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Session Submission Type: Panel
This panel is an exploration of Socialist sport before and after 1991. It focuses on the way European socialist states had produced new models, norms and patterns of practices. This panel aims at understanding how socialist governments developed a set of sports policies they tried to export all across the world, in particular in the “Global south”. It will also analyze how athletes, trainers and sports leaders adapted themselves to the political and the economic transformations after the end of socialist regimes.
Framing Empire, Cold War Sport, and Hungary - Johanna Mellis, Ursinus College
'Russian Sparrow': Soviet Women Gymnastics, Gender, and the Cold War in the 1970-80s - Timur Mukhamatulin, Rutgers U-New Brunswick
Between Fraternal and Paternal Assistance: Sports Relations, Anti-Colonialism, and (Neo)-Imperialism in Africa during the Cold War - Jenifer L. Parks, Rocky Mountain College
Navigating the Capitalist Sporting World: The Search for Strategies to Finance East European Sport at the 1992 Olympic Games - Leslie Waters, U of Texas at El Paso