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1 online resource (271 pages) |
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Routledge Research in Sport Politics and Policy Ser |
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Routledge Research in Sport Politics and Policy Ser
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Contents |
Cover; Title; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; List of figures; List of tables; Acknowledgements; 1 Introduction; Research background, significance and objectives; Research methods; Structure of the book; 2 Policy theories; Introduction; Macro-level theories; Power and soft power; Globalisation and policy learning and transfer; Meso-level frameworks; Policy implementation; Conclusions; 3 Elite sport development in China -- structure and strategy; Introduction; Elite sport achievement and organisational structure; Fundamental elite sport policies; China's underlying elite sport strategies |
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SustainabilityConclusions; 4 Demystifying the ostensible 'harmony' of China's elite sport system: national-provincial tension; Introduction; Background literature: the role of provincial-level teams and national-provincial relations in elite sport development; Theoretical framework: policy implementation; National-provincial tension in three sports/disciplines in China's elite sport system; Conclusions; 5 Emerging areas and their trends: professionalisation, commercialisation, sports industry and sports media; Introduction; Sports professionalisation and commercial elements |
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Sports industry and consumptionSports media; Conclusions; 6 China's strategies to host the sports mega events; Introduction; SME policy; Bidding for and hosting of the Olympics; Other SMEs (non-Olympics) hosted in China; Conclusions; 7 Mass sport in China; Introduction; 1949-1957; 1958-1976; 1977-1994; 1995-2008; 2009-present; Conclusions; 8 'One Country, Two Systems' -- sport policy in Hong Kong and Macau; Introduction; Hong Kong; Macau; Conclusions; 9 Conclusions; Introduction; Main conclusions regarding sport policy in various major areas in Mainland China and in Hong Kong and Macau |
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Comparisons of policy areas and the relative significance of these areas in the Chinese sports sceneThe application of and reflections on selected theoretical frameworks and theses; Suggestions for future research; Appendix 1: a summary of the gender analysis of China's performance between Los Angeles 1984 and Rio de Janeiro 2016, measured by gold medals, medals and medal points; Appendix 2: delegations participating in the 2013 Liaoning and 2017 Tianjin National Games and their geographical/industry affiliations; Index |
Summary |
Acknowledging China's established status as a global sporting superpower, this is the first book to systematically investigate sport policy in that country. With a focus on sport development in the most recent three decades, Sport Policy in China explores a wide range of topics in Chinese sport, including elite sport development, professional sports, major sports events, sport for all, the political context within which sport is interiorised and the distinctive sporting status of Hong Kong. It examines the debates around policy, globalisation, diplomacy and soft power, as well as the significance of the principle of 'one country, two systems'. With international appeal, this book is a valuable resource for students and researchers in the fields of sport policy, sport management, sport development and sport sociology |
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Includes bibliographical references and index |
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Print version record |
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Sports and state -- China
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Nationalism and sports -- China
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Sports -- Political aspects -- China
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Nationalism and sports.
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Sports and state.
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Sports -- Political aspects
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SPORTS & RECREATION -- Business Aspects.
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Beijing Olympics.
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Hong Kong.
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one country two sytems.
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sports events.
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sport development.
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sport for all.
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Taiwan.
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Nationalism and sports
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Sports and state
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Sports -- Political aspects
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China
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Electronic book
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Author |
Chen, Shushu
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Tan, Tien-Chin
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Houlihan, Barrie
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ISBN |
9781351685375 |
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1351685376 |
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9781351685368 |
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1351685368 |
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1315168235 |
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9781315168234 |
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