Monday 3 October - Opening day
Opening Session - Play the Game 2011 - Changing the Heart of Sport
Results of the International Sports Press Survey 2011 - Thomas Horky & Jörg-Uwe Nieland
Responses to corruption in sport - Richard W. Pound
Plenary session: Match fixing - the biggest single threat to sport?
The extension of match fixing in German soccer - Werner Pitsch
The path towards greater sports integrity - André Noël Chaker
Main theme session: Volleygate
Volleygate: A scandal that never died - Mario Goijman
Workshop: Doping prevention
Peers as role models - Peer training as a possibility to improve the credibility of the sports system - Gerhard Treutlein
Treatment over punishment: Advancing new strategies in anti-doping - John Gleaves
"You wan't to win, don't you?": Critical need for a psychology of PED use in developing countries - Kaveri Prakash
Tuesday 4 October
Plenary session: Chasing the White Elephants - Mega-events for public good
Mega-events: Which Brazil will we discover - Raí Souza Vieira de Oliveira
Sports mega-events and the increasingly loud 'Anti' voice - John Beech
The stadium legacy of megaevents: Bright future or future burden - Henrik H. Brandt
An early assessment of the economic impact of London 2012 - Stefan Szymanski
Sport and the EU
The new EU sport policy: Building network in turbulent times - Borja Garcia
Interlude:
Greeting from the German government - State Secretary: Cornelia Rogell-Grothe
Parallel session: Football and extremism
Attack from the right wing - political extremists in football - Ronny Blaschke
Violence and corruption, a network threatening Argentine football - Javier Szlifman
Plenary session: Fair play, fair pay: How to create growth in grassroot sport
Sport participation in Europe: Challenges from a policy perspective - Jeroen Scheerder
Financing of grassroot sport - the EU perspective - Jacob Kornbeck
'Referees' or visible sport politicians - who stimulates growth in sport participation - Mogens Kirkeby
Parallel session: International Sports Press Survey 2011 - global trends in sports journalism
Embaracing or dispising diversity? Sports broadcasts on public television, the case of Slovenia - Simon Licen
Regional sports coverage in Australia - Peter Lorentzen
Parallel session: Mega-events - voices from around the world
Inspiration is not enough: Why sports mega-events always promise but rarely achieve a legacy of increased participation in sport - Peter Donnely
The Youth Olympic Games: a vehicle for world peace - Ted Fay
Parallel session: Gender in sport - a case of discrimination?
Justice for women at the London 2012 Olympics - Annie Sugier
Norwegian guidelines to prevent sexual harassment in sport - Anja Veum
There's no crying in Baseball - Thomas Grant
Wednesday 5 October
Morning track 1 - Main theme session: Little difference, huge impact: The gender challenge to sport
Women on top, a challenge for men - Tine Rindum Teilmann
Women challenge the IOC in court: The case of ski jumping - Annette Hofmann
Sporting sexuality: The glorification of hockey and violence against women - Laura Robinson
Morning track 1 - Main theme session: The intersex challenge
Is there a need for a third sex in sport? - Arne Ljungqvist
Trying to verify the "proper" gender of athletes - George M. Facius. Text for the speech.
For gender self-declaration - Bruce Kidd
Morning track 2 - Partner workshop: Serious gaming - Playing away from the couch
Balance under zero gravity - Elmar Weltin
Morning track 2 - Main theme session: Brazil 2014 & 2016 - Samba for the few
Who are the owners of Olympism? - Katia Rubio
The Brazilian media is preoccupied with the White Elephants? - Tatiane Hilgemberg
Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympics: Exploring tensions between global and local demands - Isabela Ledo
Global sport events/Local impacts: Reconstituting and securing urban space - Kimberly S. Schimmel
Plenary session: WADA reforms - Which changes are the most urgent in anti-doping policies?
How to improve the fight against doping - Wilhelm Schänzer
Adverse Analyzing - A European Study on the Reporting Practices and the Efficacy of Drug Testing Athletes - Jonas Hoffmann
Parallel session: Professional football, hopes and realities
Growing the global game fra the grassroots: Youth and pro soccer partnerships in New York - David Kilpatrick
Parallel session: Anti-doping - challenges and shortcomings
Cycling, health, anti-doping and medical monitoring - a better approach - Martin Hardie
Blood on their hands: Flawed statistical modeling endangering athletes everywhere - Steven Selthoffer
Recent tendencies in Lithuanian antidoping laws - Salomeja Zaksaite
Partner workshop: Myths and facts about sports participation
The MEASURE Network. Building scientific knowledge to help raise Europe's level of sport participation - Jeroen Scheerder, Koen Breedveld, Remco Hoekman
Sports participation by guidelines and self-defined sports participation: differences and similarities - Remco Hoekman
Can you count on movement? - Maja Pilgaard Hove
Elderly on the move: Sport participation from a social integration perspective - Hanne Vandermeerschen & Jeroen Scheerder
Megatrends in the future organisation of grassroot sport in Scandinavia - The commercial challenged and the association-crisis? - Kasper Lund Kirkegaard
Why do we really rank on top? Socio-cultural interpretations about the sport participation in Finland - Hanna Vehmas
Postmodern characteristics in the trend of sporting practices in Hungary - Szilvia Perényi
Parallel session: Meet the movie makers
The making of Rwanda 17 - Harshad Mistry
Parallel session: Transgender challenges
Gender (division) troubles in sports - Honorata Jakubowska
Thursday 6 October
Workshop: Sport in development: Future threats and opportunities
A South African Perspective on “The Role of Universities in Sport, Development and Peace” - Lyndon Bouah
Reciprocal agency in sport for development: The role of NGOs beyond evangelism - Cora Burnett
Workshop: Mega-Events, a Double-Edged Sword
The mediatisation of women participation to mega events - Annie Sugier
Parallel session: FIFA under fire
The ball remains the same: The 91 years of reign of Leoz, Grondona and Teixeira - Ezequiel Fernandez Moores
How much is a vote worth? - Steve Menary
How can FIFA be held accountable? - Roger Pielke
Open forum
Social Media - new ways of (our) health community - Cristopher Grieben
Changing attitude can bring positive in the game - Anupam Hossain
Concussion Management in Professional Football - a legal perspective - Annette Greenhow
Challenges of international identity of Kosovar athletes - Driton Latifi
Change in Sport Day - part 1: Symptoms and diagnosis
Integrity and Good Governance: what’s in it for the International Sports Federations? - Ingrid Beutler
Parallel Session: Fixing and cheating
Curious case of draws at the ITF Grand Slam tournaments (2008-2011) Katarina Pijetlovic
Online gambling and sports integrity in Europe - Khalid Ali
From Corruption to Triumph: Exposing the Corruption and Cover-Up in the Jason Lezak case - Steven V. Selthoffer
Change in Sport Day - part 2: Finding the cure
Governance of sport governance: The limits to autonomy - Jean-Loup Chappelet
