Journal of
Olympic Studies

The Journal of Olympic Studies is the official peer reviewed publication of the Center for Sociocultural Sport and Olympic Research (CSSOR). The journal publishes high quality academic work on the Olympic and Paralympic Movements, in all of its forms, from scholars in the fields of history, philosophy, management, communication, classics, literature, anthropology, cultural studies, economics, marketing, and law.

Current Issue: Vol.7, No.2

Articles

 

Douglas Hartmann
Race, Protest, and the Olympics: Lessons from a Decade of Activism and Backlash in American Sports

 

Sam Duncan and Tom Heenan
Hidden Histories: Truth-Telling, Treaties and Whitewashing the Brisbane Olympics

 

Katharina Schöttl, Valentina Metz and Florian Kainz
Does Money or Age Score Goals in the Olympic Football Tournament? – A Critical Examination of Squad Criteria and Age Regulations in the Context of Men’s Olympic Football Competition

 

Tomás M Conte
Preserving Athletes’ Rights during Wartime: A Critique of National Representation in Sport

 

Akiyo Miyazaki and Taro Obayashi
A Study of the Achievements of Olympic and Paralympic Education in Primary Schools for Tokyo 2020:The Nationwide Olympic and Paralympic Movement Project

 

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