FORCEPS

Thème : Le sport à l'épreuve des diversités

Organisé par : L'accord partiel élargi sur le sport (APES) du Conseil de l'Europe, et l'équipe de recherche en sciences sociales du sport du l'université Marc Bloch de Strasbourg

Les 20 et 21 novembre 2008 à Strasbourg

Contacts : Nathalie Rossel (APELS). Mail : nrossel@apels.org
Pr. William Gasparini. Mail : william.gasparini@umb.ustrasbg.fr

Thème: A quoi servent les sciences sociales du sport ?
Recherches et utilité(s) sociale(s)

Université Claude Bernard - Lyon1
Centre de Recherche et d'Innovation sur le Sport (CRIS, EA4167)

du 27 au 29 mai 2009 à l'université Lyon1

1er appel à communication
Limite d'inscription: 15 octobre 2008

Pour plus d'informations : 3slf2009@univ-lyon1.fr

COLLOQUE ETHNOLOGIE
ET SCIENCES DU SPORT
CORPS, MOUVEMENT ET SPORT
Convergences et pistes d'interrogation

Université Paris X- Nanterre

22 - 23 MAI 2008

Avec le soutien de :
Laboratoire d'Ethnologie et de Sociologie Comparative,
ED Milieux, cultures et sociétés du passé et du présent
Maison de l'Archéologie et de l'Ethnologie
Société d'ethnologie française
Laboratoire Sport et culture
UFR STAPS

Lieu : Maison de l'Archéologie et de l'Ethnologie René Ginouvès,
LESC - UMR CNRS 7535, Salle F 308

RER A, station Nanterre Université ou par le train depuis la gare St-Lazare

L'Iconothèque de l'INSEP fait connaître sa dernière exposition
consacrée à l'oeuvre chronophotographique de Georges Demeny à l'École de Joinville (1902-1907).

Roubaix les 11-13 juin prochains
Colloque "Images de sport. archives, histoire, droit".

L’Institut Emilie du Châtelet et le Conseil régional d’Ile de France vous invitent à participer aux

ASSISES DE L'IEC

organisées cette année sur le thème des :

Résistances à l'égalité entre les femmes et les hommes

Tous les lundis de Juin (les 2, 9, 16, 23 et 30) de 13h à 18h

Lundi 23 juin 2008 : Sport, corps et identités sexuées chez les jeunes

Veuillez trouver en pièce attachée le programme complet de cette manifestation.
Merci de vous inscrire en ligne à l’adresse suivante http://www.imapsfrance.org/formulaire_iec.htm.

Contacts : iec@mnhn.fr

Dates : vendredi 28 mars, 9h-18h et samedi 29 mars 9h-16h30

Lieux : ENS-LHS, 15 parvis René-Descartes 69007 Lyon
Métro: ligne B, station Debourg

Centre d'histoire de la résistance et de la déportation, 14 avenur Berthelot 69007 Lyon
Tram: T2 arrêt Centre Berthelot

Pour plus d'informations : www.colloque-femmes-militantes.org

International Summer School for Young Researchers
Course for PhD Students

Date: August 12 – 18, 2008

Place: Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences,
University of Copenhagen, Denmark


Aims and Concept

Currently, in all Western countries body cultures and health are in various ways in the centre of public attention. Physicians, politicians and scientists, parents and teachers, a considerable part of the population is either involved in the production or propagation of knowledge about the interdependencies between body, weight, health and physical activity or addressed by the messages and recipes which are everywhere, in the mass media, in the programs of municipalities or in the teaching materials of schools. In addition, health is an important issue in the current doping crisis which challenges the sport system as a whole. Moreover, health, sport and the body are increasingly used as means of social distinction and as symbolic capital. Health and appearance are no longer determined by destiny, but they are products of work and money. Various body cultures (and sub cultures) are promising certain images, are used for enactments and are part of identities. Various disciplines with different theoretical approaches, questions and methods are dealing with body cultures and health, and there has been conducted a considerable amount of research.


This summer school will deal with various topics connected with body cultures and health. The teaching will be based on available knowledge, but there will be room for further questions and discussions which open new perspectives. The course will provide an excellent opportunity for students and lecturers to exchange knowledge about the specific sport systems, the body cultures, the health discourses (including practices) in various scientific disciplines and in various countries. It will also lead to communication, networks and cooperation among the participants.

The summer school is addressed to PhD students and young researchers and intends to support them in their scientific work. It offers them the opportunity of acquiring knowledge about the state of the art in the area of theories and methods, of presenting their research, of discussing problems, of obtaining advice from experts and of building up a network. It is hoped to help young researchers to become integrated into the scientific community.

The involvement of internationally renowned experts will guarantee that knowledge and advice as well as the evaluation of students’ papers will contribute decisively to research of high quality and relevance.

Experts

• Associate professor Laila Ottesen, Department of Exercise and Sport
Sciences, University of Copenhagen, Denmark
• Professor Gertrud Pfister, Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences,
University of Copenhagen, Denmark
• Professor Gerald Gems, North Central College, Naperville, USA
• Dr. Elizabeth Pike, School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences,
University of Chichester, England
• Professor Andrew Sparkes, Exeter University, England
(has to be confirmed)
• Professor Annette Hofmann, University College of Education, Ludwigsburg, Germany

Organisation

In keynote lectures the experts will address important questions, new approaches and results, problems and strategies of research, current trends and main issues in the area of sport, education and socialisation. The students will have the opportu-nity of asking questions and discussing with the experts. In addition, all students will give a report of their own projects. Papers with the main outlines of these pro-jects must be submitted before the summer school begins. There will be an in-depth discussion of each research project in working groups. In addition, the experts are available for individual supervision.

Selection of the students

The summer school will take place in collaboration with the International Society for the History of Physical Education and Sport (ISHPES), The International Sport Sociological Association (ISSA) and the European Association of Sport
Psychology (FEPSAC).

Participants should be young researchers (either planning a PhD, working on their PhD or post docs). Participants will be selected according to the following criteria: topic, state of research, quality of the project. The participants may work in differ-ent disciplines from pedagogy to history.

The number of participants will be between 20 and 25; it is aimed to include stu-dents from as many countries as possible.

The participation in the Summer School is free. Travel and accommodation has to be covered by the participants.There is the opportunity to sleep in a youth hostel in the centre of Copenhagen. We have applied for funding and may be able to provide free lunches.

Call for applications
Please fill out application form and forward it by e-mail to Christina Christensen: phdsummerschool@ifi.ku.dk

Deadline: May 16, 2008.

Further information
Christina Christensen

Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences, University of Copenhagen
E-mail: phdsummerschool@ifi.ku.dk
Http://www.ifi.ku.dk/english/communication/summer_school/

Programme and registration links :
Thinking the Olympics registration form.doc
Olympics conference provisional programme.doc
18th-19th September 2008 at the Institute of Classical Studies, Senate House, University of London

SECOND CALL FOR PAPERS

The 2008 Olympics in Beijing, poised between the return of the Games to Athens in 2004, and the future return to London in 2012, present a striking opportunity to reassess the role of the classical tradition in the modern, post-classical Olympic Games. Certain versions of a so-called Hellenic ideal have regularly been a feature of public discourse about the Olympics, and have occasioned much of the inventing of traditions that has surrounded the Games since their revival in the nineteenth century. Classical references were very visible in the 2004 Games, and the Athens celebrations were also accompanied by a number of books that together helped to redefine the understanding of the ancient games and their commemoration in poetry and pottery. The classical figures are considerably more muted in the publicity for the Beijing Games, so that it is legitimate to question how much and under what conditions the classical tradition has further relevance for contemporary Olympics, or contemporary Olympics for the classical tradition.

This interdisciplinary conference invites submissions that consider the versions of ancient Greece legible, or suppressed, in the iconography, histories, literature, and ceremonies, both official and unofficial, of the revived Olympic Games. Papers will centrally address some classical aspect of the modern Olympic Games, but may be substantially focussed on topics including, although not limited to
the poetics of athletics
Olympic ideals in statuary, painting, ceramics and iconography
epic figures and the Olympics
the Games as theatrical performance
international games and globalisation
nationalism at the Olympics
sport and war
race/ethnicity at the Olympics
gender and the Olympics
the Paralympics and classical ideals
the ethics of sportsmanship

Perspectives from a variety of relevant disciplines/discourses, including classical reception studies, history ancient and modern, literary studies, cultural studies, history of art, theatre studies, anthropology, media studies, political science, philosophy, sports science, and the history of medicine, are all welcome.

We are pleased to announce that Professor David Gilman Romano, of the University of Pennsylvania, will be our keynote speaker.

A leading academic publisher has expressed interest in publishing a selection of the proceedings.

The conference is supported by Goldsmiths, University of London and the University of Reading.

Please send a 300 word abstract, suitable for a 20-minute paper, to Michael Simpson (m.simpson@gold.ac.uk), Department of English and Comparative Literature, Goldsmiths, University of London or to Barbara Goff (b.e.goff@reading.ac.uk), Department of Classics, University of Reading. The deadline for the receipt of abstracts is 31st March 2008.

IMPORTANT : in order to have other informations, this link is the conference website :
http://www.goldsmiths.ac.uk/ecl/thinking-olympics.php

PROGRAMME DU COLLOQUE / CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
sous réserve de modifications / details are subject to change

Jeudi 27 mars 2008 / Thursday, March 27, 2008

14 h 00 – 14 h 15 Ouverture / Welcome

14 h 15 – 15 h 15 S. Leth-Jorgensen (International Sales Director, Sport One Danmark, Copenhague, Danemark): “Sponsorship does sell”

15 h 15 – 16 h 00 N. Chavanat (Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1), G. Martinent (Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1), A. Ferrand (Université de Poitiers): “The Effects of Multiple Sponsorship Arrangements on Consumers’ Behavioural Effects: 2006 FIFA Soccer World Cup Germany”

16 h 00 – 16 h 30 Pause café / Coffee break

16 h 30 – 18 h 00 Table Ronde : « Regards croisés sur l’efficacité du parrainage sportif / « Different perspectives on sport sponsorship effectiveness » avec la participation de :

• F. Bataillon Dal-Zuffo, Directrice de la Division des Sports de la Jeunesse et de la Vie Associative, Conseil général de la Moselle
• T. Huguenin, Responsable Mécénat, Fondation et Partenariats, La Française des Jeux, Paris
• S. Leth-Jorgensen, International Sales Director, Sport One Danmark, Copenhague, Danemark
• F. Mercadier, Directeur Etudes Sport, BVA, Paris
• B. Walliser, Université Nancy 2, IAE et ICN Business School.

19 h 30 Apéritif et dîner de gala / Reception and gala dinner
« Grand Hôtel de la Reine », Place Stanislas, Nancy


Vendredi 28 mars 2008 / Friday, March 28, 2008

9 h 00 – 10 h 30 Ateliers parallèles / Parallel sessions

Salle 1 / Room 1: D. Louis (ESC Rouen) : « Tentative d’intégration de différentes dimensions de la similarité perçue entre l’entité parrainée et le parrain : une recherche exploratoire »

P. Nanopoulos (Ecole de Management de Strasbourg) : « Le co-parrainage: définition et hypothèses de recherche »

Salle 2 / Room 2: M. Elayoubi (IAE Toulouse) : « Les Relations publiques : approche conceptuelle, perspectives théoriques et proposition de modèle »

D. Assadi (CEREN - ESC Dijon), J-F. Notebaert (CERMAB – Université de Bourgogne), L. Attuel-Mendes (CEREN – ESC Dijon) : « La qualité de l'interactivité dans la communication du service client sur les sites des banques : du courriel au Web 2.0 »

10 h 30 – 11 h 00 Pause café / Coffee break


11 h 00 – 12 h 30 Ateliers parallèles / Parallel sessions

Salle 1 / Room 1: P. Boistel (IAE de Rouen) : « Le produit-partage : sponsoring, co-branding ou endossement? Une analyse exploratoire à partir du produit-partage Volvic Unicef »

S. Fuchs (Université de Bretagne Occidentale) : « Parrainage / Ambush marketing : Impact du contexte de communication sur la mémorisation des messages »

Salle 2 / Room 2: S. Ganassali (University of Savoie), F. Casarin (University Ca’ Foscari of Venezia), P. Cerchiello (University of Pavia), G. Mau (University of Göttingen), C. Rodrigues Santos (University of Leon), A. Siebels (University of Hannover) : “Impact of a sponsorship activity on the brand perceptions within an international context: the America’s Cup and Louis Vuitton case”

F. Smaoui (Université de Tunis), F. Choura-Abida (Université de Tunis) : « Effet du type d’audience sur la memorisation des sponsors : Cas de l’exposition de l’audience directe vs indirecte à un evenement repetitif dans le temps : championnat de football tunisien »

12 h 30 – 14 h 00 Pause café / Coffee break


14 h 00 – 16 h00 A.E. Nielsen (Aarhus School of Business, Danemark), C. Thomsen (Aarhus School of Business, Danemark) : « Communicating Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in Local Networks Toward a Framework for Analysis »

F. Larceneux (HEC Paris) : « Buzz marketing online»

R. Garcia-Bardidia (Université Nancy 2) : « Web 2.0 et la nécessité d'un nouveau paradigme marketing : une exploration à partir du cas "Second Life" »



COMITÉ SCIENTIFIQUE / SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

Christian Derbaix (FUCAM - Mons), Daniel Caumont (ICN - Ecole de Management), Patrick Cotting (Eurosport, Zürich), Jean-Marc Décaudin (IAE de Toulouse - ESC de Toulouse), Christian Dianoux (Université de Metz), Finn Frandsen (Aarhus School of Business, Aarhus University), Stephan Fuchs (Université de Bretagne Occidentale), Renaud Garcia-Bardidia (Université Nancy 2), Jean Luc Herrmann (Université de Metz), Marie-Laure Gavard-Perret (ESA - ENSGI - Grenoble), Flemming Hansen (Copenhagen Business School), Winni Johansen (Aarhus School of Business, Aarhus University), Björn Sven Ivens (Université de Lausanne, HEC), Pascale Quester (The University of Adelaide), Laurent Sacchi (Danone France), Elisabeth Tissier-Desbordes (ESCP – EAP Paris), Eric Vernette (IAE - Université de Toulouse), Björn Walliser (IAE et ICN Ecole de Management - Université Nancy 2).


ORGANISATEURS / ORGANIZERS

ICN Business School
Aarhus School of Business, ASB Centre for Corporate Communications


En partenariat avec / in partnership with


CEREFIGE, Nancy Universités et Université Paul Verlaine à Metz
Association Française du Marketing (AFM) / French Marketing Association (AFM)


LIEU / VENUE

Le colloque aura lieu au / the conference will be held at the :

Pôle Lorrain de Gestion / ICN Business School, Nancy
13, rue Maréchal Ney, 54000 Nancy


BULLETIN D’INSCRIPTION / REGISTRATION FORM

www.icn-groupe.fr/ColloqueCHM2008

It is a tradition that Olympic researchers mette for a symposium at the beginning of each Olympic Games. We invite you to present your sport business research for one day, 12 August 2008, during the Beijing Olympic Games. The Capital University of Economics And Business in Beijing will be the host of this meeting, titled, the "International Sport Business Symposium".

This "call for abstracts" id directed to researchers of all disciplines. The "International Sport Business Symposium" calls for reseerch directly related to the business of 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, and prior and future Olympic Games. Papers about Olympic Games media, legacy, tourism, consumers, organizations, finance, economics, environmt, Paralympics and others are welcome.

An abstract (max 600 words) and one page curriculum vitae should be submitted via e-mail by 21 MArch 2008 to Dr. Douglas Michelle Turco (turco@kutztowm.edu) or Dr. Holger Preuss (preuss@uni-mainz.de)

The Official language for abstracts and the Symposium is English.

Acceptance will be announced by 21 April 2008.
The full papers, to be sent via electronic mail before 30 June 2008, will appear in the Symposium Proceedings.