Titlebook: Gender Politics and the Olympic Industry; Helen Jefferson Lenskyj Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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chemoprevention

Beyond Binaries: An Intersectional Analysis,dying and performing a wider range of femininities and masculinities. The analysis presented here is based on three models of sportive movement, in combination with the key elements of an intersectional approach: identity construction and the body, symbolic representations and social structures.

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Crater

In The Pool, on the Ice: Contested Terrain,se processes. Debates about appearance, attire and comportment are central to questions of identity construction and the swimming and skating body. The Gay Games provide a compelling case study of a counter-hegemonic sporting event, and reveal some of the contradictions in Olympic sport.

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Conclusion,d the Olympic industry between 1896 and 2012. A focus on three models of sportive movement – achievement sport, fitness sport and body experience sport – has illustrated the ways in which the Olympic industry privileges certain gendered, classed, raced and sexualized sporting bodies and a limited ra

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Kernel

Conclusion,nge of sporting performances. Most Olympic resistance movements have focused on the non-sport impacts on host cities and regions, rather than specific issues of sport and gender. New media offer the possibility of convergence, with activists working together to address social problems exacerbated by the Olympic industry.