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Policy transfer, regeneration legacy and the summer Olympic Games: lessons for London 2012 and beyond

Jon Coaffee Centre for Urban and Regional Studies, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 295-311 | Published online: 19 Jun 2012

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Jan Andre Lee Ludvigsen & Daniel Parnell. (2023) Redesigning the Games? The 2020 Olympic Games, Playbooks and new sports event risk management tools. Managing Sport and Leisure 28:4, pages 442-454.
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Zelmarie Cantillon. (2022) Urban Reimaging, Heritage and the Making of a World-class City: The Commonwealth Walkway as Mega-event Legacy Project. Heritage & Society 15:3, pages 259-276.
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Robert VanWynsberghe, Inge Derom & Caitlin Pentifallo Gadd. (2021) Legacy and sustainability in the Olympic Movement’s new norm era: when reforms are not enough. International Journal of Sport Policy and Politics 13:3, pages 443-460.
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Geoff Dickson. (2017) State rationale, leveraging strategies and legacies: Rugby World Cup 2011. International Journal of Sport Policy and Politics 9:2, pages 295-310.
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Anna-Maria Strittmatter & Eivind Åsrum Skille. (2017) Boosting youth sport? Implementation of Norwegian youth sport policy through the 2016 Lillehammer Winter Youth Olympic Games. Sport in Society 20:1, pages 144-160.
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Sean Gammon. (2015) A legacy of legacies: limitations of the future perfect. Annals of Leisure Research 18:4, pages 445-449.
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Alan Tomlinson. (2014) Olympic legacies: recurrent rhetoric and harsh realities. Contemporary Social Science 9:2, pages 137-158.
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Briony Sharp & Rebecca Finkel. (2018) Governing Major Event Legacy: Case of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games. Event Management 22:6, pages 903-915.
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Jon Coaffee. (2015) The uneven geographies of the Olympic carceral: from exceptionalism to normalisation. The Geographical Journal 181:3, pages 199-211.
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Jonathan Grix. (2013) Sport Politics and the Olympics. Political Studies Review 11:1, pages 15-25.
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