Play the Game 2015
Global sport: reform or revolution?
Play the Game 2015
Global sport: Reform or revolution?
25-29 October 2015, Aarhus, Denmark.
On these webpages you can find information about the ninth world communications conference on sport and society.
News about Play the Game 2015
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Mega-events in Brazil: Not all party for the citizens
12.01.2016
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Participants express great satisfaction with Play the Game 2015
22.12.2015
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All recorded material from Play the Game 2015 is now available
25.11.2015
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Too few athletes in the Olympics to ensure gender equality
03.11.2015
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Presentations from Play the Game 2015
29.10.2015
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Play the Game 2015 highlights
Main conference themes
- The revolt against global events:
A perfect storm for sport? - Governments vs. fixers:
Will the rule of law beat the law of the jungle? - Good governance in sport:
Setting standards, raising bars - A new World Code against doping:
Anybody willing to comply? - The deadly disease of inactivity:
Is the world ready for a cure? - Transfers and trafficking:
The human cost of broken dreams - College sport in the USA:
Unprotected amateurs in a billion-dollar business - Open forum
Read more about the conference themes
Sports Governance Observer 2015
Not only FIFA needs an overhaul. Most international sports federations fail to comply with basic standards for democracy, transparency and accountability. The new report ‘The Sports Governance Observer 2015’ identifies serious governance deficiencies in international sport.
Download and read the report published by Play the Game up the conference.
Read more about Sport Governance Observer.