"The Olympics: The Basics" provides a contemporary overview of the Olympic movement, exploring its impact beyond sports on philosophy, culture, and politics. It addresses issues like peace, economics, corruption, and ethics, emphasizing the values of Olympism. This engaging book is essential for both newcomers and scholars in Olympic studies.
The book explores the influence of international law on the conservation efforts for the Amazon rainforest. It delves into how legal frameworks shape environmental policies and the effectiveness of these laws in safeguarding this vital ecosystem. By analyzing case studies and legal instruments, the author highlights the challenges and successes in applying international regulations to protect the Amazon's biodiversity and address deforestation.
Cultural policies play a significant role in shaping the design, management, and promotion of the Olympic Games. The book delves into the evolution of these policies over time, with a focused evaluation of the cultural program implemented during the Sydney 2000 Olympics. Garcia provides insights into how cultural considerations are integrated into the Olympic framework, highlighting the impact on the overall event experience.