Titlebook: Mega Events in Post-Soviet Eurasia; Shifting Borderlines Andrey Makarychev,Alexandra Yatsyk Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Book 2016g shift of the global sport industry to non-Western countries. ?Mega-events often draw domestic lines of cultural and social exclusion within host’s polities. It is these ruptures and gaps this volume explores, contributing to a better understanding of the intricate interconnections between global institutions and national identities. ?

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From Sochi—2014 to FIFA—2018: The Crisis of Sovereignty and the Challenges of Globalizationworld through hosting exorbitantly costly world-scale performances. Russia’s deep engagement with the global industry of mega events betrays vulnerabilities of the sovereign model of power Putin is eager to reinstall as his primary political tool in a struggle against the increasingly post-national/post-sovereign West.

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Book 2016isting scholarship on political regimes, international norms, national identities, and cultural narratives. The book collects case studies written by insiders from different countries of post-Soviet Eurasia that have recently hosted— or intend to host in the future —sporting events of a global scale

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First European Olympic Games in Baku: New Articulation of Azerbaijani Identity?test, Azerbaijan hosted a Europe-wide performative event, which has to be assessed as a series of moves that constitute a symbolic capital for country’s Europeanization. In the meantime, this pro-European drive is constrained by a number of political and economic factors that will be tackled in this analysis as well.

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