2014 Olympics in Sochi, Russia
Geopolitics, Genocide and the Olympic Games: Sochi 2014
... the Olympics as international recognition for the regime), we might ask who profits from the 2014 Olympics? While a number of scholars have noted that the “trickle-down” narratives of mega-events ...
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More than Sport: A Case Study on Sport Diplomacy Within the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics
... the Sochi Olympics, Russia was found guilty for a doping allegation that took away about 15 ...what Russia signified because they cared too much about building their own personal image and not ...
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Staging the Sochi Winter Olympics 2014 on Russia Today and BBC World News : From soft power to geopolitical crisis
... in Sochi 2014 threw into sharp focus the dualities we have outlined between nation branding and cosmopolitan ...and Russia Today ...that Russia and Britain were at the centre of the Ukraine ...
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No change in the Russian Caucasus. The Winter Olympics amid a local war. OSW Study 47/2014
... from the Caucasus in Moscow and other cities. A potential attack during the Sochi Olympics would be an extreme case, a blow to the prestige of Russia and of President Putin personally. If not for the ...
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Brazil, politics, the Olympics and the FIFA World Cup
... by Sochi (2014) and the FIFA World Cup by Russia (2018), as well as the Brazilian involvement in staging the Pan-American Games (2007), the FIFA World Cup (2014) and the Olympics (201 ...
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Evgeniya V. Vidishcheva, Marina Gunare
... in Russia are the Olympic and Paralympic games in 2014 in Sochi and the World Football Championship in ...the Olympics in 2014 it was planned to spend little less than 639 billion ...
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Reframing the Olympic Games as a space of contestation rather than a fixed place of peace : uncovering new spatial stories of (de)securitisation
... the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi solely as a securitised story also overlooks how the IOC reaffirmed the Games a fixed place of ...in Russia that the legislation will not affect those ...
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The 2014 Olympic Logo.docx
... real Russia is part of the brief, one has gone for a traditional Russia and one for a digital ...the 2014 underneath was part of the web address and that it was actually numbers, not just inverted ...
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Olympic Violence: Memory, Colonialism, and the Politics of Place
... Games: Sochi 2014” is a thought provoking, critical, and timely commentary on the forthcoming Winter Olympics, which will be held in Sochi, Russia (in the northwestern part of the ...
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Place marketing and mega events: intentions and short term results of nation branding of Russia through the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympic Games
... Sochi Olympics. Indeed, all the other informants agreed that presenting Russia to an international audience was a substantial part of the event ...mission. Sochi 2014 definitely had ...
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Nataliya S. Kresova, Nataliya E. Prutz
... the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics have proved to be a symbol of Russia's economic ...Winter Olympics have been held in Sochi is the evidence that Russia as an economically strong ...
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The 2012 Olympics: access to training and employment opportunities
... The Asian women had particular concerns. They required support and information about the Olympics in areas that were accessible to them. This included community centres, training providers, the jobcentre and in ...
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School sport : key developments since the Olympics
... Contents 1 2 1 Government strategy on School Sport 2 1.1 The National Curriculum: Physical Education 3 The response to the new guidance 5 Schools’ duty to provide sport and PE 6 1.2 Fund[r] ...
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EU Sanctions Policy towards Russia: The Sanctioner-Sanctionee’s Game of Thrones. CEPS Working Document No. 402/January 2015
... ‘against’ Russia (Natural Gas Europe, ...(August 2014) signed an “oil-for-goods/foods deal” worth of $20 billion with Russia (New York Times, ...with Russia and the EU in favour of them as ...
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From sanctions to summits: Belarus after the Ukraine crisis
... through exploiting populism and nostalgia for the Soviet Union. Given its weak sense of national and civic identity, many in the 1990s questioned the Belarusian state’s potential for longevity. But paradoxically, ...
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Goal into own goal? Reaction to sanctions against Russia in the Russian and German media
... The crash of the Malaysian Boeing 777 aircraft near the city of Shakhtyorsk, the Donetsk region, which was shot down, according to Western specialists, by the militiamen of the “self-proclaimed republics”, had a decisive ...
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The EU-Ukraine-Russia Sanctions Triangle. CEPS Commentary, 13 October 2014
... for Russia to deploy its military power anywhere on the seas and oceans, but first of all in the Black Sea as a threat to Ukraine and Georgia, and then as a presence in the Mediterranean and ...
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Information Guide: Russia March 2016
... of Russia Central Federal District [in Russian] Southern Federal District [in Russian] Northwestern Federal District [in Russian] Far Eastern Federal District [in Russian] Siberian Federal District [in ...
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Close Together or Far Apart? Poles, Germans and Russians on the Russia Ukraine Crisis Bertelsmann Studies
... to Russia, Germans still use language that treats the former as if it was its neighbour, even though the two countries have no common ...perceiving Russia was common in Germany for centuries in the not too ...
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Consuming the Olympics: the fan, the rights holder and the law
... the Olympics, where the historically entrenched cultural values and identity of the Olympic movement must now be read alongside the commercial imperative of maximising income (Tomlinson, ...the Olympics to ...
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