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Click here to return to list of keywords on Play the Game website		globalisation Can developing economies bid for major sports events during worldwide economic crisis? 17 March 2009 Opinions remain divided over whether developing economies can bid for major sports events during the worldwide economic crisis even though Turkey this week applied to host the Euro 2016 football finals. Towards a global coalition for good governance in sport 26 January 2007 In this speech to the conference 'Play Fair with Sport' held at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg on 29 September 2006, director of Play the Game Jens Sejer Andersen suggests that the international communiy  founds a “Global... Humanistic Olympic Where will it lead to 30 November 2005 Read about the Beijing 2008 Olympics and learn more about the current social conditions in China. In this paper, Ph.D. Hai Ren of the Beijing Sport University provides expert knowledge on China's expectations for the 2008... Globalisation aggravates problems of slack sports journalism 12 November 2002 Aidan White, Secretary General of the International Federation of Journalists, points out the complicity of the media in producing bad sports journalism. The degree of economic interdependence between media and the world of...

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