{"id":87,"date":"2008-02-13T16:25:36","date_gmt":"2008-02-13T16:25:36","guid":{"rendered":""},"modified":"2016-10-12T11:50:54","modified_gmt":"2016-10-12T16:50:54","slug":"olympism-bibliography-selected-bibliography-for-further-search-on-olympics-or-olympism","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/thesportjournal.org\/article\/olympism-bibliography-selected-bibliography-for-further-search-on-olympics-or-olympism\/","title":{"rendered":"Olympism Bibliography : Selected Bibliography for further search on Olympics or Olympism"},"content":{"rendered":"
Submitted by: Richard Bell, Ed.D.<\/div>\n

Baimbridge,
M. (1998) ‘Outcome uncertainty in sporting competition: the<\/p>\n

Olympic
games 1896-1998′, Applied Economics Letters, Vol. 5, No. 3,<\/p>\n

pp.
161-164.[Competition]<\/p>\n

Barney,
R. K. (1992) ‘Born from dilemma: America awakens to the<\/p>\n

modern
Olympic Games, 1901-1903′, Olympika, Vol.1, pp. 92-135.<\/p>\n

[USA]
[Modern Games History]<\/p>\n

Barney,
R. K. (1998) ‘The great transformation: Olympic victory<\/p>\n

ceremonies
and the medal podium’, Olympika, Vol. 7, pp. 89-112.<\/p>\n

[Ceremony]<\/p>\n

Bloch,
R. 91968) ‘The origins of the Olympic Games’, Scientific<\/p>\n

American,
Vol. 219, pp. 79-86. [Ancient Olympics] [Revival]<\/p>\n

Borish,
L. J. (1996) ‘Women at the modern Olympic Games: an<\/p>\n

interdisciplinary
look at American culture’, Quest, Vol.48, No.1, pp.<\/p>\n

43-56.
[Women] [USA]<\/p>\n

Brown,
G. (2000) ‘Emerging issues in Olympic sponsorship: implications<\/p>\n

for
host cities’, Sport Management, Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 71-92.<\/p>\n

[Sponsorship]
[Sydney]<\/p>\n

Cahill,
J. (1999) ‘Political influence and the Olympic flame’, Journal of<\/p>\n

Olympic
History, Vol. 7, No. 1, pp. 29-32. [Torch]<\/p>\n

Casson,
L. (1984) ‘The first Olympics: competing ‘for the greater glory of<\/p>\n

Zeus”,
Smithsonian, Vol.15, pp. 64-80. [Ancient Olympics]<\/p>\n

Chalip,
L. (1992) ‘The construction and use of polysemic structures:<\/p>\n

Olympic
lessons for sport marketing’, Journal of Sport Management, Vol.<\/p>\n

6, pp.
87-98. [Marketing]<\/p>\n

Chalip,
L., Green, B.C., and Vander Velden, L. (2000) ‘The effects of polysemic<\/p>\n

structures
on Olympic viewing’, International Journal of Sports Marketing<\/p>\n

and
Sponsorship, Vol. 2, No. 1, pp. 39-57. [Media] [Marketing]<\/p>\n

Clarke,
E.H. (1964) ‘The Olympic Games and their influence on physical<\/p>\n

education’,
Journal of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, Vol.35,<\/p>\n

pp.
23-25. [Education]<\/p>\n

Crowther,
N. B. (1996) ‘Athlete and state: qualifying for the Olympic<\/p>\n

games
in ancient Greece’, Journal of Sport History, Vol. 23, No. 1, pp.<\/p>\n

140-155.
[Ancient Games]<\/p>\n

Davenport,
J. (1978) ‘The women’s movement and the Olympic Games’,<\/p>\n

Journal
of Physical Education and Recreation, Vol.49, pp. 58-60.<\/p>\n

[Women]<\/p>\n

Davenport,
J. (1996) ‘Olympism: foundation of the Olympic movement’,<\/p>\n

Journal
of the International Council for Health, Physical Education and<\/p>\n

Recreation,
Vol. 32, No. 4, pp. 26-30. [Olympism]<\/p>\n

DeFrantz,
A. L.(1993) ‘The Olympic Games: our birthright to sports’, in G.<\/p>\n

L. Cohen
(ed) Women in Sport: Issues and Controversies, Newbury<\/p>\n

Park,
CA.: Sage, pp. 185-192. (796.0194\/OME\/ 12) [Women]<\/p>\n

Durantez,
D.C., Rosandich, T.P. and Haley, M. (1996) The Atlanta Star –<\/p>\n

An Olympic
Forest. A Study in Olympism: History, Art, Culture and<\/p>\n

Science,
Daphne, Ala.: United States Sports Academy<\/p>\n

Eastman,
S. T. and Billings, A. C. (1999) ‘Gender parity in the Olympics:<\/p>\n

hyping
women athletes, favoring men athletes’, Journal of Sport and<\/p>\n

Social
Issues, Vol. 23, No. 2, pp. 140-**. [Gender]<\/p>\n

Faulkner,
B., L. Chalip, R. Spurr and G. Brown (2000) ‘Sydney 2000<\/p>\n

Olympics
tourism impacts study’, Allen, J., Harris, R, Jago, L. K. and<\/p>\n

Veal,
A. J. (eds) Events Beyond 2000: Setting the Agenda: Proceedings<\/p>\n

of Conference
on Event Evaluation, Research and Education, Sydney,<\/p>\n

July
2000, Sydney; Australian Centre for Event Management, University<\/p>\n

of Technology,
Sydney, pp. 132-133. [Sydney] [Tourism] [Benefits]<\/p>\n

Fitzgerald,
B. (1992) ‘Special Olympics true to the Olympic spirit’, in IOA,<\/p>\n

op.
cit., pp. 165-168.<\/p>\n

F\u00f6ldesi,
G. S. (1992) ‘Introduction to Olympism in sport sociology’,<\/p>\n

International
Review for the Sociology of Sport, Vol. 27, No. 2, pp.<\/p>\n

103-106.
(306.405\/INT 1) [Olympism]<\/p>\n

Georgiadis,
K. (1992) ‘International Olympic Academy: the history of its<\/p>\n

establishment,
aims and activities’, in IOA, op. cit., pp. 57-61.<\/p>\n

[International
Olympic Academy]<\/p>\n

Georgiadis,
K. (1996) ‘The 1896 Olympic Games in Athens’, Olympic<\/p>\n

Review,
Vol. 25, No. 8, pp. 28-34. [Athens] [Revival]<\/p>\n

Gillen,
P. (1994) ‘The Olympic Games and global society’, Arena, Vol. 4,<\/p>\n

pp.
5-15.<\/p>\n

Gissendanner,
C. H. (1996) ‘African American women Olympians: the<\/p>\n

impact
of race, gender and class ideologies, 1932-1968′, Research<\/p>\n

Quarterly
for Exercise and Sport, Vol. 67, No. 2, pp. 172-182. [Women]<\/p>\n

[Race]
[USA]<\/p>\n

Headon,
D. (2000) ‘Peaks, troughs and snouts – shades of the Olympic<\/p>\n

ideal’,
Sporting Traditions, Vol. 16, No. 2, pp. 105-115. [Sydney]<\/p>\n

Hill,
C. R. (1999) ‘The Cold War and the Olympic Movement’, History<\/p>\n

Today,
Vol. 49, No. 1, pp. 19- [Politics] [Cold War]<\/p>\n

International
Olympic Academy (1992) International Olympic Academy:<\/p>\n

Thirty-Second
Session, 17th June – 2nd July, Lausanne: International<\/p>\n

Olympic
Committee.<\/p>\n

Kr\u00fc\u00fcger,
A. (1997) ‘Forgotten decisons: the IOC on the eve of World War I’,
Olympika<\/em>, Vol. 6, pp. 85-98. [International Olympic Committee]<\/p>\n

L\u00e4\u00e4mmer,
M. (1992) ‘Myth or reality: the classical Olympic athlete’, International
Review for the Sociology of Sport<\/em>, Vol.27, No.2, pp. 107-118.
[Ancient Games] [Amateurism<\/p>\n

Lapchick,
R. E. (1996) ‘The modern Olympic Games: a political cauldron’, in
Lapchick, R. (ed) Sport in Society: Equal Opportunity or Business
as Usual?<\/em>, Thousand Oaks CA.: Sage, pp. 253-271. [Politics]<\/p>\n

Lee,
E. (2000) ‘Histories of Homebush By and the Sydney Aboriginal fight
for recognition’,in Taylor, op. cit.<\/em>, pp. 121-123. [Sydney]
[Race]<\/p>\n

Leigh,
M. H. (1980) ‘The enigma of Avery Brundage and women athletes’, Arena
Review<\/em>, Vol.4, No.2, pp. 11-21. (796.05\/AREN) [Women] [IOC] [Brundage]<\/p>\n

Lenskyj,
H. J. (1996) ‘When winners are losers: Toronto and Sydney bids for
the Summer Olympics’, Journal of Sport and Social Issues<\/em>,
Vol.20, No.4, pp. 392-410. [Sydney] [Toronto] [Bidding]<\/p>\n

Linnel,
G. (2000) ‘The drug-runner games’, The Bulletin<\/em> (Sydney),
Vol. 118, No. 6221, 25 April, pp. 32-36.<\/p>\n

Lucas,
J. A. (1994) ‘USOC President Douglas MacArthur and his Olympic moment,
1927-1928′, Olympika<\/em>, Vol. 3, pp. 111-116. [USA]<\/p>\n

Lunzenfichter,
A. (1998) ‘Women and Olympism’, in Report of Sessions – International
Olympic Academy 36 19 June-2 July, 1998<\/em>, Olympia: International
Olympic Academy, pp. 191-193. [Women] [Olympism]<\/p>\n

MacAloon,
J. J. (1992) ‘The ethnographic imperative in comparative Olympic research’,
Sociology of Sport Journal<\/em>, Vol. 9, No. 2, pp. 104-130. [Research]<\/p>\n

Morris,
A. (2000) ‘The Olympic experience: an aboriginal perspective’, in
Taylor, op. cit.<\/em>, pp. 9-11. [Race] [Canada]<\/p>\n

Mottram,
D. R. (1999) ‘Banned drugs in sport: does the IOC list need updating?’,
Sports Medicine<\/em>, Vol. 27, No. 1, pp. 1-__. [Drugs]<\/p>\n

M\u00fc\u00fcller,
N. (1998) International Olympic Academy: through its lectures
1961-1998<\/em>, Lausanne: International Olympic Committee. [International
Olympic Academy]<\/p>\n

Murray,
W. J. (1992) ‘France, Coubertin and the Nazi Olympics: the response’,
Olympika<\/em>, Vol.1, pp. 46-69. [Coubertin] [France] [Berlin]<\/p>\n

Papas,
N.K. (1978) History and Development of the International Olympic
Academy, 1927-1977<\/em>, PhD dissertation, University of Illinois.
[International Olympic Academy]<\/p>\n

Pfister,
G. (1996) ‘The struggle for Olympia: the women’s World Games and the
participation of women in the Olympic Games’, Journal of the International
Council for Health, Physical Education and Recreation<\/em>, Vol. 32,
No. 4, pp. 20-25. [Women]<\/p>\n

Polidoro,
J. R. and Simri, U. (1996) ‘The games of 676 BC: a visit to the centenary
of the Ancient Olympic games’, Journal of Physical Education,
Recreation and Dance<\/em>, Vol. 67, No. 5, pp. 41-45. [Ancient Games]<\/p>\n

Powell,
J. T. (1994) Origins and Aspects of Olympism<\/em>, Champaign,
Ill.: Stipes. [Olympism] [International Olympic Academy]<\/p>\n

Raber,
N. (1998) ‘Dispute resolution in Olympic sport: the Court of Arbitration
for Sport’, Seton Hall Journal of Sport Law<\/em>, Vol. 8, No.
1, pp. 75-. [Law]<\/p>\n

Rosenzweig,
R. (1997) ‘The Nazi Olympics: Berlin 1936’, Journal of Sport History<\/em>,
Vol.24, No.1, pp. 77-80. [Berlin] [Politics]<\/p>\n

Schneider,
A. J. (1993) Drugs in Sport, the Straight Dope: A Philosophcal
Analysis of the Justification for banning Performance-enhancing Substances
and Practices in the Olympic games<\/em>, PhD thesis, University of
Western Ontario. [Drugs]<\/p>\n

Segrave,
J. O. (1996) ‘Introduction – the modern Olympic Games: a contemporary
sociocultural analysis’, Quest<\/em>, Vol.48, No.1, pp. 2-8. [Olympism]<\/p>\n

Serpieris,
F. (1998) ‘Thirt-six years of the International Olympic Academy: aims
and contribution to the Olympic movement’, in Report of Sessions
– International Olympic Academy 36 19 June-2 July, 1998<\/em>, Olympia:
International Olympic Academy, pp. 35-39. [International Olympic Academy]<\/p>\n

Ueberhorst,
H. (1976) ‘The International Olympic Academy: idea and reality’, in
Graham and Ueberhorst, op. cit.<\/em>, pp. 50-52. [International
Olympic Academy]<\/p>\n

United
States Olympic Academy (1985) Olympism: A Commitment to a Better
Tomorrow through Sport: Proceedings of the United States Olympic Academy
IX<\/em>, State University of New York, Pittsburg, Eugene: Microform
Publications.<\/p>\n

United
States Olympic Academy (1986) Olympism, the Olympic Games and
the Worldwide Olympic Movement: Proceedings of the United States Olympic
Academy X<\/em>, US Olympic Complex, Colorado Springs, Eugene: Microform
Publications.<\/p>\n

United
States Olympic Academy (1987) The Olympics: Serving all People
and All Nations: Proceedings of the United States Olympic Academy
XI<\/em>, Indianapolis, Eugene: Microform Publications.<\/p>\n

United
States Olympic Academy (1988) Proceedings of the United States
Olympic Academy XII<\/em>, Pennsylvania State University, Eugene: Microform
Publications.<\/p>\n

United
States Olympic Academy (1989) Olympic Education: Breaking Ground
for the 21st<\/sup> Century: Proceedings of the United States
Olympic Academy XIII<\/em>, Evergreen State College, Eugene: Microform
Publications<\/p>\n

Wilson,
H. E. (1997) ‘A legend in his own mind: the Olympic experience of
general George S. Patton, Jr’, Olympika<\/em>, Vol. 6, pp. 99-113.
[USA]<\/p>\n

Wilson,
W. (1996) ‘The IOC and the status of women in the Olympic Movement:
1972-1996′, Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport<\/em>,
Vol. 67, No. 2, pp. 452-457. [Women] [IOC]<\/p>\n

Yalouris,
N. (1998) ‘Sacred places of Olympia and Delphi: the impact of excavations
on the revival of the Olympic Games’, in Report of Sessions –
International Olympic Academy 36 19 June-2 July, 1998<\/em>, Olympia:
International Olympic Academy, pp. 40-46. [Ancient Games]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Submitted by: Richard Bell, Ed.D.<\/div>\n

Baimbridge,
\n M. (1998) ‘Outcome uncertainty in sporting competition: the<\/p>\n

Olympic
\n games 1896-1998′, Applied Economics Letters, Vol. 5, No. 3,<\/p>\n

pp.
\n 161-164.[Competition]<\/p>\n

Barney,
\n R. K. (1992) ‘Born from dilemma: America awakens to the<\/p>\n

modern
\n Olympic Games, 1901-1903′, Olympika, Vol.1, pp. 92-135.<\/p>\n

[USA]
\n [Modern Games History]<\/p>\n

Barney,
\n R. K. (1998) ‘The great transformation: Olympic victory<\/p>\n

ceremonies
\n and the medal podium’, Olympika, Vol. 7, pp. 89-112.<\/p>\n

[Ceremony]<\/p>\n

Bloch,
\n R. 91968) ‘The origins of the Olympic Games’, Scientific<\/p>\n

American,
\n Vol. 219, pp. 79-86. [Ancient Olympics] [Revival]<\/p>\n

Borish,
\n L. J. (1996) ‘Women at the modern Olympic Games: an<\/p>\n

interdisciplinary
\n look at American culture’, Quest, Vol.48, No.1, pp.<\/p>\n

43-56.
\n [Women] [USA]<\/p>\n

Brown,
\n G. (2000) ‘Emerging issues in Olympic sponsorship: implications<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":3,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"jetpack_post_was_ever_published":false,"jetpack_publicize_message":"","jetpack_is_tweetstorm":false,"jetpack_publicize_feature_enabled":true,"jetpack_social_options":[]},"categories":[300],"tags":[27,34,8,33],"jetpack_publicize_connections":[],"jetpack_featured_media_url":"","jetpack_sharing_enabled":true,"jetpack_shortlink":"https:\/\/wp.me\/p4btio-1p","jetpack-related-posts":[{"id":108,"url":"https:\/\/thesportjournal.org\/article\/peace-through-sport-and-religio-athletae-antiquated-ideas-or-viable-options\/","url_meta":{"origin":87,"position":0},"title":"Peace Through Sport and Religio Athletae: Antiquated Ideas or Viable Options?","date":"February 14, 2008","format":false,"excerpt":"Submitted by: Robert A. 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