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Contemporary Questions

World Games List the characteristics of World Games (12 if you can!)

Answers Elite Performers Pre event qualifications- selections/ trials Shop window for city Highly commercialised- TV rights, sponsorship Infrastructure development Development of sports facilities Spectators Nationalism/ patriotism Officials/ volunteers Positive values Deviancy Symbols

World Games London 2012 was hailed as a great success for the UK, not just in terms of the medal haul and 3rd place achieved. What is the impact in World games on the individual, country and government?

Individual Want to be the best- highly motivated. Test themselves against the best Fulfil potential Driven by personal gain- make a living as a professional Pride/ satisfaction Expectations from those close to them Spectators inspired by role models Pride in country

Cultural Effects Some countries have this as part of their national culture. National hero's Social Effects Hep unify a country Economic Effects Financial investment Shop window Tourism New sports Increase levels of participation Stimulus for infrastructure Regional regeneration

Government Needs government support- Big Time! Support bidding, planning, bring it to fruition- have to believe in long term benefits Can use it to demonstrate political philosophy USA black power salute, Hitlers games. Beijing – help human rights ??? Televised all over world – boost government popularity Or could go wrong!!