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100 1  Sage, George Harvey.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names
       /n79147950 
245 10 Globalizing sport :|bhow organizations, corporations, 
       media, and politics are changing sports /|cGeorge H. Sage.
264  1 Boulder, CO :|bParadigm Publishers,|c[2010] 
264  4 |c©2010 
300    xiv, 270 pages :|billustrations ;|c24 cm 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  1. Global sport: the transformation from local to national
       to global -- "Global," "Globalization," "Sport" " 
       clarifying the core concepts -- Political economic forces 
       shaping globalization -- Cultural forces shaping 
       globalization -- Homogenization (Americanization) 
       perspective -- Hybridization perspective -- Polarization 
       perspective -- Homogenization, hybridization, and 
       polarization perspectives and sport -- Forms of 
       globalization and manifestations in sport -- Segmentation 
       of the global sport industry. 
505 0  2. Global sport organizations: governing the world of 
       sport -- From international sports initiatives to global 
       sport organizations -- The Olympic Movement and its 
       network -- International Olympic Committee -- Organizing 
       Committee of the Olympic Games -- National Olympic 
       committees -- International sport federations -- Other 
       organizations within the Olympic Movement network --Global
       issues confronting the Olympic movement -- Females in the 
       Olympics -- The amateur issue -- Inclusion of athletes 
       with special needs -- International sport federations: 
       GSOs within the IOC -- The preeminent international 
       federation: Fédération Internationale de Football 
       Association -- Global sport organizations and solo sports 
       -- Association of Tennis Professionals -- Women's Tennis 
       Association -- Multiple GSOs for a sport: professional 
       boxing -- Global sporting organizations and international 
       games. 
505 0  3. Global migration of sports labor -- Human migration 
       past and present -- The migration of sports labor: sports 
       workers throughout the world -- Sports-labor migration 
       within nations -- Sports-labor migration: intra- and 
       intercontinental migration -- Global patterns of migration
       among sports labor in selected sports -- Sports-labor 
       migration and soccer -- Sports-labor migration and 
       basketball -- Sports-labor migration and ice hockey -- 
       Sports-labor migration and baseball -- Sports-labor 
       migration and intercollegiate sports -- Sports-labor 
       migration and the Olympic Games -- Related features of 
       sports migration -- Sports migrants' motivations -- 
       Recruitment of sports labor -- Consequences of sport-labor
       migration. 
505 0  4. The global sport industry: production and promotion -- 
       The rise of factory manufacturing -- The growth of 
       commercial sports -- Manufacturing in the global economy -
       - Global sporting goods manufacturing: from humble 
       beginnings to transnational corporations -- Wilson 
       Sporting Goods -- Adidas AG -- Reebok International -- 
       Mizuno Corporation -- Nike, Inc. -- Sporting goods 
       manufacturing in the global economy: the case of Nike -- 
       Nike's Asian factories: not a pretty sight -- Nike's 
       responses to factory reports and the social movement -- 
       Nike's new initiatives: a commitment to reform or a public
       relations ploy? -- Beyond sport production to sport 
       promotion -- Individual and athlete endorsements -- Event 
       and team sponsorships. 
505 0  5. Global sport and global mass media -- Mass 
       communication, mass media, and media sport -- Social roles
       of the mass media -- Global organizations and the mass 
       media -- Conglomerate media ownership -- The global media 
       sport complex -- Articulations between the mass media and 
       sport -- Media technology and commercial sport evolve 
       together -- Overlapping ownership of media and sport 
       organizations -- The symbiosis between television and 
       sport -- Enhancing sport revenue via television -- The 
       market for broadcast rights -- Transnational corporate 
       sport sponsorships -- Media as public relations tool for 
       global sport -- New media and global sports -- The 
       Internet -- Video games -- Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, and
       YouTube -- Online sport gambling -- Media sport and 
       deterritorialization of fans -- Global media sport and 
       gender. 
505 0  6. Global politics and sport -- Political intervention in 
       sports -- Sport and the promotion of political ideology --
       Advancing national unity and recognition through sport -- 
       Sport as an instrument of international politics and 
       diplomacy -- Promoting Nazism: the 1936 Olympic Games -- 
       Promoting Communism: the Soviet sport system -- East 
       Germany and the People's Republic of China: adopting the 
       Soviet sport model -- The United States: joining other 
       countries in sport politics -- New and smaller nations 
       adopt the model -- Developing countries and national 
       unification through sport -- The African Continent and 
       African States -- National embarrassments through sport --
       Geopolitical censorship in sport: Nation-led boycotts -- 
       Global politics within sport -- The politics of gender 
       inequality in global sport -- The politics of racial 
       inequality in global sport -- Politics within the IOC and 
       FIFA -- Political dissent at global sports events. 
505 0  7. Global sport: future issues and trends -- Global 
       population trends and sport -- World population growth -- 
       Population composition -- Increasing global urbanization -
       - The future of global sport organizations -- The Olympic 
       Movement: the IOC, the preeminent GSO -- Migration of 
       sport labor in the future -- Global sport-industry 
       production in the future -- Future labor issues in 
       sporting goods and equipment -- Future technology and 
       sporting goods and equipment -- The future of media sports
       -- Television coverage -- Television technology and sports
       viewing -- Internet technology and sports spectatorship --
       Video technology and sports video games -- Sports blogging
       -- Sport politics and the future. 
520    It is easy to think of sport as "fun and games," yet it 
       has become a worldwide industry of major proportions and 
       consequences. Interconnections among countries, sports 
       organizations, teams, agents, schools, and media have 
       brought changes that could hardly be imagined two 
       generations ago. George Sage invites readers into a deeper
       understanding of the global dynamics of sports-not only of
       competitions but of the big businesses of money, media 
       coverage, athletic apparel, and more. He shows how 
       phenomena such as migration, labor, commerce, and politics
       affect the athletes and the fans, continually reshaping 
       the business and experience of sports. 
650  0 Sports and globalization.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
       subjects/sh2004002779 
650  0 Sports|xSociological aspects.|0https://id.loc.gov/
       authorities/subjects/sh89006507 
650  0 Sports and state.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects
       /sh85126912 
650  0 Sports|xEconomic aspects.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
       subjects/sh85126892 
650  0 Sports|xMarketing.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
       subjects/sh2010114553 
650  0 Sports sponsorship.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
       subjects/sh93007603 
650  0 Mass media and sports.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
       subjects/sh85081889 
650  0 Sports administration.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
       subjects/sh85126896 
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       fast/1736254 
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650  7 Sports and state.|2fast|0https://id.worldcat.org/fast/
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650  7 Sports administration.|2fast|0https://id.worldcat.org/fast
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650  7 Sports|xPolitical aspects.|2fast|0https://id.worldcat.org/
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