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Knowledge Bank articles by this author: The Olympic Games as a force for social change Need for a paradigm shift in anti doping strategies Is gene doping already in use in the athletic field? Gene doping for beginners Ethical problems following the wake of gene technology Can gene doping be detected? What FIFA lost on ISL Timeline FIFA ISL The Globo money that never showed up The fall of ISL If you would like to have your own profile listed on Play the Game, please contact us with your cv and contact details, as well as a short description of the relevance of posting your profile to the Play the Game audience.		Jakob Staun Title: Researcher, University of Southern Denmark Organisation: University of Southern Denmark E-mail: jakobstaun@mail.dk Website: Curriculum Vitae Cand. Scient in Sports Science at   University of Southern Denmark, Institute of Sport Sciences and Clinical Biomechanics 2005: Teacher at Vejle Idrætshøjskole. 2006: Researcher at Play the Game.   Publications: The Lure of the Olympics. Paper presented at the Post Graduate Session on Olympic Studies at the International Olympic Academy 2003. Sporten som fortælling. (Sport as Narrative - Sport as a phenomenon in the creation of identity in late modernity.) Master thesis in Sports Science at University of Southern Denmark, 2005. Højskolen som identitetsdannende instans. Artikel i Vejle Idrætshøjskoles årsskrift 2005. (The folk high school as an identity creating phenomenon, article in Yearbook book of Vejle Idrætshøjskole 2005.)

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