Power, ideology, and Olympism: reflections on British sport policy

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Hardes, J. 2006. Power, ideology, and Olympism: reflections on British sport policy.
AuthorsHardes, J.
TypeConference paper
Year2006
ConferenceWomen in the Olympic Games Seminar
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Completed2006
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