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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Journalism in the Fallen Confederacyof his predecessor. With the finesse of a true diplomat, thanks to his personal fortune, and despite the geopolitical constraints resulting from colonialism and the limitations of contemporary means of transportation and communication, Baillet-Latour managed to block the expansion of the YMCA and to turn the Olympics into a global event.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-85774-3hallenges Pound faced, namely financial, Olympic Movement unity, and doping. The chapter concludes with how Pound dealt with these challenges, noting the timing, skills, and leadership needed to do so.

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Christian Nuernbergk,Christoph Neubergerared at the end of his presidency: the IOC, which is at the heart of a complex system, requires the strategic vision provided by its commissions and the solid management provided by the Olympic administration in order to safeguard new values.

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,Internet, Journalismus und ?ffentlichkeit,lving its continental confederations. Despite his successes, the corrupt practices and clannish power system that permeated the highest levels of FIFA’s management eventually led to the collapse of the system he had instigated. In fact, the impact of FIFAgate (2015) was so great it shook the whole world of international sport.

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Introduction: Becoming a Global Sport Leader,ite 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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Henri de Baillet-Latour: Globalising the Olympic Movementof his predecessor. With the finesse of a true diplomat, thanks to his personal fortune, and despite the geopolitical constraints resulting from colonialism and the limitations of contemporary means of transportation and communication, Baillet-Latour managed to block the expansion of the YMCA and to turn the Olympics into a global event.

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Richard (Dick) W.D. Pound: The Architect of Olympic Businesshallenges Pound faced, namely financial, Olympic Movement unity, and doping. The chapter concludes with how Pound dealt with these challenges, noting the timing, skills, and leadership needed to do so.