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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Jules Rimet: FIFA’s Missionary Presidentdirectly linked to political changes and their actions extend over long periods of time. Through his long-term commitment to the world of sport, Jules Rimet became a ‘senior sports administrator’. It is largely due to Jules Rimet’s work over more than three decades between the early 1920s and the mi

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Henri de Baillet-Latour: Globalising the Olympic Movement style of management, protecting the IOC’s institutional monopoly in the face of the increasing strength of the international sports federations, and expanding the Olympics across the globe. In this chapter, Carpentier shows how, in fact, his leadership turned out to be no less autocratic than that

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Philippe Chatrier:?The Fight to Control Professional Tennise was president of the French tennis federation (FFT) and then the international tennis federation (1977–1991). We begin by examining the management principles involved in what can be called the “Chatrier system” and then discuss Chatrier’s work on the international stage, showing how his approach t

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Juan Antonio Samaranch: From Barcelona Elite to the Olympic World (1980–2001) and thus a major leader of world sport at his time. He transformed the IOC from a small, historical organisation founded by Pierre de Coubertin in 1894 to perpetuate the modern Olympic Games every four years into a sort of permanent government of world sport legitimised by an event whic

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Richard (Dick) W.D. Pound: The Architect of Olympic Business we now know as the ‘business of the Olympics’ by?overseeing the creation of the TOP (The Olympic Partners) program and the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). This chapter provides an overview of Pound’s key contributions to the Olympic Movement and the world of international sport. It discusses key c

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Hein Verbruggen: Bringing a Corporate Mentality to the Governance of Sportth the UCI (International Cycling Union) and SportAccord (today: Global Association of International Sports Federations—GAISF). While Hein Verbruggen has probably been one of the most controversial figures in international sport in recent years, the chapter mainly focuses on his business vision and

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Jacques Rogge—The Quest for New Olympic Valuese putting all efforts on Olympic values and ethics. He faced the growing professionalization of sport, worldwide economic crisis, climate changes, the power of media and many other challenges like doping, betting, match fixing and the gigantism of the Games. Rogge’s signature management clearly appe

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Lamine Diack: The Pride of a Continentnternational Association of Athletics Federations and an influential member of the International Olympic Committee. This is a portrait of a product of the French system education in the colonies, a particularly gifted athlete in the late fifties as a footballer, then as high jumper with French and S