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Abstract
This book provides an invaluable overview of contemporary sports journalism across all media forms. It situates sports journalism within the broader historical, economic, technological and cultural contexts and examines the commercialisation of sport and the impact this is having on sports journalism.
Table of Contents
Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
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FOREWORD | |||
ACRONYMS & TERMS | |||
BACKGROUND | |||
Rights-based Approaches | |||
The RBA Learning Project | |||
THE CASE STUDIES | |||
ELEMENTS OF RBA PROJECTS | |||
Thorough Analysis of Underlying Causes of Poverty, including Explicit and Ongoing Analyses of Power, Gender and Risk | |||
Community-centered Development, including Building Sustainable Capacity to Claim Rights and to Drive Decision-making | |||
Duty-bearers Engaged, Strengthened and Held Accountable | |||
Advocacy for Sustainable Change in Policy and Practice | |||
Alliance-building | |||
Working at Multiple Levels | |||
Focus on Groups that are Marginalized and Discriminated Against | |||
Problems Framed as Rights Issues and Linked to International or National Standards | |||
Conclusion | |||
IMPACTS OF TRADITIONAL AND RBA PROJECTS | |||
CATEGORIES OF RBA-ASSOCIATED IMPACTS | |||
Effect Changes in Policy and Practice | |||
Have Impacts at Multiple Levels | |||
Affirm the Dignity of All Human Beings | |||
Change Power Dynamics | |||
Strengthen Civil Society to Claim Rights and to Hold Duty-bearers Accountable | |||
Strengthen Peace and Personal Security | |||
Open the Political Culture | |||
Engender Greater Responsiveness, Responsibility and Accountability on the Part of Duty-bearers | |||
Effect Fundamental and Sustainable Change | |||
Conclusion | |||
CHALLENGES AND NEXT STEPS IN THE JOINT LEARNING AGENDA | |||
Adoption, Application and Learning | |||
Monitoring and Evaluation | |||
Conclusion | |||
APPENDICES | |||
A CASE STUDIES | |||
A1 Ethiopia Make Trade Fair Coffee Campaign | |||
A2 Guatemala Overcoming Racism and Discrimination through Active Participation by the Mayan People | |||
A3 Bangladesh Locally Intensified Farming Enterprises and New Options for Pest Management | |||
A4 Ethiopia Civil Society Capacity Strengthening | |||
A5 Bangladesh Local Initiatives in Farmer Training | |||
A6 Guatemala Economic, Political and Social Empowerment for Small Producers in Guatemala’s Central Highlands | |||
A7 Ethiopia Rift Valley Irrigation | |||
A8 Ethiopia Infrastructure Improvement/Urban Food-for-Work | |||
B FACILITATOR’S GUIDE |