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PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES

Do the Youth Olympic Games promote Olympism? Analysing a mission (im)possible from a local youth perspective

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Yan Wang, Inge Derom & Marc Theeboom. (2023) Management practices matter: understanding volunteers’ memories at the Youth Olympic Games*. Managing Sport and Leisure 28:3, pages 228-246.
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Tiago Ribeiro, Abel Correia, Carlos Figueiredo & Rui Biscaia. (2022) The Olympic Games’ impact on the development of teachers: the case of Rio 2016 Official Olympic Education Programme. Educational Review 74:5, pages 992-1011.
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Svein Erik Nordhagen. (2021) Leveraging sporting events to create sport participation: a case study of the 2016 Youth Olympic Games. International Journal of Sport Policy and Politics 13:3, pages 409-424.
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Tiago Ribeiro, Carlos Figueiredo & Abel Correia. (2023) Examining the Olympic Education’s Legacy on the Teacher Community: A Case Study of the Transforma Program . Event Management 27:7, pages 1081-1097.
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Tiago Ribeiro, Abel Correia & João Marôco. (2021) Exploring the Games’ Intangible Legacy on Individuals: A Longitudinal Study of Teacher’s Community. Social Sciences 10:10, pages 359.
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Markus Kurscheidt & Nathalie Prüschenk. (2020) Attitudes toward Olympic gigantism: Evidence from GermanyEinstellungen zum olympischen Gigantismus: Befunde zu Deutschland. German Journal of Exercise and Sport Research 50:2, pages 208-217.
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Martin Schnitzer, Janette Walde, Sabrina Scheiber, Roman Nagiller & Gottfried Tappeiner. (2019) Does the young residents' experience with the Youth Olympic Games influence the support for staging the Olympic Games?. Tourism Management Perspectives 30, pages 220-231.
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Martin Schnitzer & Lukas Haizinger. (2019) Does the Olympic Agenda 2020 Have the Power to Create a New Olympic Heritage? An Analysis for the 2026 Winter Olympic Games Bid. Sustainability 11:2, pages 442.
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Svein Erik Nordhagen & Halvor Fauske. (2018) The Youth Olympic Games as an arena for Olympic education: An evaluation of the school program, “Dream Day”. AUC KINANTHROPOLOGICA 54:2, pages 79-95.
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