Titlebook: Global Sport Leaders; A Biographical Analy Emmanuel Bayle,Patrick Clastres Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 E

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Hein Verbruggen: Bringing a Corporate Mentality to the Governance of Sportve, the authors take a closer look at his professional career outside sport, his entry into the world of sport and the various phases he went through as a leader, his achievements and legacy, as well as allegations related to his leadership.

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Lamine Diack: The Pride of a Continento an incredible rise within sport international institutions (President of African Athletic Confederation, member of the International Olympic Committee). Lamine Diack was the pride of a continent until his fall in one the biggest scandal in the history of world sport.

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Bernie Ecclestone: Formula One’s Entrepreneurial Ringmastercknowledging his contribution to the sport, Stuart observes how his autocratic leadership eventually led to his demise: from being the sport’s most influential individual he was effectively side-lined by its new owners in 2017.

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Philippe Chatrier:?The Fight to Control Professional Tennisrinciples involved in what can be called the “Chatrier system” and then discuss Chatrier’s work on the international stage, showing how his approach to management impacted the French tennis federation, the wider tennis world, the Olympic movement and international sport in general.

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Martin L?ffelholz,Marcus Kieppenal sports federations. This chapter focuses on Havelange‘s arrival at the top of FIFA and then examines why Havelange, unlike his predecessors, introduced policies specifically aimed at expanding the body.

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Jo?o Havelange: A Businessman for World Soccernal sports federations. This chapter focuses on Havelange‘s arrival at the top of FIFA and then examines why Havelange, unlike his predecessors, introduced policies specifically aimed at expanding the body.

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Book 2018lobal sport in the 120 years since Baron Pierre de Coubertin revived the Olympic Games. Through their positions in major sports organisations, their influence, the examples they set, their successes and failures, and their ability to bring about change, these notable individuals controlled and conti

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Sofia Iordanidou,Nael Jebril,Emmanouil Takasite athlete has become a distinct advantage, a large proportion of sport’s leaders have been lawyers by training. Some have managed to combine their ascent through the ranks of sports administration with a political career. Clastres & Bayle then discuss how these bodies have been presided almost exclusively by men and Europeans.

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