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AGGIS: Existing governance principles in sport: a review of published litterature

AGGIS principles of Good Governance in sport

AGGIS: The Swiss Regulatory Framework and International Sports Organisations

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Michael Mrkonjic

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PhD Candidate, Swiss Graduate School of Public Administration

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IDHEAP (Swiss Graduate School of Public Administration), Lausanne, Switzerland

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Academic qualifications 2014 PhD in Public Administration, IDHEAP 2009 MA in Public Management and Policy, IDHEAP 2009 CAS in Sport Management and Policy, IDHEAP 2007 BA in Political Science, University of Lausanne Employment 2009-present Teaching and research assistant of Sport Management and Policy, IDHEAP 2002-present Basketball teacher, University Sports of Lausanne 2010-2011 External consultant for the Certificate in Football Management, UEFA Academic Conferences *2011* Conceptualiser et mesurer la bonne gouvernance des organisations sportives : contribution pour un code de bonnes pratiques, Doctoral Colloquium I, Lausanne, 15th November. The problematic compliance of international sports organisations with democratic governance, EASM XIX, Madrid, 7-10 September. Multi-level challenges to the application of universal principles of good governance in sport: the European case, Swiss-Asian Summer School I, Lausanne, 11-22 July. *2010* The salience of the IOC’s stakeholders, IFSAM 2010, Paris, 8-10 July. Academic Publications Chappelet J.-L. & Mrkonjic M. 2011, Politique sportive et conjoncture en Suisse, in Soguel N. (ed), Des politiques au chevet de la conjoncture, PPUR, Lausanne

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