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Introduction. The Ideals of International Sport
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Introduction. The Ideals of International Sport 1
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Part I: The Core Ideals
- Chapter 1. Friendship and Mutual Understanding: Sport and Regional Relations in Southeast Asia 21
- Chapter 2. Antidiscrimination: Racism and the Case of South Africa 47
- Chapter 3. Democracy and Democratization: The Ambiguous Legacy 68
- Chapter 4. Peace: The United Nations, the International Olympic Committee, and the Renovation of the Olympic Truce 85
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Part II: The Rise of Human Rights
- Chapter 5. Reframing Human Rights: Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and International Sport 109
- Chapter 6. The Moscow 1980 and Sochi 2014 Olympic Games: Dissent and Repression 136
- Chapter 7. Hosting the Olympic Games in Developed Countries: Debating the Human Rights Ideals of Sport 156
- Chapter 8. The View from China: Two Olympic Bids, One Olympic Games, and China’s Changing Rights Consciousness 178
- Chapter 9. Competing for Rights? Human Rights and Recent Sport Mega-Events in Brazil 200
- Conclusion. The Future of Idealism in Sport 218
- List of Contributors 227
- Index 231
- Acknowledgments 239
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Introduction. The Ideals of International Sport 1
-
Part I: The Core Ideals
- Chapter 1. Friendship and Mutual Understanding: Sport and Regional Relations in Southeast Asia 21
- Chapter 2. Antidiscrimination: Racism and the Case of South Africa 47
- Chapter 3. Democracy and Democratization: The Ambiguous Legacy 68
- Chapter 4. Peace: The United Nations, the International Olympic Committee, and the Renovation of the Olympic Truce 85
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Part II: The Rise of Human Rights
- Chapter 5. Reframing Human Rights: Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and International Sport 109
- Chapter 6. The Moscow 1980 and Sochi 2014 Olympic Games: Dissent and Repression 136
- Chapter 7. Hosting the Olympic Games in Developed Countries: Debating the Human Rights Ideals of Sport 156
- Chapter 8. The View from China: Two Olympic Bids, One Olympic Games, and China’s Changing Rights Consciousness 178
- Chapter 9. Competing for Rights? Human Rights and Recent Sport Mega-Events in Brazil 200
- Conclusion. The Future of Idealism in Sport 218
- List of Contributors 227
- Index 231
- Acknowledgments 239