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PLAY THE GAME 2009 visions for sport in times of crisis 8 - 12 June 2009, Coventry, UK Play the Game 2009 About On Demand Streaming Conference Themes Programme Speakers Presentations Images Magazine Grants Coventry Conference news Exhibitors Advantage West Midlands CV One SenSport Share This Page Click to share this page on your favourite social bookmarking service. Twitter Delicious Facebook More Email Follow the events and stories as they unfold, reported by Coventry University journalism students - www.cutoday.wordpress.com   Download the brochure   CONFERENCE PARTNERS Centre for the International Business of Sport (CIBS)   Advantage West Midlands CVOne SenSport		The global arms race in sport The global arms race in sport: Consequences for the elite and the populations - part 1 from Play the Game on Vimeo. click here to view the second half of this session Bookmark this Page  Twitter          Delicous    Facebook    Stumbleupon    More    Technorati    Digg          Reddit         Buzz         Email

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