Infection is one thing, mortality another : the Olympic Movement in extremis / John J. MacAloon

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Infection is one thing, mortality another : the Olympic Movement in extremis / John J. MacAloon

In this article, John MacAloon, analyses the situation of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games and the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games from the perspective of global solidarity, human rights and the covid-19 pandemic.

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IN: Journal of Olympic studies, Vol. 2, no 1, 2021, pp. 1-14.

Langue: English
Description physique: 14 p.

Date de publication: 2020

Subjects

Tokyo 2020, Olympic Games
COVID-19
Epidemics
Solidarity
Beijing 2022, Olympic Winter Games
Human rights
Controversy
Games of the Olympiad
Olympic Winter Games

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Infection is one thing, mortality another : the Olympic Movement in extremis / John J. MacAloon

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