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13 November 2002
While Africa is rapidly improving in the world of sport, we should ask ourselves where are the African sportswomen? In this presentation I will explain how surviving and succeeding in sport as a woman is still a nightmare for...[more]
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12 November 2002
Research findings of the routine, day-to-day amount of coverage of women in sport, remain that female athletes are still, in many cases, symbolically annihilated. Changes are happening, but media researcher Alina Bernstein asks...[more]
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11 November 2002
Sports has lost its innocence as the most important "minor matter" in the world. Modern sports of today have many faces.[more]
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29 October 2002
Sport is fascinating - but not innocent. As a mirror of societal oppositions, sport is full of tensions.[more]
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29 October 2002
Sport has a deep psychological dimension of identity building. When people are playing, they form social patterns expressing who "we" are.[more]
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29 October 2002
In the study of functions and survival conditions for traditional sports and games in different European regions five factors play an important part.[more]
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14 November 2000
How can we describe a press corps that up until 1998 passively hitched a ride on the professional cycling caravan, allowing the riders to lift share values up with them into the mountains?[more]
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13 November 2000
Globalization confronts the world with new paradoxes. While the market by its commercial logic tends to unify consumption and life on a global level, nation building appears as a counterstrategy.[more]
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13 November 2000
The past century of integrated sport has demonstrated that interracial athletic competition has both positive and negative effects.[more]
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12 November 2000
Painting with poem.[more]
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