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An international conference hosted by the University of Waikato for academics researching the socio-cultural aspects of surfing, to be held at Solscape overlooking the famous Whaingaroa Raglan break in Aotearoa New Zealand.

The goal of this workshop is to generate and extend conversations about digital scholarship, especially in relationship to the historical study of sport and related realms including recreation, games, physical activity, and the moving body.

Linnéuniversitetet hälsar lärare och forskare vid landets universitet och högskolor, idrottsledare, lärare i idrott och hälsa, och andra intresserade varmt välkomna till idrottskonferensen SVEBI 2015.

This congress is a great opportunity to network with experts academics and industrials in the field of Football Sciences. We invite all academics, research students and professionals to join this international congress.

This one-day symposium will open up debates and explore the nuances of sex and sexualities within popular culture and will afford a platform for postgraduate students (MA/MSc onwards) and creative practitioners exploring these areas to meet peers, share work and learn from each other.

An invitation for submissions is extended to those exploring sport management topics – ranging from marketing and finance to event management and communication.

The Sports and Violence Conference will be held on March 19, 2016 on the campus of Ashland University in Ashland, Ohio. We are seeking paper and panel proposals that engage the conference theme.

Sport has always played an integral role within Caribbean societies. Sports personalities have for a long time been the Caribbean's heroes and so too sport has always been an iconic Caribbean pastime. This popularity has driven many state initiatives to use sport as a tool for economic and social development.

The Athens Institute for Education and Research (ATINER) is an independent association of academics and researchers. It was conceived in Ottawa (Canada) in the mid-1980s, established in Toronto (Canada) as Athens Institute for Advanced Studies (AIAS) in 1990 before its statutory establishment in Athens (Greece) in 1995.

Video games are today depicted as an evident leisure activity. Yet, the legitimization of this hobby has undertaken a chaotic track. Playing video games has, in fact, transformed from a marginal and isolated activity to a global and mainstream pastime.