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Click here to return to list of keywords on Play the Game website		development Training China's Sports Journalists for the Future 30 November 2005 This paper presents the first results of a new program at Shantou University in Guangdong Province, China to train China’s next generation of sports journalists. Shared Goals: Sport and Business in Partnership 08 September 2005 The International Business Leaders Forum’s policy paper, ‘Shared Goals: Sport and Business in Partnerships for Development” is produced in partnership with UK Sport’s Worldwide Impact programme and puts the case for business and... Technology in Sport - Three Ideal-typical views and their implications 25 May 2003 Technology serves many functions in sport. It has a constituent function. Without ball and bats, there is no baseball. Without the bike, bicycling races are impossible. BASKETBALLS AND BUILDING BLOCKS - DEVELOPING SPORT AND COMMUNITIES IN THE PACIFIC ISLANDS AND EAST TIMOR 12 November 2002 Despite the profile that it engenders for a nation as well as a myriad of benefits, sport remains a low priority in the budgets of most of the worlds developing nations. But, argues William Glenwright, sport is an integral... Displaying results 21 to 24 out of 24 < Previous 1 2 3

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