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Programme Tuesday 8 November 2005 (all programme elements subject to change) |
7.00 SWIMMING (optional) |
7.30- BREAKFAST 8.30 |
9.00 | ANTI-DOPING: ETHICAL PRINCIPLES VS. RULES OF LAW (PLENARY SESSION) Subtheme: The Balco Story The Balco doping scandal was an abrupt wake up call to the US and has led politicians to call for tough anti-doping laws and an end to letting sports organisations regulate themselves. The scandal has also raised principal and ethical questions about the basis for convicting athletes of doping offences and the way doping cases are reported in the media.
Play the Game asks if athletes are fair game for doping hunters and looks at the role of WADA in the Balco scandal where politics might have overruled scientific facts. |
| | The Balco Story: How Reporting It Changed U.S. Sports | Eliott Almond
Olympics and Enterprise Reporter, San Mercury News , USA |
| | Leaping Forward: The Change of Anti-Doping Policy in the US | Travis Tygart Senior Managing Director, United States Anti-Doping Agency , USA |
| | What the Outside World Can Learn from BALCO | Anders Solheim
Director, Anti-Doping Norway |
| | THG: More Talk - Less Drug | Rasmus Damsgaard Doping Researcher, Copenhagen Muscle Research Center, Denmark |
10.00 COFFEE BREAK |
| | Panel Debate | All |
11.30 | PARALLEL WORKSHOPS |
| | Countering Corruption in Sport | Jan Borgen Secretary General, Transparency International Norway Hans B. Skaset Professor, Fjordane University College, Norway |
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| | Sport and Development - On a Common Path? | Vladimir Borkovic Streetfootballworld |
12.30 LUNCH |
14.00 | PARALLEL SESSIONS |
| THE MEDIA: PART OF THE FAN CROWD OR WATCHDOGS FOR THE PUBLIC?
Subtheme: Media: Representations and Audiences |
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| Olympic Women in Sports Media - An International Project | Gertrud Pfister Dr. Phil, Copenhagen University, Denmark |
| | Who Are Willing to Pay for Watching TV Sport? | Harry Arne Solberg
Associate professor, Trondheim Business School, Norway |
| | Not Just Couch Potatoes - the Viewers' Complex Motivation to Watch TV Sport | Martin Hedal
Danish Institute for Sports Studies, Denmark |
| | Could Domestic Leisure be Sport for the Screen? | Peter Cziraki
Editor-in-chief, Zöldpoint, Information and Press Association for Sport, Hungary |
| | Amused to Death | Radu Naum Head of Sport, , TVR. Romanian Television, Romania |
| UN YEAR OF SPORT Subtheme: Sport, Identity and Politics |
| | Traditional Games: A Joker in Modern Development | Henning Eichberg Dr. Phil, University of Southern Denmark, Denmark |
| | Politicization of the Body, the Sportsman's Body: A Case Study of Turkish National Athlete Sureyya Ayhan | Olcay Canbulat Ege University, Turkey |
| | Do Kosovar Athletes Have the Right to Compete in International Competitions? | Agim Islami
President, Tennis Federation of Kosova, Kosovo/UNMIK |
| | Sport As a Life Saver | Colin Tatz
Professor, Australian National University and Macquarie University Australia |
| ANTI-DOPING: ETHICAL PRINCIPLES VS. RULES OF LAW
Subtheme: Doping Control and the Rights of Athletes |
| | Sports & Ethics: Tracks or Sidetracks? | Jens Evald Professor, Faculty of Law, Aarhus University, Denmark |
| | New Rules of Conduct? Doping after Festina | Ask Vest Christiansen Post Doc., University of Southern Denmark, Denmark |
| | WADA’s List – A Bitter Pill to Swallow | Thomas Søbirk Petersen Assistant Professor, Roskilde University, Denmark |
| | Can Doping Use Be a Free Choice? | Michael Kjær
Professor dr. med and chairman of Anti-Doping Denmark |
| CRIME AND CORRUPTION IN SPORT Subtheme: Governance |
| | Building Corruption-Safe Sports Organizations: A Managerial Framework | Mary A. Hums Professor, University of Louisville Research Fellow, Northeastern University's Center for the Study of Sport in Society |
| | The Boom of a Brazilian Club: Money Out of Nowhere? | Rafael Maranhao Journalist, Brazil |
| | A Matter of Trust? How Supporters Are Democratising Football | David Hindley Nottingham Trent University, UK |
| | When Is a National Team Not a National Team | Steve Menary Freelance journalist, UK |
| | Sport Migrations from South to North | Marie-Hélène Pedneau Student, Laval University, Quebec, Canada |
| | Competitive Balance. Who Wants It and Do We Need It? | Troels Troelsen
Associate Professor, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark |
16.15 COFFEE BREAK |
16.45 | CRIME AND CORRUPTION IN SPORTS: A STRATEGY FOR CHANGE |
| | Criminality in the International Doping Trade | Sandro Donati Head of Research, Italian Olympic Committee, Italy |
| | Q&A | |
18.30 DINNER |
20.00 | GOVERNANCE IN SPORT: FIFA - CONCERNED WITH GREED (PLENARY SESSION) |
| | Where Did All the Money Go? | Ian "Magic" Hughes
Freelance journalist, Antigua |
| | Don Julio, The Godfather, the Argentine man behind Blatter | Ezequiel Moores Freelance journalist, Argentina |
| | In the Wake of the ISL Collapse | Jens Weinreich Sports Editor, Berliner Zeitung, Germany |
| | FIFA: Hiding the Bribes? | Andrew Jennings Journalist, Author, UK |
| | Panel Debate | |
22.30 PARTICIPANTS' CORNER: SOCIALISING |
