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,Having a Place of One’s Own: Doing a Feminist Ethnography of the Swiss Shooting Museum’s Archives,ace(s) of women in the archives show us the making of a specific institutional sporting memory. I adopt a microlevel, feminist and spatial view on the archives. This chapter’s purpose is to reflect on the meaning of a sociological and historical gender-concerned knowledge of shooting sports in Switz

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Late Nineteenth-Century Swimming Teachers in England,ion, which provided new opportunities for female professional swimming teachers. This chapter explores the expansion in their numbers by taking both a prosopographical approach, based on a catalogue of over two hundred women swimming teachers compiled from census data, and providing exemplars of ind

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,Gender Performances of Sports Organization Leaders: A Comparative (Re)Examination of Alice Milliat’èse Eyquem (1913–1978). Two of them are known for their involvement in national and international women’s sport organizations, and one is well known for her competitive career, but was also the founder and director of a mixed tennis school in her late career (since 1936). What were their motives of

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Ghost Administrators: Re-centring Marisa Bonacossa, Lydia Zanchi and Suzanne Otth Within Internatiohave always been absent from these institutions. In fact, before the 1980s they were present in the sport organization. Their roles, rather than being than passive have until now, been hidden. In order to demonstrate that, this research will investigate the case of two women who were active inside t

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A Case Study Comparison of the Presence of Women in Two Olympic Organizing Committees: Mexico 1968 ful, while Barcelona’92 has caused interest as a model for tourism campaigns, urban regeneration, and for the way the city of Barcelona used the Games to generate economic growth. Nevertheless, little attention has been placed on gender during these sport mega-events. This chapter acknowledges the s

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,Having a Place of One’s Own: Doing a Feminist Ethnography of the Swiss Shooting Museum’s Archives,ns are often linked to virility. Thus, women’s presence is viewed as very recent. Historical texts on Swiss shooting barely mention women. However, researchers must adopt a “suspicious” attitude and not directly believe what people say and write. Even though shooting sports is framed by manhood from