This article is part of a research project about the Danish Landsstævne, the National Sport Festival Bornholm 2002.[more]

In this talk to an international sports media conference in Copenhagen, Robert Davies makes the case for social responsibility in the media.[more]

Tarahumaras in Mexico and Kalenjins in Kenya are superb runners. Thanks to British colonialisation, the Kenyans have become integrated in world sport which has resulted - amongst other things - in exploitation of young athletes....[more]

Shortly before Christmas two years ago, a letter landed on the desk of our then Minister of Culture, Mrs. Elsebeth Nielsen. It was no Christmas Card.[more]

When people meet in the sports field it is based upon a common language, and gives an opportunity to develop your own skills in a challenging interaction with your opponent.[more]

A survey of sports journalism in Norway, Denmark and Sweden shows that Scandinavian newspapers' sport coverage is uncritical and one-sided. The survey was prepared for Play the Game's conference in 2002 and also shows that...[more]

Power Point of Barrie Houlihan's presentation "Dying to Win: The International Anti-doping Code"[more]

Writing the book "Crossing the Line: Violence and Sexual Assault in Canada's National Sport" was a six year journey for journalist Laura Robinson. Here she recounts the story of how she exposed a rape culture in junior hockey and...[more]

In the study of functions and survival conditions for traditional sports and games in different European regions five factors play an important part.[more]

Two football fans are dead, two families lives devastated, but only a week later, football has already moved on.[more]