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Ethical concerns in sport governance

Sport mega-events, the ‘non-West’ and the ethics of event hosting

Suzanne DowseFaculty of Social and Applied Sciences, Canterbury Christ Church University, Canterbury, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
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Thomas FletcherSchool of Events, Tourism and Hospitality Management, Leeds Beckett University, Leeds, UK
Pages 745-761 | Published online: 05 Jan 2018

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Julia Calver, Katherine Dashper, Rebecca Finkel, Thomas Fletcher, Ian R. Lamond, Ellie May, Neil Ormerod, Louise Platt & Briony Sharp. (2023) The (in)visibility of equality, diversity, and inclusion research in events management journals. Journal of Policy Research in Tourism, Leisure and Events 0:0, pages 1-25.
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Seamus Byrne & Jan Andre Lee Ludvigsen. (2023) Sport mega-event governance and human rights: the ‘Ruggie Principles’, responsibility and directions. Leisure Studies 42:2, pages 156-171.
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Calvin Nite, Khalid Ballouli & John Nauright. (2023) Illegitimately pursuing legitimacy: critical conversations of sport mega events hosting and bidding. Sport in Society 0:0, pages 1-14.
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Thomas Fletcher, Damion Sturm & Dominic Malcolm. (2023) A ‘cannibalised’ cricket event? Mediatisation, innovation and The Hundred. Leisure Studies 0:0, pages 1-16.
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Shuang Yin Cheryl Ng, Alle Bloom, Su Lyn Corcoran, Thomas Fletcher & Jonathan Sibley. (2022) ‘If you respect us...listen to us’: how sporting event media reframes or reinforces representations of street-connected children. Leisure Studies 41:6, pages 757-774.
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Kwang-Hoon Lee & Jean-Loup Chappelet. (2022) Does Country Attractiveness Matter in International Competition? The Case of Countries’ Bidding to Host Major Sports Events. International Journal of Public Administration 45:8, pages 675-686.
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Nicholas Wise & Jan Andre Lee Ludvigsen. (2022) Uniting, disuniting and reuniting: towards a ‘United’ 2026. Sport in Society 25:4, pages 837-846.
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Robert Sroka. (2021) International sporting mega-events and conditionality. International Journal of Sport Policy and Politics 13:3, pages 461-477.
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Ted M. Hayduk. (2020) Do the rich get richer? Exploring disparate effects of hosting sport mega events on high technology exports for developed and developing nations. The Journal of International Trade & Economic Development 29:8, pages 973-994.
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Roberto Bondarik, Luiz Alberto Pilatti & Diogo José Horst. (2020) Sports mega-events and overestimated promises: the case of the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil. Journal of Tourism and Cultural Change 18:3, pages 351-367.
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Andrey Makarychev & Alexandra Yatsyk. (2020) Represent and perform: mega events and Russia’s imageries. International Journal of Sport Policy and Politics 12:1, pages 111-126.
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Thomas Ross Griffin. (2019) National identity, social legacy and Qatar 2022: the cultural ramifications of FIFA’s first Arab World Cup. Soccer & Society 20:7-8, pages 1000-1013.
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Jan A. Ludvigsen. (2019) “Continent-wide” sports spectacles: The “multiple host format” of Euro 2020 and United 2026 and its implications. Journal of Convention & Event Tourism 20:2, pages 163-181.
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Thomas Fletcher & Kevin Hylton. (2018) ‘Race’, ethnicity and whiteness in the governance of the events industry. Journal of Policy Research in Tourism, Leisure and Events 10:2, pages 164-179.
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