Vol. 39 No. 1:2 (2017) | South African Journal for Research in Sport, Physical Education and Recreation

Published: 2017-08-02

Preamble

Cora Burnett, Stephan Wassong, Charl J. Roux, Jörg Krieger

i-iv

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Mega-events and ‘bottom-up’ development: beyond window dressing?

David Black, Katelynn Northam

1-18

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Legacy, resource mobilisation and the olympic movement

Vassil Girginov

19-34

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Educational legacies of mega-sport events for Africa

Cora Burnett

35-48

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Olympism, physical education and culturally responsive pedagogies

Ian Culpan

49-62

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An outdoor adventure programme infused with olympic values in teaching olympism to university students

Charl J. Roux, Natasha Janse van Rensburg

63-77

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‘Run, Pheidippides, one race more!’ meditations in the shadow of the global sports-media complex

Steve Cornelius

81-100

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IOC-state-corporate nexus: corporate diplomacy and the olympic coup d’état

Steven J. Jackson, Marcelle C. Dawson

101-111

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More than a festival: analysing opinion-forming sports journalists’ perceptions of olympism and the olympic movement

Rory Flindall, Stephan Wassong

115-134

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Nature of engagement on Facebook during London 2012 olympic games: insight into public participation in terms of language and gender

Emilio Fernández Peña, Òscar Coromina, Jose M.P. Gila

135-151

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Egypt goes olympic: 1914 to 1932

Christian Wacker

155-170

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‘We don´t want to be pushed by outsiders’ the international association of athletics federations´ attempts to re-admit South Africa to the global athletics stage

Jörg Krieger

171-188

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Challenging ‘normalcy’: possibilities and pitfalls of paralympic bodies

P. David Howe, Carla Filomena Silva

191-204

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Profiling elite/high performance sport athletes with impairments at selected South African universities

Nyasha Mharakurwa, Cora Burnett, Charl J. Roux

207-218

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Perspective of coaches on LTAD of elite judo athletes: A comparative analysis

Petrus L. Nolte, Cora Burnett, Wim Hollander

219-228

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South African Journal for Research in Sport, Physical Education and Recreation
Journal / South African Journal for Research in Sport, Physical Education and Recreation / Vol. 39 No. 1:2 (2017) / Articles

Articles

Preamble

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Mega-events and ‘bottom-up’ development: beyond window dressing?

DOI:

Legacy, resource mobilisation and the olympic movement

DOI:

Educational legacies of mega-sport events for Africa

DOI:

Olympism, physical education and culturally responsive pedagogies

DOI:

An outdoor adventure programme infused with olympic values in teaching olympism to university students

DOI:

‘Run, Pheidippides, one race more!’ meditations in the shadow of the global sports-media complex

DOI:

IOC-state-corporate nexus: corporate diplomacy and the olympic coup d’état

DOI:

More than a festival: analysing opinion-forming sports journalists’ perceptions of olympism and the olympic movement

DOI:

Nature of engagement on Facebook during London 2012 olympic games: insight into public participation in terms of language and gender

DOI:

Egypt goes olympic: 1914 to 1932

DOI:

‘We don´t want to be pushed by outsiders’ the international association of athletics federations´ attempts to re-admit South Africa to the global athletics stage

DOI:

Challenging ‘normalcy’: possibilities and pitfalls of paralympic bodies

DOI:

Profiling elite/high performance sport athletes with impairments at selected South African universities

DOI:

Perspective of coaches on LTAD of elite judo athletes: A comparative analysis

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