New Aspects in Sport History : Proceedings of the IXth ISHPES Congress, Cologne, Germany

More than 200 scholars from 35 countries dealt with New Aspects of Sport History. Seen within the context of globalisation and worldwide ideological conflict, the technological development and political and economic changes of the past two decades have had a significant impact on the area of Sport and Physical Education. New challenges have emerged for Sports Science, in general, and for Sport History, in particular. The 9th ISHPES Congress focused on innovative trends as well as on new research and dissemination methodologies, new paradigms and fields of interest. It aimed to underline the relevance of Sport History for the future development of sport and its essential role in intercultural dialogue. This volume 13/1 of the ISHPES-Studies contains 66 papers. They give an interesting insight into almost all the congress sessions, for example: Minorities and National Identity, Eastern Europe: Sport in the Transition of the Growing European Community, Biographies, Significance of Sports Museums and Methodological Approaches. In volume 13/2 'The Olympic Lectures' the ISOH publishes all 28 presentations of the conference proceedings on Olympic issues. There is a special price of 54,00 Euro for volume 13 containing volume 13/1 and 13/2. Contents 1. Greek Antiquity: Evangelos Albanidis: The Admission of 'Barbarians' to Greek Gymnasia during the Hellenistic and Roman Periods oe Sotiris G. Giatsis: How did Byzantine Authors approach Sport? oe István Kertész: The Development of Connections between the Macedonian Royal House and Olympia. From Alexander I to Philip II 2. Sport History, Minorities and National Identity: Evelyne Combeau-Mari: 'Histoire du sport et identité locale'. Histoire du sport et histoire coloniale en France oe Tony Froissart: 'Jeux du Val-d'Oise' et stratégies d'identité locale 1972-2005 oe Gigliola Gori: Culture of the Body, Sporting Traditions and Local Identity in Urbino oe Haim Kaufman: Israeli Sports - From National Pride to Political Hostility oe Kevin B. Wamsley, Michael K. Heine: Fair Game: Indigenous Peoples and the Physical Culture Exhibits of World Expositions oe Uri Yaron, Jacov Sobovitz: Haifa and its Contribution to the Maccabiah Games: The Creation of Society 3. Sport in European History: Lorenz Peiffer: Kontinuität und Diskontinuität: Richtlinien für Leibeserziehung in deutschen Jungenschulen 1937 oe Vesa Vares: The National Side of Finnish Sport and the Finnish-German Sport Relations during the 1930s oe Serge Vaucelle Une histoire des jeux d'exercice pour 'un autre Moyen Âge'? oe Marek Waic: Die Beziehungen zwischen tschechischen und deutschen Ruderern in den böhmischen Ländern und in der Tschechoslowakei als Widerspiegelung nationaler Aspirationen 4. Gymnastics, Sport and Politics: André Gounot: Le projet de recherche 'Manifestations sportives - mises en scène politiques' et la perspective comparative oe Denis Jallat: Les régates du Cercle de voile de Paris à la fin du 19ème siècle: une organisation au service d'enjeux politiques de classe. Essai de comparaison entre la France et l'Angleterre oe Tokuro Yamamoto: Jahns 'Turnen' und GutsMuths' 'Gymnastik': Unterschiede und Bedeutung 5. Biographies: Alar Lipping: Lillian D. Wald: Social Settlement Workers and Public Recreation Reform of the Urban Frontier oe Jan C. Rode: New Aspects of Sport History - Introducing the Biography of Willi Daume oe Patricia Vertinsky: Tasting the Apples from Hitler's Tree: Comparing the Impact of Kurt Hahn and Rudolf Laban 6. Eastern Europe: Sport in Transition in the Growing European Community: Tomasz Jurek: Sport und nationale Minderheiten in Polen vor 1939 oe Ewa Kalamacka: The Health and Hygienic Aspects of Physical Education as seen by Polish Physicians (until 1914). Their Importance for Teacher Training oe Daimar Lell: Sport - Unifier of a Tiny Nation. The Estonian Example oe Bernard Woltmann: Polnische Sportorganisationen in Deutschland (1889-1939) 7. The Significance of