人权与奥运会:从意识形态悖论到新的反腐败遗产
Dikaia Chatziefstathiou1, J Simon Rofe2
1Human Rights & Safeguarding Research Group, School of Psychology and Life Sciences, Canterbury Christ Church University, Canterbury, United Kingdom.
Frontiers in sports and active living
|October 3, 2024
概括
本研究探讨了像奥运会这样的大型体育赛事 (MSE) 中的人权辩论. 它分析了以西方为中心的奥林匹克哲学,体育洗牌和软实力的影响,建议体育外交和反腐败改革可以促进人权遗产.
科学领域:
- * 社会科学 * 社会科学
- * 体育管理 运动管理
- * 国际关系 国际关系
背景情况:
- *研究了大型体育赛事 (MSE),特别是奥运会中关于人权的历史话语.
- *分析了以西方为中心的奥林匹克哲学起源及其对人权保护和促进的影响.
- *讨论了维护中小企业人权的实际挑战和局限性.
研究的目的:
- * 探讨在中小企业的背景下人权辩论的演变.
- * 解开体育洗衣和软实力的概念,在体育的多话题格局中.
- * 调查体育外交作为解释框架的作用以及反腐败改革对人权遗产的影响.
主要方法:
- *对有关人权,中小企业,奥林匹克哲学,体育洗钱,软实力和体育外交的学术文献进行批判性分析.
- * 检查在中小企业的背景下演讲实践和权力动态.
- * 应用体育外交作为理论镜头,以了解政治和人权的相互作用.
主要成果:
- * 奥林匹克哲学的普遍性在历史上受到以西方为中心的观点的影响,影响了人权.
- *体育洗和软实力策略在中小企业中普遍存在,重现了权力不平衡.
- *体育外交提供了一个理解这些动态的框架,而反腐败改革显示出建立人权遗产的潜力.
结论:
- *关于中小企业人权的讨论是复杂的,受历史哲学和当代权力游戏的影响.
- *体育外交和强有力的反腐败措施对于减轻负面影响和促进积极的人权成果至关重要.
- *未来的研究应该继续探索在全球体育赛事框架内嵌入人权的有效策略.
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