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News archive 2008
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19 March 2008
With less than six months to the start of the Beijing Olympic Games, the Chinese government is failing in its pledge to allow free access to foreign journalists.[more]
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13 March 2008
From 1989 to 2001, the world’s biggest marketing company ISL/ISSM paid personal commissions – or bribes – worth an unbelievable 138 million Swiss francs (87,5 million euros) to sports officials and other persons involved in the...[more]
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11 March 2008
The PhD and the studentship will focus on corruption in professional sport and be supervised by Professor Simon Chadwick and Dr John Beech. The overall project will be undertaken in conjunction with Play the Game.[more]
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07 March 2008
The financial foundation for the next four years’ work of Play the Game was secured Wednesday 5 March as the Danish government and its parliamentary supporters included the institution in the delayed state budget agreement for...[more]
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06 March 2008
The trafficking of football players from Africa is often wrongly regarded as a solely European phenomenon. As Pakistani journalist Shazad Ali of DAWN newspaper shows, trafficking is an issue in South Asia as well.[more]
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