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Maintaining Health and Fitness
Past goverment support was based on belef that |
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1 playing sports improve fitness
2fitness improves health
3 Good heath reduces medical cost |
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Maintaining Health and Fitness
Recent goverment support often take into account research shows that |
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- Illiness is related to enviroment factors more than workers fitness
- competive sports have few benefits for productivity
- concerns about sport performance may increase athlete demand for health care
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Promoting prestige and power
Belief that success in sport provides recognition nd status for the sponsering goverment |
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- National teams bring international recognition
- Local teams bring plublicity to community
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Promoting prestige and power
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Promoting prestige and power
fitness gram |
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| require by law for students grade 3 - 12 require fitness test |
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| Is walking advocated because it is low risk low benifits true of false |
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Promoting idenity belonging and unity
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- Sports to promote idenity & unity
- Tradition to reaffirm ties imagine communities
- sport base unity is temporary & superfical
- sports do not change the relative of diversity everyday differences & inequality
- emphasizing values consist w/ dominate ideology
- potestant worh ethic
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| Increasing supprt for political Leaders |
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| Some formers atheletes use their celeberty status from sportst togain popular support |
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| Political leaders use sports to boost their legitimacy in the eyes of citizens. |
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| Sports have no influnce when it comes to serious diplomacy |
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- Sports do not affect matters of vital national interest
- Leaders do not use sports in discussions of vital national interest
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| Sports may be useful at the level of public diplomacy |
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sports provide opportunities to meet an greet
(table tennis) |
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| is a philosophy of life, exalting and combining in a balance whole the qualities of body will and mind.. |
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olympic Games
How to control nationalism & commercialism
overall goal |
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| Take olympism seriosly make th Olympis more than a global marketing opprotunity for corp. & global stage for wealthy nations to promote their ideologies |
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Mexico city games of 1968 |
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- Over 30 students were killed by army troops when a campus protest turn into a riot
- Black power salute by tommie Smith & John Carlos during the national Anthem as protest against racism in the US
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- Awarded Games despite poor human rights history
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| WHat did the IOC say about how the games would help China |
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- It will bring social change & openess to China
- They hope that this vote contributes to improving the human rights situations
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| Conclusion: politics & political processes are inherent in organized sports; our goal is to make them fair & just |
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| newspaper magazines books catalogs fanzing trading cards |
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| Radio television and film |
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| It provides information interpretation entertainment and opportunity for interactivity |
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| How sports is equal to unique form of enterainment |
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- New + entertainment
- media
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| Dose commercial sport depend on media |
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| Yes when they are formed ass commercial entertainment.. |
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| Do Sports depend on the media? |
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Meida coverage attracts attention to sports provided news of the Ressult
Television coverage remains key factor in the grwth and exspansion of commercial sport |
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| Masculinity rules in the coverage in sports |
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| Coverage prevales men over women by nearly 6 to 1 |
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| What is the coveragre rate on all sports compared to women |
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| Media imagines and narrative based on explicit racial and stereotypes are are today |
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| What are some of the reaccuring themes (6) |
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- white males as voices of athority
- Sports as a Mansworld
- Women as sexy props girl prize commercal
- aggressive players get the prize (nice guys fininsh last)
- Give up your body for the team
- Sport is war
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