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Subject(s)

• Peace-building [Browse]
• Social change [Browse]

Related name

• Safaříková, Simona [Browse]
• Cherurbai Sambili-Gicheha, Lin [Browse]

Series

Routledge International Handbooks Series [More in this series]

Summary note

This book explores the field of Sport for Development and Peace (SDP), putting Global South voices and perspectives at the centre of the analysis. It covers a wide range of thematic and methodological areas that inform existing and emerging discourses in SDP.

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Contents

• Cover
• Half Title
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Contents
• List of Contributors
• Acknowledgements
• Introduction: Global South Voices on Sport for Development and Peace
• PART I: Africa
• 1. Conducting an Investigation on a "Sport for Development" Programme in Senegal: Cultural Distances, Epistemological Limits and Methodological Adjustments
• 2. The intersections Between Sport, Development, and Social Entrepreneurship in the Global South: The Case of Botswana
• 3. Sport-In-Development Assessment Tool (SDIAT) as Indigenous Response to Meaningful Knowledge Production in Africa
• 4. Sport as a Vehicle for Deploying Peace Building and Conflict Resolution in Zimbabwe
• 5. Navigating Socio-Cultural Conditions and Gaining Empowerment Through Boxing: The Case of Ugandan Women
• 6. Sports Events: The Opportunity for Sports for Development Initiatives in Africa
• 7. Environmental Implications of Climate Change for Sport Federations from the South: The Case Study of a Recent Drought in the Western Cape, South Africa
• 8. A Multi-Stakeholder Approach to Sport as a Tool for Development in Africa: Comparing Ghana and Zambia
• 9. Gender-Related Prescripts and Sport: A Case Study from Southern Africa
• 10. Conceptualising Social Contributions Through Football: Analysis of Women Football Managers in West Africa
• PART II: Asia
• 11. Enhancing Peace and Security in Military-Civilian Interactions Through Sport: A Case Study of the Philippine Marine Corps' Football for Peace Program (PMC-FFP) in Sulu, Southern Philippines
• 12. A Narrative Analysis of Women and Sport in India
• 13. Sport for Development and the Post/Anti-Colonial Global South State: Insights from Vietnam
• 14. Sport for Development in the Arabian Gulf: Navigating the Global North-South Divide and Listening to the 'Other'.
• 15. Analysing the Role of Sport for Development and Peace Programmes in High-Risk Communities: Violent Extremism Among the Youth of Pakistan
• 16. Sport and Migration in Turkey
• 17. Potential and Opportunities of Sport for Development and Peace in Pakistan, Iran, Palestine, and the Occupied Territories: Mapping Initiatives, Uses, and Lessons Learned
• 18. Sport Against Development and Peace: Examining the Physical Education Curriculum Under ISIS
• 19. Harnessing Sport for the Holistic Development of Children in India
• 20. Cultivating Korean Youth Volunteers as Global Citizens with Regional Expertise Through Sport for International Development
• 21. Japan-ASEAN Sports Cooperation for a Gender-Equal Society from the Government Perspectives: A Case Study in Thailand
• 22. Women's Empowerment Through Sports in South Asia: Gender and Sport for Development and Peace (SDP) Programs in India and Bangladesh
• PART III: South America
• 23. Reproduction of Social Inequalities and Its Relation to Sport For Development and Peace Programs: Athletes' Migration in Brazil
• 24. An Inclusive Football for Development Tournament Impacting Disadvantaged and Indigenous Youths from the Ecuadorian Amazonia: Goals for Life and Dreams
• 25. Sport for Development and the Exercise of Care in Sports Social Projects: Voices from the South of Brazil
• 26. A Sport-Based Livelihoods Programme Addressing the Human Mobility Crisis in Latin America: Lessons from a Global South Sport Non-Governmental Development Organizations (SNGDO) Based in Ecuador
• 27. Description of Colombian Youth Experiences Throughout a Sport for Development and Peace Programme: Walking from a Local Bogotá Community to the Olympic Games
• 28. Factors Associated with the Practice of Sports by Migrants in Mexico.
• 29. Black Feminisms in Sport: Implications for Anti-Racist School Physical Education in Brazil
• 30. Potential of Scuba Diving in Chilean Sports Development Programs
• 31. Women's Football in Brazil: What Was Reported Online During the Covid-19 Pandemic?
• 32. Young Leaders (YLs) from the International Inspiration (IN) Programme in Brazil
• 33. Sport as a Possibility to Encourage Bodily Practices and Physical Activities in Primary Health Care
• 34. Teaching Possibilities for Physical Education Teachers: Sport and Human Formation
• 35. Sport Policies and "Well Living" in Bolivia (2006-2019)
• 36. Host Residents' Perceptions of the Olympic Legacies: The Legacy Effect on Community Sport Participation
• 37. Sport for Development in South America: A Comparison Between Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay
• 38. The Resocialization of Youth Offenders Through Sports: Challenges and Possibilities
• 39. Sustainable Development Goals in Sport for Development and Peace Agenda in Colombia: Analysis of Online Documents
• 40. Researchers' Positionalities in Sport for Development: 'Global North', 'Global South', but What is In-Between?
• 41. Sports and Maternity in the Work Context: Struggles and Confrontations for Decent Work
• 42. Sport and Social Inclusion in Uruguay: Inclusive Potentialities Identification in the Sportive Social Project of Malvin Norte's Neighborhood
• 43. Remembering Sport Education in Brazilian Communities: Climbing a Favela Hill to Build the Pedagogy of Courage
• PART IV: North America
• 44. Forced Migrant Women in the United States: Experiences and Perspectives Grounded in Sport and Physical Exercise
• PART V: Oceania
• 45. Suggested Strategies for Encouraging Sports and Social Cohesion in Solomon Islands
• PART VI: Global Relations.
• 46. Downplaying Competition as a Sport-for-Development Strategy: Perceptions from the Global South - Latin American Participants at the 2018 Football-3 Moscow Festival
• 47. Preparation, Validation and Application of a Questionnaire to Assess the Needs Determined by the Sporting Environment in Mixed Ability Rugby
• 48. South-North Research Collaboration to Support Local NGO Work in Madagascar on a Sport for Development Project
• 49. Performative Conformity in the Monitoring and Evaluation (M&
• E) of Sport for Development and Peace: "Seeing Behind the Curtain"
• Index.

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ISBN

• 9781040023983
• 1040023983
• 9781032667805
• 103266780X
• 9781040023914
• 1040023916

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