Routledge Handbook of Sport in China

Herausgeber: Hong, Fan; Li, Liu

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Produktbeschreibung

This is the first book to offer a comprehensive overview of the history, and development of sport from the ancient to the contemporary era in China. It explores topics including the history of Chinese traditional sport, the rise of modern sport, physical education, and leisure and tourism.

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Produktdetails

• Routledge International Handbooks
• Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
• Seitenzahl: 486
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2023
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 249mm x 189mm x 34mm
• Gewicht: 1106g
• ISBN-13: 9781032068206
• ISBN-10: 1032068205
• Artikelnr.: 67680131

Autorenporträt

Fan Hong is professor in Sport Studies and executive dean of the Institute of Olympic Studies and Research of Shanghai University of Sport, China. She has worked, as a Professor, in De Montford University, University College Cork, University of Western Australia, Bangor University from the 1990s to the 2020s. She was the editor of the International Journal of History of Sport (Asia) and now is the Editor in Chief of the Asian Journal of Sport History and Culture, and editorial board member of several academic journals. Her research interests are in the areas of sports history, gender, policy and organisation, cross cultural studies, and Asian sports history studies. Liu Li obtained her PhD at The University of Western Australia in 2016 in Perth, Australia. She studied in University College Cork, Ireland from 2011 to 2014. She is now an associate professor in the School of Sports History and Culture, College of Sports and Physical Education at Anhui Normal University. She is an editorial board member of the Asian Journal of Sport History and Culture. Her main research interests are Chinese history and sports history and culture. She has received funding for Six research projects. Two of them are supported by China's National Philosophy & Social Science Foundation and the Ministry of Education. She has published two books in English and more than 20 book chapters and refereed journal articles in Chinese and English.

Inhaltsangabe

Part I Sports History and Tradition in Ancient China
1. The Bodily Practice, Thoughts and Beliefs in Pre-Qin Period (before 221
BC)
2. Sports Transformation in Qin and Han Dynasties and Three Kingdoms Period
3. Sports in the Two Jin and the Southern and Northern Dynasties
4. Sport, Physical Activity, and Health in Sui, Tang, and Five Dynasties
and Ten Kingdoms Period (581-979)
5. Sports Development in Song and Yuan Dynasties (960-1368)
6. The Transformation of Traditional Sports in the Ming and Qing Dynasties
(1368-1840)
Part II The Rise of Modern Sports and Olympics
7. The Early Diffusion of Modern Western Sport to China
8. Physical Liberation and Feminism: Women's Sports in the Republic of
China
9. Christianity and the Transformation of Physical Education and Sport in
China
10. Sporting Events and Competitions in Modern China
11. Going Global: China's Participation in the Olympics During the Republic
of China
12. China and the Far Eastern Championship Games
Part III Sports, Politics, Diplomacy, and International Relations
13. International Sporting Bids, China, and the Relations with Its
Neighbours
14. Sport Diplomacy and International Relations of China
Part IV Sports Policy, Law, and Governance
15. Professional Football in China: The Past, Present, and Future
16. The Systemic and Political Governance of Chinese Sports
17. Mass Sports and Its Role In Economic Development
18. School Sport and University Sports Club Development in China
19. Chinese Sports Lottery: Development and Regulations
20. Sports Law in China
Part V Sports and Physical Education in Schools
21. The Influence of Gender Identities and Development on Sports and
Physical Education in China
22. A Comparative Study on the Policies and Practices of Physical Education
in Schools at the Compulsory Education Stage Between China and Japan
23. Preschool Children's Sports Policy Development and Health Since the
Reform and Opening Up in China
24. From the 'Cooperation of Sports and Education' to the 'Integration of
Sports and Education': The Road of Training Elite Sport Talents in China
25. A Critical Assessment of Physical Education Systems in Schools
Part VI Sports and Physical Fitness for the Community and Society
26. Sports and Physical Fitness of Senior Citizens
27. Sports and Social Stratification in Contemporary China: Migrant
Workers, Citizenship, and Sport Rights
28. Sports Participation of Ethnic Minorities
29. Sports Policy and Development for the Masses: A Historical Overview
30. China's Selection System for Disabled Athletes and its Advantages
31. Gender Politics and Women's Sports Participation in the People's
Republic of China
32. Sports Participation Among Children and Adolescents
Part VII Elite Sports Development, Chinese Character, and Nationalism
33. China at the Asian Games: Progress and Prospects
34. Athletes' Development in China: The Success and Challenge
35. Flying the Flag at the Olympics: Representing Nation Through Elite
Sports Space
36. The Commercialisation and Professionalisation of High-Performance
Sports
37. The Effects of Hosting the Olympic Games in China: From Host and
Non-Host Cities' Perspectives
38. Social Media Marketing in China
39. The Naturalization of Athletes in Mainland China
40. Inheritance and Enrichment: The Cultural Heritage of Beijing Olympic
Games
Part VIII Sports Economy, Commerce, and Management
41. Sport Commerce and Event Management in the Global Commodity Chains
42. The Promotion of Rural Revitalization in China through Grassroots
Sports Social Organisations
43. Sport Economy and Urban Development
44. Leisure Sports in China: Policy and Practice
45. Generation Z Consumers and New Trends in the Chinese Sports Industry
46. "An Art of Regrets": Creativity and Constraints in Olympic Documentary
Making in China
Part IX Sports in Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan
47. A Review of Taiwan Sports
48. Sport and Hong Kong's Identity in Transition Since 1997 - Sport Played
as a Binder or Not?
49. The Development of Sports-for-All Culture in Post-Colonial Hong Kong
50. The Development Of Sporting Culture In Hong Kong: Hong Kong Gay Games
2023
51. The Collaborative Innovation of Taekwondo Halls in the Cross-Straits
under the Background of Chinese Mainland's Taiwan Policy
52. Olympic Model: Consensus on Cross-Strait Sports Communicate Since the
Reform and Opening Up of the People's Republic of China
53. The Transition of Hong Kong Elite Sports Policy Before and After 1997
Part X Research Structure, Funding, and Management: Institutes, Projects,
Journals, Publications on Sports, PE, and Leisure
54. A Review of Major Publications on Chinese Sport within Western
Scholarship in the Twenty-First Century
55. Management of Chinese Sports Science Research: Sport Science
Institutes, Societies, and Organizations
56. A Review of Chinese Journals, Conference Proceedings, and Publications
in Sports Social Science
57. A Bibliometric Review on the Publications of Exercise and Sport Science
in the Major Chinese Sports-Related Journals in the Last Decade
58. Evaluation of Public Finance of Sports Science Research Projects in
China--Taking the Sports Project of National Social Science Funds as an
Example