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BIBLIOGRAPHY • Canadian Center For drug-Free Sport. (1993). Ethical Rationale for Drug-Free Sport. • Clifford, C., Feezell, R. (1997). Coaching for Character: Reclaiming the Principles of Sportsmanship. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics. • Declaration of International Committee for Fair Play (1995). Brochure in four languages. • McNamee, M. J., Parry, S. J. (1998). Ethics and Sport. NY: Rautledge. • Morgan, W. J, Meier, K. V., Schneider, A. J. (2001). Ethics in sport. NY: Human Kinetics. • Vallerand, R. J., Deshaies, P., Briere, N. M., Cuerrier, J. P., Pelletier, L. G. (1996). Toward a multidimensional definition of sportsmanship. Journal of applied sport psychology, 8, 89-101. • Tušak M. (2001). Psihologija športa. Ljubljana: Znanstveni inštitut Filozofske fakultete. • Žukovska, Z. (1991). Fair play as a universal value of sport and education. Telesni Vychovy Šport, 4, 25-29 - 566 -
THE EFFECT OF VIDEO-MODELING ON PERFORMANCE ENHANCEMENT OF FEMALE GYMNASTS IN A GYMNASTICS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Ms Ching JOO LAN (MAS) Whoever has attempted to communicate how sport skills should be performed, understands the crucial role visual demonstrations play in performance and learning. Most sport skills are not easily described in words, neither can verbal instructions be easily given and translated into action. Invariably, the best teaching mode in conveying how sport skills should be performed is to say, “See how I do it.” Thus, the athlete can visualize the skills observe how they can be coordinated into a flowing movement. Good companions to instructions are various forms of visual information, such as still pictures of proper actions; film clips or videotapes of successful performances; and demonstrations provided by the instructor, the therapist, or some other skilled individual. These are also referred as forms of demonstrations. The familiar phrase “A picture is worth a thousand words” seems to be particularly true when it comes to the learning of motor skills, because movement information can often be more easily transmitted by visual demonstration than by a verbal description (Schmidt & Wrisberg, 2000). Since visual information is such a powerful means of conveying information about sport skill in particular, demonstration is one of the most important instructional strategies for broadening the physical skill repertoire of children, adolescents and adults. Learning researchers and theorists refer to the forms of demonstration as modeling or observational learning (Magill, 1993). Modeling is an effective method for transmitting information, particularly in teaching motor skills, because actions that are difficult to verbalize often can be demonstrated visually or orally. Therefore, the study of modeling motor behavior is particularly important to the teacher, physical educator, and coach. Bandura’s (1977, 1986) social learning/social cognitive theory of modeling has been the predominant framework within which sport skill acquisition has been studied (Gould & Roberts, 1982; McCullagh, 1993; McCullagh, Weiss, & Ross, 1989). - 567 -
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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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THE SLOVAK OLYMPIC ACADEMY Dr Zdenk
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BUILDING VALUES THROUGH OLYMPISM SR
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As the founder and Director, I enjo
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won the praise of all participants
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NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE OF TURKE
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3. To reach 400.000 students in 3 y
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Each game, lasting about 45 seconds
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REPORT ON THE ACTIVITIES OF THE OLY
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3.2. A scientific conference devote
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8. Sport Veteran Movement 8.1. In t
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3. Colleges • 14 - 20 July, 2003
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HOA’s aim: - olympic schools to b
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• No, sport is not culture: - Spo
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demonstrate excellence in performan
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3. Make the message international a
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• Establish program for Olympic e
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Mr Ah-Tok CHUA (MAS) Director, NOA
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ARGENTINA Mr Juan Carlos URIBURU Pr
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Mr
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GERMANY Prof. Dr Helmut ALTENBERGER
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Ms Jung KOO Member, NOA of KOREA LA
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PERU Mr Rodolfo CREMER NICOLI Direc
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SLOVAKIA Mrs Zdenka LETENAYOVA Secr
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Mrs Larisa DOTSENKO OAU Scientific
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Ms Roula VATHI Thomaidou 1 115 25 N
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ARETÉ Ms Petra HRACHOVINOVA (CZE)
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many opportunities, for example, we
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the questions, in the dialogue betw
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4. ARETÉ as the whole in the concr
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VIRTUE AS A SPORT IN ANCIENT GREECE
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of paideia, which, according to Pla
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earn immortality through a laboriou
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origin of the winners were formed t
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NOTES 1 Hom. Il. 6, 208 (Hippolokho
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34 Diog. Laert. V 27. Among the man
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• KYLE, D.G., “Winning at Olymp
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πρώτος etc. (=the one and onl
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Koronia. Well-known are also the ac
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a temple or a shrine, an altar or a
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worship, between the Persian war (4
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THE OLYMPIC GAMES AND STATE FORMATI
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The Olympic victor and the polis: t
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In return, Olympic victors translat
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Macedon’s decisive victory over t
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KNOWLEDGE OF AND IDEAS ABOUT OLYMPI
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Geographical Sources PAUSANIAS was
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Pre-Olympic Games 17 Dating from th
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Excavations The first archaeologica
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situated. PAUSANIAS, Führer durch
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29 DOLIANITIS, Giorgios, “Die gri
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INTELLECTUAL PREMISES OF SPORT IN T
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the popular ones. From one of these
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way of life: "the chief support cam
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BOA’s aim is to promote the Olymp
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In France, in 1792, fourth year of
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Dimitrios Vikelas’ part in the Mo
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well-being but also to the formatio
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exceptionally enthusiastic crowd of
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15 Oikonomou A., Three people, p.p
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OLYMPIC GAMES AND AMATEURISM IN THE
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“I felt that the British would vo
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II. What is at stake when dealing w
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Surely this should indicate that as
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it holds out hope for a happier, he
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symbolic persons of this debate (Av
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5 SCHRANZ, Karl (Aufgezeichnet von
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30 DI RUZZA, F. ; GERBIER, B. (1977
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BIBLIOGRAPHY: • ALBERT, Pierre (1
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• MÜLLER, Norbert (1995) (coord.
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investment, in cash or kind, in an
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Table 1: TOP Programme Evolution (I
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Conclusion The Olympic marketing pr
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AN OLYMPIC INDEX: A COMPARISON OF P
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to win at each Olympic edition. Sin
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% Figure 2: Percentage of the total
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Based on the medal ranking, the Net
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THE OLYMPIC GAMES, EUGENICS, AND GE
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therapies could be used to artifici
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delivered to the working muscles wh
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under these broad and encompassing
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APPENDIX Gene Doping, Eugenics, and
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transfer techniques, then the anaem
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phenomenon from without. Therefore,
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It is interesting to hear that Torb
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and light all have a great importan
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How can we make this perception mor
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“WIND OF CHANGE IN THE ROUND TABL
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women participating in sport and ph
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Volleyball association regarding th
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Biographical methods carried a stro
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members of sport organization, Rath
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In this paper, we will focus on one
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instance I was a member without vot
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In order to gain more influential p
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However, after many following meeti
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Volleyball Board came up with an id
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BIBLIOGRAPHY • Bertaux, D. (1996)
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GLOBALIZATION AND INTERNATIONALIZAT
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The second account of globalization
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2.1 Sport as a ‘Globalized Cultur
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are also involved in the rapid expa
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and Sport for All through the regul
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of sport (www.wada-ama.org/en) 17 .
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NOTES 1 Some globalization skeptics
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18 Bruce Kidd and Peter Donnelly (2
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Distinctive features On politics On
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BIBLIOGRAPHY • Anderson, B. (1991
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• Henry, I. (1999) "Globalisation
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• Rosenau, J. N. (1990) Turbulenc
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conditions of the State of Californ
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Olympic sponsorship is a part of in
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Building business and trade relatio
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The Olympic Games The Olympic Games
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BIBLIOGRAPHY • MATTHEW D. SHANK (
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Olympic Congresses called during Co
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Throughout the more than forty year
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edition in 2003. Likewise, seven jo
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events including international comp
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expressed in the fundamentals princ
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� The IOA should: o Coordinate wi
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THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ETHICAL STAND
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(CACHAY/THIEL 1997, 11 ff; PATSANTA
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principles and whether there is a c
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While fairness (68.5%), - independe
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The principle of solidarity My COAC
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with an early high-performance age.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY • ABRAHAM, A.: Ident
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Introduction OLYMPIC EDUCATIONAL PR
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employment, it has guided all the i
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Not being social aware is a lack of
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take environmental considerations i
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policy. It is the first case in Ita
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Organisational Committee and valida
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SCHOOL OLYMPIC GAMES IN ESTONIA Oly
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� contest of the Olympic mascot;
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In mathematics younger students can
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Tõrva, founded in 1767, in 1996 on
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of Europe best wrestlers. Within cu
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ROLE OF OLYMPIC EDUCATION AT SCHOOL
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centralized management system, from
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independence. Compulsory and option
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The offered themes about ancient Ol
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The offered themes about ancient Ol
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Introduction REACHING SECONDARY SCH
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essential part of life and thus con
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Common barriers and constraints As
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Bridging National Olympic Academies
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tools and resources they need to te
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separate us very much.” This, in
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APPENDIX 1 - QUESTIONS ASKED IN QUE
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Table 3 - List of small island stat
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REFERENCES • BORG, L. (1996) Smal
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In May 2004, the Seventh School Oly
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8. Financing sports career and an a
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Introduction (Activity, Sport, Cult
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win or become a champion. The aim o
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Culture and Ethics in Symbols and P
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duty in life is not to win but to m
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athlete can’t use any means to wi
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emphasize the Cultural and Ethical
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value of good example and respect f
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status and winning, and therefore t
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Although there was increasing accep
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stretching our skills to meet the c
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to structure sport so that it is a
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• Miller, P. S. and Kerr, G. A. (
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The complexity and general aggravat
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explaining the variety of the forms
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2.3 Elite Sport System - How to Bre
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commercial sector thereby requires
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society, economy and government wit
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strong link between the government
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of competitors and best-in-class co
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• Houlihan, B., 1997. Sport, Poli
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jurisdictional task carried out in
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1.2.2. The Application for Arbitrat
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At this point the special features
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Conclusions The CAS Ad Hoc Division
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of the IAF Symposium on Sport & Law
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“WHAT’S THAT IT’S ALL ABOUT?
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• The independence of sport As Ki
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Scholars are divided in their asses
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codes of excellence were operationa
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of international understanding was
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to combine some of that” (Gold Ru
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WOMEN IN CHINESE SPORTS: ACHIEVEMEN
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THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE OLYMPIC MOVE
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times but remained largely an arist
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for improving society. The late nin
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on political issues, specifically t
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Another Games within the Olympic mo
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human springtime. While the initial
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protection with constant monitoring
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years after the respective events.
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D. CONCLUSIONS ON “ETHICAL AND PH
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marketability, attract sponsors, an
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Olympic philosophy between elitism
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Fifth, to operationalise the Olympi
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The Educational and Instructional M
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The Hungarian Olympic Academy Mrs M
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The Implementation of Ethical Stand
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Conclusions Conclusions on “Ancie
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