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Olympic diplomacy: the British government and the projected 1940 Olympic games

Martin Polley
Pages 169-187 | Published online: 07 Mar 2007

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Joonoh Jeong & Jonathan Grix. (2023) An analysis of Japan’s soft power strategies through the prism of sports mega-events. Sport in Society 26:10, pages 1756-1776.
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Katie Liston & Joseph Maguire. (2022) The ‘Great Game’ and Sport: Identity, Contestation and Irish–British Relations in the Olympic Movement. Journal of War & Culture Studies 15:1, pages 21-41.
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Matthew P. Llewellyn. (2011) Epilogue: Britannia Overruled. The International Journal of the History of Sport 28:5, pages 817-829.
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Matthew P. Llewellyn. (2011) ‘Olympic Games are an International Farce’. The International Journal of the History of Sport 28:5, pages 751-772.
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PeterJ. Beck. (2008) The British Government and the Olympic movement: The 1948 London Olympics. The International Journal of the History of Sport 25:5, pages 615-647.
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Sandra Collins. (2006) Conflicts of 1930s Japanese Olympic diplomacy in universalizing the Olympic Movement. The International Journal of the History of Sport 23:7, pages 1128-1151.
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Martin Polley. (1996) ‘No business of ours'?: the foreign office and the olympic games, 1896–1914. The International Journal of the History of Sport 13:2, pages 96-113.
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Richard Woodward. (2020) Sport and UK soft power: The case of Mount Everest. The British Journal of Politics and International Relations 22:2, pages 274-292.
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Philippe Vonnard & Kevin Tallec Marston. (2020) Playing Across the ‘Halfway Line’ on the Fields of International Relations: The Journey from Globalising Sport to Sport Diplomacy . Contemporary European History 29:2, pages 220-231.
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Nicola Sbetti. (2019) Entre fidélité olympique et nationale. Le cas du membre du CIO Alberto Bonacossa. Staps n° 125:3, pages 107-122.
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Kevin JefferysKevin Jefferys. 2014. The British Olympic Association: A History. The British Olympic Association: A History 54 73 .
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