THE OLYMPIC GAMES: A Bibliography
University of Technology SydneyAustralian Centre for Olympic StudiesTHE OLYMPIC GAMES:A BibliographyCompiled by A. J. VealLast updated: July 2012A suitable citation for this bibliography is:Veal, A. J. (2012) The Olympic Games: A Bibliography. Sydney: Australian Centre forOlympic Studies, University of Technology, Sydney, available lications/bibliographies/index.htmlor at www.leisuresource.net (under 'other papers')Contributors to earlier versions of this bibliography included: Kristine Toohey, AlisonBurkhardt and Peter Haxton.While the bibliography is extensive, with some 2000 entries, it is not claimed to becomprehensive. It is arranged in alphabetical order by author, with a separate sectionat the end listing official Games reports. Key words are appended to references, in[square brackets]. Particular Olympic Games are indicated by the host city name only– eg. [Barcelona] – but by name and date if the city has hosted more than one games –eg. [Athens 1896] [Athens 2004]. The Adobe-Acrobat search facility can be used tolocate items using key words or any word/name appearing in the reference.The original version of the bibliography, with some 600 entries, was published inprinted format in 1995 (see Burkhardt et al., 1995): this is now out of print and thereare at present no plans to produce an updated print version.ContentsMain bibliographyOfficial reportspage 2page 195The Olympic Games - A. J. VealOnline Bibliography No. 2, Australian Centre for Olympic Studies, University of Technology Sydney
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Adams, W. L. and Gerlach, L. R. (eds) (2002) The Olympic Games: Ancient and Modern.Boston, MA: Pearson Custom Publishing. [History] [Olympism]Addkison-Simmons, D. (1996) Sapporo, 1972. In Findling, & Pelle (eds) HistoricalDictionary of the Modern Olympic Movement. Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing, pp.284-288. [Sapporo] [Winter Olympics]Adkins, B. L. (1968) The Development of Negro Olympic Talent. PhD Dissertation, IndianaUniversity.Agha, N., Fairley, S., & Gibson, H. (2012) Considering legacy as a multi-dimensionalconstruct: the legacy of the Olympic Games. Sport Management Review, 15(2), 125-39.[Legacy]Aguilar-Darriba, A. (1988) The Olympic Games in Mexico - 1968: a long-term investmentstrategy. In East Asian Architecture and Planning Program (eds) Hosting the Olympics: theLong-Term Impact, Conference Report, Seoul: East Asian Architecture and PlanningProgram, MIT & Grad. School of Environmental Studies, Seoul National University, pp. 265280.Alam, M. B. (1996) Tokyo, 1964: the Games of the XVIIIth Olympiad. In Findling, J. andPelle, K. D. (eds) Historical Dictionary of the Modern Olympic Movement. Westport, CT:Greenwood Publishing, pp. 135-138. [Tokyo]Alaszkiewicz, R. K and McPhail, T. L. (1986) Olympic television rights. InternationalReview for the Sociology of Sport, 21(2/3), 211-228. [Media]Alexandrakis, A. and Krotee, M. L. (1988) The dialectics of the IOC. International Reviewfor the Sociology of Sport, 23(4), 325-344. [IOC]Ahlfeldt, G., and Maennig, W. (2009) Arenas, arena architecture and the impact on locationdesirability: the case of Olympic Arenas' in Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin. Urban Studies, 46(7),1343-62. [Architecture] [Berlin]Alie, R. (1976) Africa at the Olympics. London: Africa Books. [Africa]Alkemeyer, T. and Richartz, A. (1993) The Olympic Games: from ceremony to show.Olympika, 2, 79-89.Allen, E. J. B. (1996) Dewy's Olympics: the 1932 Lake Placid Games. In R. K. Barney, S. G.Martyn, D. A. Brown and G. H. MacDonald (eds) Olympic Perspectives: Third InternationalSymposium for Olympic Research. London, Ontario: Centre for Olympic Studies, Universityof Western Ontario, pp. 161-71. [Lake Placid 1932] [Winter Games]Allen, E. J. B. (2000) 'We showed the world the Nordic way': skiing, Norwegians and theWinter Olympic Games in the 1920s. In Schaffer, K. and Smith, S. (eds) The Olympics at theThe Olympic Games - A. J. VealOnline Bibliography No. 2, Australian Centre for Olympic Studies, University of Technology Sydney3
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