition. The original tit
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Then came the throwing game, the gr
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conscious of this fact and see it a
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� Level II: for the managers of t
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-121- Courses Regulation Secondly:
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To fulfil these aims, 2 projects ha
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THE ROLE OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND
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Cooperation, collaboration and comm
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Second stage: The values and charac
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delivering to the society, youngste
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conceptual and technological develo
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ACTIVITIES OF THE JAPAN OLYMPIC ACA
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OLYMPIC EDUCATION 2004 THE NETHERLA
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44 William Martin LEAKE, 1777-1860,
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As can be seen from the above quote
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centuries later, enabled some Engli
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first decade passed, but was always
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DIMITRIOS VIKELAS: HIS CONTRIBUTION
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was born on this island of the Aege
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without asking anybody in Greece, a
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way of Greece. We have the qualific
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the re-establishment of these Games
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BIBLIOGRAPHY • Antoniou, David, (
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For as much, can one think that it
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Whereas the Alpine Skiing contents
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contacts with persons of the F.R.G.
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"Mr Herzog is unaware of how things
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ind their speeches to those whose s
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with the end of the mandate of Aver
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19 ROMANOV, N.N. (1987), Trudnye do
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42 BRUNDAGE, Avery (1961), « Circu
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• GOFFMAN, Erving (1975 [1963]),
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SPONSORSHIP AND THE OLYMPIC MOVEMEN
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Sponsorship has two special strengt
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Table 2: Olympic Marketing Revenue
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sponsorship has created direct reve
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three editions of the Olympic Games
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2.2. The global index value Table 2
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Table 5: Overview of the number of
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3. Index value per sport for each c
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to cheat to qualify for, or excel a
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gain an advantage over their compet
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The sheer number of gene transfer p
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continued advancement of such proce
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“…I want gold medals to be give
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Introduction THE OLYMPIC SETTING ON
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In the play the actors, in the form
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The description of the opening cere
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These changes are in order to make
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BIBLIOGRAPHY • Dietrich, Knut et
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female sporting experiences, but al
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The objectives of the paper: Within
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Postmodernist researchers attacked
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in the present moment, remembrances
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practice we can still find the conc
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hand I knew that if I wanted to ach
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or related committees, the decision
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The motivation for this internal de
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Therefore, the idea of postponement
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Men sometimes tend to perceive wome
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• Lyotard, J-F. (1984). The Postm
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1. Issues and Dimensions of Globali
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globalization is seen as historical
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sport. The barriers to labour mobil
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processes can be intensified in ter
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Movement engages…in actions to pr
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implement values and aims of INGOs,
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10 There has been increasing critic
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APPENDIX Table 1: Three Different P
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III: 1981 - 1996 IV: 1997 - 2008 re
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• Giddens, A. (1990) The Conseque
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• Krasner, S.D. (1983) “Structu
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MARKETING THROUGH THE OLYMPIC GAMES
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Publicity - any form of exposure in
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within a targeted audience is a rel
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Figure 3 depicts a critical relatio
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the visibility of products, which m
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Academy NATIONAL OLYMPIC ACADEMIES:
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interest in the idea of creating a
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To develop and achieve these purpos
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After 110 years of modern Olympism,
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1990, that the International and th
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taken. Obviously, the solution to t
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BIBLIOGRAPHY • COUBERTIN, Pie rre
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If sport ethics are considered a pa
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The Olympic movement particularly e
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sufficient capacity for ethical jud
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the athletes may be following the e
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The principle of achievement - maki
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of sports, even in those institutio
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• HEINEMANN, K.: Einführung in d
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in the history of the Olympic Games
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prepare their own Agenda 21 based o
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programmes. The past experience of
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2002 - Olympic Winter Game of Salt
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The environmental awareness has bee
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REFERENCES • Chernushenko, David
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• to promote sport as education b
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EOA. In addition to a compiled hand
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5. Science Gymnasium of Nõo - Anci
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performance of the bands, soloists
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REFERENCES • Binder, D. (1994). B
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Olympism is a conception the origin
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athletes, coaches and spectators to
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5. to ask pupils themselves to orga
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Literature In the basic school in l
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souls through games and plays. Youn
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hailing from all five continents, h
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feel that the departing point of th
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Public relations In today’s world
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unfortunately its educational syste
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for example, the NOA broadcasts a n
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de Coubertin (1929) states “The f
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Sweden Tunisia Turkey United States
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Chart 3 - NOAs in Small Island Stat
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SCHOOL OLYMPIC GAMES AS A BASIS (PI
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5. Operating methods - This researc
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OLYMPICS FROM THE VIEW OF CULTURAL
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performed rhythmical movements like
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The goal of Olympism is to place ev
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we look carefully at these symbols
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Architecture, which is a component
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government’s politics. But in som
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THE PSYCHOLOGY OF OLYMPISM: BRIDGIN
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from a weak and feeble boy to a sel
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As hinted upon in the above quote r
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sportive’ (1901) which included t
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sport, stress-related depression af
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REFERENCES • British Olympic Asso
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BENCHMARKING ELITE SPORT SYSTEMS Mr
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Introduced by Casey 1988 (Scottish
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The most elementary factor to be co
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opportunities and last but not leas
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This is of crucial importance due t
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Figure 2-3: Spectrum of Tasks to be
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Secondly, beside the internal inter
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• Clumpner, R.A., 1994. 21st cent
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COURT ARBITRATION FOR SPORT: THE AD
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Furthermore, the wording of this pr
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arbitrators (or one if appropriate
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of sport 39 , and b) the CAS Ad Hoc
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les etats members de la Communaute
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31 See F. Oschütz, (2003), “Inst
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significant medium through which th
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tell themselves about what it means
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oadcaster commentators to educate a
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to traditional hockey masculinity i
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Olympic telecasts more than sports
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• MacNeill, M. (1996). Networks:
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Women’s Social Status is Unmatcha
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GAMES XV XVI XVII XVIII XIX XX XXI
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The Georgian NOA having a 14-year-o
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Georgian athletes participated in f
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Role of the International Olympic C
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challenge. They have started this p
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Table 1 Distribution of High Perfor
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editions (1997/2001). Nicaragua has
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Table 3 Nicaraguan Women’s Partic
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Women’s Participation in Nicaragu
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NOTES 1 www.inec.gob.ni Nicaraguan
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Internet • International Olympic
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ancient city of Olympia around the
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SPORT APPEARANCE GOLD SILVER BRONZE
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management or purchase of equipment
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REFERENCES • Abubakar, S. (2000).
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Though the Modern Olympics started
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There are some socio-cultural facto
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There is a considerable geographica
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off the gynaecological misconceptio
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FAIR PLAY AND SLOVENIAN OLYMPIC ATH
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honesty, fairness, responsibility,
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collective sports and twenty-six in
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moral traditional and moral social
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explanation, and the willingness to
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epresents a means for surviving and
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BIBLIOGRAPHY • Canadian Center Fo
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A substantial amount of research in
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The treatment group at the four gym
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Results indicated that the subjects
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The findings in Table 4 supported t
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effect of outcome. In align with th
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hours to 18 hours in this present s
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confidence to accept the alternativ
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• Hall, E. G., & Erffmeyer, S. E.
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A SPORTS SCIENCES PLATFORM IN THE O
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2. Why a sport sciences platform? S
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Situated in the Olympic Museum, the
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ISSEP has already a network of coll
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d) UNIL and EPFL Sports Service (SS
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Lausanne, Olympic Capital CHU UNIL
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Olympism research in the academic s
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more democratic nature. Figure 1 il
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developing a quality product, bette
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Qualitative research methods were u
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Thibault et al, (1993) identifies f
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volleyball in Israel. They argue th
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analysis of Thibault et al's (1993)
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REFERENCES • Afek, U. (1994) 'Spo
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A. CONCLUSIONS ON “ANCIENT OLYMPI
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constraints. Due to the absorbing n
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the ancient Games, and were encoura
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B. CONCLUSIONS ON “MODERN OLYMPIC
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the organization of the first moder
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Finally, media, commercialism, and
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C. CONCLUSIONS ON “SOCIO-CULTURAL
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and messages are transmitted in var
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pursue the principle of Olympism, t
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nations) and education remain the c
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done, whereas the field of economic
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part due to the overwhelming propag
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The goal of the Olympic Movement is
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CONTENTS Ephoria of the Internation
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Development of the Olympic Academy
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Demetrios Vikelas: His Contribution
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“What’s that it’s all about