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Stefan Rinke, Kay Schiller - The FIFA World Cup 1930 – 2010

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Stefan Rinke (ed.), Kay Schiller (ed.)

The FIFA World Cup 1930 – 2010

2014

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Brenda Elsey Football at the “End” of the World. The 1962 World Cup S. 162-184

„… launched a new sports magazine, Gol y Gol, which afforded more coverage to amateur clubs than Estadio …” „… worked to create “apolitical” club brands to increase their commercial success. In response to amateurs …” „… viewed the growth of amateur football clubs with ambivalence. Amateur football clubs were among the …”

Alan Tomlinson FIFA: Beginnings, Tensions, Trajectories S. 30-46

„… French sports federation in Paris. A little more than a century later, the federation could boast 210 …” „… FIFA’s remarkable impact on international sport and upon cultural relations around the world. The growth …” „… of association football itself (and many other modern sports) was coterminous with the rise of …”

Stefan Rinke Globalizing Football in Times of Crisis. The First World Cup in Uruguay in 1930 S. 47-65

„… distribution and professionalization of the sport. However, when the directors of Club Nacional, José Gervacio …” „… in Uruguay in 1930 Football is perceived today as a truly globalized sport.1 This article will focus …” „… like competitive sports as markers of identity.3 One of the effects of these profound transformations …”

Marco Impiglia 1934 FIFA World Cup. Did Mussolini Rig the Game? S. 66-84

„… well. Indeed, it assessed three significant aspects: 1) sport; 2) tourism; 3) national propaganda.1 In …” „… played a leading role in the sport system moved as one to achieve a high level of organisation: Giovanni …” „… Olympics, the FIFA World Cup might well disappear.4 The Referee Problem Both professional and amateur …”

Tony Mason England 1966 and All That S. 185-198

„… , action replays which allowed multiple watching and playing. And the wise men of sport had become “half …” „… one by Hungary in 1953. From 1955- 62, he had managed Ipswich Town, taking this small-town club from …” „… England team. There was to be no more selection by committee. The advice of leading club managers had …”

Joshua H. Nadel Cup of Welcome? Media, Marketing, Latinos, and the 1994 World Cup S. 298-317

„… suggest that soccer’s surge in popularity as a spectator sport in the United States has something to do …” „… with 1 Jed Hughes, “NBA and NHL Get the Boot: MLS is the Third Most Attended Sports League in America …” „… -nba-and-nhl-get-the-boot-mls-is-the-3rd-most-attended-sports-league-inamerica, accessed January 10, 2013. For numbers on the French …”

Bernardo Buarque de Holanda The Genealogy of a Defeat. Sporting Memories and the Meaning of the 1950 World Cup for Brazil S. 103-124

„… – one could almost say obsessive – place in the world of Brazilian sport. It reoccurs in television …” „… preparations, the matches and the tournament results. Then it looks at the work of the sports journalist Mário …” „… . From 1938 onwards, delegates from the Brazilian Sports Confederation (CBD), such as the journalist …”

Kay Schiller The 1974 World Cup in West Germany: A Non-Event? S. 220-239

„… enthusiasm, though the enthusiasm for the sport itself blossomed, with many clubs having to expand their …” „… another global sports event, the spectacular 1972 Olympics, was replaced by a “new sobriety”.2 Fittingly …” „… , football’s governing body, FIFA, and the sport’s economic globalization. To argue my point, I will briefly …”

David Goldblatt Another Kind of History. Globalization, Global History and the World Cup S. 13-29

„… within the IOC. Consequently it was an unofficial sport until 1908 and a purely amateur European affair …” „… emotional game, that’s what sets it aside from your average business”.1 What, after all, is a football club …” „… body of writing are both of these elements of the history of sport recognised? My choice would be …”

Keith Brewster, Claire “He hath not done this for any other nation”. Mexico’s 1970 and 1986 World Cups S. 199-219

„… was well established, strongly supported, and performed at amateur and professional levels throughout …” „… produce. Thus, as with political elections, decisions regarding international sport were taken by those …” „… (1991), pp. 23-25. 3 Claire & Keith Brewster, Representing the Nation: Sport and Spectacle in …”

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STADION Volume 42 (2016) Issue 1 ISSN Online: 2942-3430

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Pierre-Olaf Schut, Sandie Beaudouin Du canotage à la course à l ́aviron. Sportivisation du nautisme en France (1853-1914) S. 42-71

„… côtes et sont renforcées un peu plus à l’Est par le Sport nautique de Lille (1869), le Rowing-Club de …” „… Marseillais, les Watermens anglais, et disons-le franchement, les amateurs du Rowing-Club Parisien. ».74 …” „… d’un boat-club reconnu, ne renfermant ni artisans ni rameurs de profession. L’amateur doit n’avoir pris …”

Yohann Fortune, Frédéric Dutheil, Jean Marc Lemonnier La mesure de la performance athlétique : un outil pour mieux saisir les transformations et le déclin du Brevet Sportif Populaire francais (1937-1978) S. 72-95

„… constituent l’Éducation, les Arts, les Sports ou les Loisirs, cette politique se concrétise par plusieurs …” „… les plus marquantes, la question du sport et de l’éducation physique (EP) s’impose désormais comme …” „… sports, sous la direction de Léo Lagrange, parlementaire socialiste davantage porté sur la dimension …”

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STADION Volume 46 (2022) Issue 1 ISSN Online: 2942-3430

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Pierre Weiss, Jean Christophe Meyer Getting on the Good Foot and Showing True Colors: Football, Diversity, and Nation-Building in France and Germany, 1950–2018 S. 91-109

„… of the national team and the socio-ethnic structure of amateur clubs may become an expressive …” „… from the “long-lasting infusion”41 of migrants and their descendants in local clubs and sports …” „… , which were allowed to organize, supervise and run competitions restricted to ethnic sports clubs.60 …”

Jim O’Brien Foreshadowing Apocalypse: Football, Politics, and Culture in Spain, 1920–36 S. 51-73

„… Macmillan, 2015.Macwilliam, Rab. Life in La Liga: The Story of Spanish Club Football. Edinburgh: Arena Sport …” „… ChangeFootball, and indeed Sport itself, only truly matters when it tells a wider story and reveals deeper …” „… political culture. They left a simmering legacy within the folkloric traditions of Spanish club …”

Fabian Brändle, Christian Koller The Swiss Connection: Football, Migration, and Kosovar Diaspora Nation-Building S. 74-90

„… the notion that established Swiss sport clubs should work as spaces of immigrants’ social integration …” „… clubs in urban regions now accounting for a quarter to a third of all football clubs.Politics and …” „… founded migrant football clubs, and a number of players with Kosovar roots even pursued international …”

REVIEWS – COMPTES RENDUS – REZENSIONEN S. 134-167

„… , countless amateur videos, and of course numerous articles in print media (both mainstream and sports …” „… Club-Gründung 1921, über die nur spärliche Quellen existieren, da das Vereinsarchiv 70 Jahre später ein Raub …” „… im Sport und besonders im Fußball immer wieder aufgegriffen. Dies geschieht häufig mit heftigen …”

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Walter M. Iber, Johannes Gießauf, Harald Knoll, Peter Mauritsch - Sport, Prestige, Profit

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Walter M. Iber (ed.), Johannes Gießauf (ed.), Harald Knoll (ed.), Peter Mauritsch (ed.)

Sport, Prestige, Profit

Series: Sonderband Stadion

Volume 2024

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Fabian Brändle Gegen die Profitmaximierung. Der europäische Amateurismus als elitäre Ideologie Brändle, Fabian S. 71-82

„… (1863–1937) Ideal vom völkerverbindenden Sport als Selbstzweck, vom Spaß und von der Freude an der Sache (lat …” „… , mehrheitlich aristokratisch gesinnten (Sport-)Eliten, die sich verbissen gegen jegliche Professionalisierung …” „… und Kommerzialisierung des Sports stemmten und allfällige Verstöße gegen die olympische Doktrin bis …”

Walter M. Iber, Johannes Gießauf, Peter Mauritsch, Harald Knoll Sport, Prestige, Profit: Historische Betrachtungen zum Run auf Ruhm und Reichtum – zur Einleitung Walter, FritzIber, Walter M.Gießauf, Johannes S. 19-32

„… Einleitende Bemerkungen: Konzeption und ForschungsfeldSport, Prestige, Profit: Historische …” „… Schwelle zum Thema des vorliegenden Bandes, der eben jene sichtbar werdenden Wechselwirkungen von Sport …” „… , Prestige und Profit zu beleuchten sucht:– Aus der Perspektive der Turnierorganisation und des Sports waren …”

Gilbert Norden Tennis als Wirtschaftsfaktor in Österreich vor dem Ersten Weltkrieg. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der ökonomischen Verwertung einer Prestigesportart S. 189-202

„… zusammen, die ebenfalls mit dem Anlegen von Plätzen ein Geschäft machen wollten. Das Sport- und …” „… Bicycle Clubs, der eine stark expandierende Tennissektion besaß, zu einem Betriebsbesuch ein. Überdies …” „… Ausmaße erreichten. So enthielt der Katalog des schon erwähnten Sport- und Spielwarenhauses W. Pohl in …”

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Bernhard Pfister - Das Anti-Doping-Gesetz

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Das Anti-Doping-Gesetz

Series: Recht und Sport

Volume 46 2017

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Bernhard Pfister: Zivilrechtliche Auswirkungen des Anti-Doping-Gesetzes S. 45-60

„… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 574. Integrität des Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58Zusammenfassung …” „… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58A. Einführung1. Profiteure des DopingsIm professionellen Sport macht der Sportler, der in einem …” „… Sport-lers bessere Werbeeffekte versprechen, Fernseheinnahmen, gesteigerte För-derung durch die öffentliche …”

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