the olympic games: a bibliography

University of Technology Sydney

Australian Centre for Olympic Studies

THE OLYMPIC GAMES:A BibliographyCompiled by A. J. Veal

Last updated: July 2012

A suitable citation for this bibliography is:

Veal, A. J. (2012) The Olympic Games: A Bibliography. Sydney: Australian Centre forOlympic Studies, University of Technology, Sydney, available at: www.business.uts.edu.au/management/research/publications/bibliographies/index.htmlor at www.leisuresource.net (under 'other papers') Contributors to earlier versions of this bibliography included: Kristine Toohey, AlisonBurkhardt and Peter Haxton.

While the bibliography is extensive, with some 2000 entries, it is not claimed to becomprehensive. It is arranged in alphabetical order by author, with a separate sectionat the end listing official Games reports. Key words are appended to references, in[square brackets]. Particular Olympic Games are indicated by the host city name only– eg. [Barcelona] – but by name and date if the city has hosted more than one games –eg. [Athens 1896] [Athens 2004]. The Adobe-Acrobat search facility can be used tolocate items using key words or any word/name appearing in the reference.

The original version of the bibliography, with some 600 entries, was published inprinted format in 1995 (see Burkhardt et al., 1995): this is now out of print and thereare at present no plans to produce an updated print version.

Contents

Main bibliography page 2Official reports page 195

The Olympic Games - A. J. Veal

Online Bibliography No. 2, Australian Centre for Olympic Studies, University of Technology Sydney

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Abad, J. M. (1995) A summary of the activities of the COOB '92. In M. De Moragas andBotella (eds) The Keys to Success: The Social, Sporting, Economic and CommunicationsImpact of Barcelona '92, Barcelona: Centre d'Estudis Olímpics i de l'Esport, UniversitatAutònoma de Barcelona. pp. 11-17. [Barcelona]

Adab, J. M. (1997) Olympic village, city and organisation of the Olympic Games: theexperience of Barcelona '92'. In De Moragas, M., Llines, M. and Kidd, B. (eds) OlympicVillages: Hundred Years of Urban Planning and Shared Experiences, Lausanne: OlympicMuseum, International Olympic Committee, pp. 15-20. [Village] [Barcelona]

Abeyratne, R. L. R. (1995) Olympics 2000 and Sydney's airport policy: an environmentalimpact study. Annals of Air and Space Law, 20(2), 3-51. [Planning] [Transport] [Sydney]

Access Economics (Canberra) (1994) Report on Tourist Forecasts - Sydney Olympics 2000.Canberra: Federal Airports Commission.[Tourism] [Sydney]

Adair,D. (2004) Where the Games never cease: the Olympic Museum in Lausanne. In B.Ritchie & D. Adair (eds), Sport Tourism: Interrelationships, Impacts,& Issues, Clevedon,UK: Channel View Publications, pp.46-76. [Olympic Museum]

Adair, D. (2005) 'Diggers are not athletes!': the moniker controversy, Athletics Australia, andthe Returned Services League. In D. Adair et al. (eds) Beyond the Torch: Olympics andAustralian Culture. Australian Society for Sports History Studies No. 17. Melbourne: ASSH,(www.sporthistory.org), pp. 61-82. [Sydney] [Sponsorship]

Adair, D., Coe, B., and Guoth, N. (eds) (2005) Beyond the Torch: Olympics and AustralianCulture. Australian Society for Sports History Studies No. 17. Melbourne: ASSH,(www.sporthistory.org). [Sydney] [Legacy]

Adair, D. (2004) Where games never cease: the Olympic Museum, Lausanne, Switzerland. InB. Ritchie and D. Adair (eds) Sport Tourism: Interrelationships, Impacts and Issues.Clevedon, UK: Channel View Publications.: 46-76. (Also In V. Girginov (ed.) The Olympics:A Critical Reader. London: Routledge, pp. 172-90) [Olympic Museum]

Adams, C. (2002) Fighting for acceptance: Sigfrid Edstrom and Avery Brundage: their effortsto shape and control women 's participation in the Olympic Games. In K. B. Wamsley, R. K.Barney and S. G. Martyn (eds) The Global Nexus Engaged: Past, Present, Future Inter-disciplinary Olympic Studies: Sixth International Symposium for Olympic Research. London,Ontario: International Centre for Olympic Studies, University of Western Ontario, pp. 143-148. [Women]

Adams, C. (2004) Innsbruck 1964. In Findling, J. and Pelle, K. D. (eds) Encyclopedia of theModern Olympic Movement. Westport, CT.: Greenwood Publishing, pp. 345-50. [WinterOlympics] [Innsbruck 1964]


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Adams, W. L. and Gerlach, L. R. (eds) (2002) The Olympic Games: Ancient and Modern.Boston, MA: Pearson Custom Publishing. [History] [Olympism]

Addkison-Simmons, D. (1996) Sapporo, 1972. In Findling, & Pelle (eds) HistoricalDictionary of the Modern Olympic Movement. Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing, pp.284-288. [Sapporo] [Winter Olympics]

Adkins, B. L. (1968) The Development of Negro Olympic Talent. PhD Dissertation, IndianaUniversity.

Agha, N., Fairley, S., & Gibson, H. (2012) Considering legacy as a multi-dimensionalconstruct: the legacy of the Olympic Games. Sport Management Review, 15(2), 125-39.[Legacy]

Aguilar-Darriba, A. (1988) The Olympic Games in Mexico - 1968: a long-term investmentstrategy. In East Asian Architecture and Planning Program (eds) Hosting the Olympics: theLong-Term Impact, Conference Report, Seoul: East Asian Architecture and PlanningProgram, MIT & Grad. School of Environmental Studies, Seoul National University, pp. 265-280.

Alam, M. B. (1996) Tokyo, 1964: the Games of the XVIIIth Olympiad. In Findling, J. andPelle, K. D. (eds) Historical Dictionary of the Modern Olympic Movement. Westport, CT:Greenwood Publishing, pp. 135-138. [Tokyo]

Alaszkiewicz, R. K and McPhail, T. L. (1986) Olympic television rights. InternationalReview for the Sociology of Sport, 21(2/3), 211-228. [Media]

Alexandrakis, A. and Krotee, M. L. (1988) The dialectics of the IOC. International Reviewfor the Sociology of Sport, 23(4), 325-344. [IOC]

Ahlfeldt, G., and Maennig, W. (2009) Arenas, arena architecture and the impact on locationdesirability: the case of `Olympic Arenas' in Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin. Urban Studies, 46(7),1343-62. [Architecture] [Berlin]

Alie, R. (1976) Africa at the Olympics. London: Africa Books. [Africa]

Alkemeyer, T. and Richartz, A. (1993) The Olympic Games: from ceremony to show.Olympika, 2, 79-89.

Allen, E. J. B. (1996) Dewy's Olympics: the 1932 Lake Placid Games. In R. K. Barney, S. G.Martyn, D. A. Brown and G. H. MacDonald (eds) Olympic Perspectives: Third InternationalSymposium for Olympic Research. London, Ontario: Centre for Olympic Studies, Universityof Western Ontario, pp. 161-71. [Lake Placid 1932] [Winter Games]

Allen, E. J. B. (2000) 'We showed the world the Nordic way': skiing, Norwegians and theWinter Olympic Games in the 1920s. In Schaffer, K. and Smith, S. (eds) The Olympics at the



Millennium: Power, Politics, and the Games. New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers University Press,pp. 72-88. [Winter Olympics] [Skiing] [Norway]

Altobelli, T. (1995) Designing a dispute resolution system for the Sydney 2000 OlympicGames. Australian Dispute Resolution Journal, 6(4), 274-283. [Sydney]

Altobelli, T. (1997) Cashing in on the Sydney Olympics. Law Society Journal, 35 (4), 44-48.[Sydney] [Finance] [Sponsorship] [Marketing]

Amnesty International (2007) People’s Republic of China: the Olympics Countdown –Repression of Activists Overshadows Death Penalty and Media Reforms. London: AmnestyInternational, available at: http://web.amnesty.org/library/index/ENGASA170152007(accessed May 2007). [Beijing] [Human rights]

Andrews, D. L. 91998) Feminizing Olympic reality. International Review for the Sociology ofSport, 33(1), 5-18. [Women]

Anderson, C. (1992) Olympic row over sex testing. Nature, 252, p. 784. [Gender] [Sex]

Andranovich, G., Burbank, M. J. and Heying, C. H. (2000) Olympic cities: lessons learnedfrom mega-event politics. Journal of Urban Affairs, 23(2), 113-131. [Politics] [Atlanta] [LosAngeles] [Salt Lake City]

Andrews, D. L. (1998) Feminizing Olympic reality: preliminary dispatches from Baudrillard'sAtlanta. International Review for the Sociology of Sport, 33(1), 5-18. [Atlanta] [Media]

Andrews, J. C. (1975) Physical education and Olympism: concepts, problems, and comments.FIEP Bulletin, 45, 65-74. [Olympism]

Anthony, D. (1992) The propagation of Olympic education as a weapon against thecorruption and commercialisation of world-wide sport. in IOA, op. cit., pp. 157-164.[Olympism] [Commercialisation]

Aparicio, D. (1995) Bibliography of Barcelona '92. In De Moragas and Botella, op. cit., pp.266-275. [Bibliography] [Barcelona]

Aparicio, D. (1997) Bibliography. In De Moragas, M., Llines, M. and Kidd, B. (eds) OlympicVillages: Hundred Years of Urban Planning and Shared Experiences, Lausanne: OlympicMuseum, International Olympic Committee, pp. 271-278. [Village]

Aplin, N. (1996) Values as guiding principles in the administration of Olympic sports inSingapore. In R. K. Barney, S. G. Martyn, D. A. Brown and G. H. MacDonald (eds) OlympicPerspectives: Third International Symposium for Olympic Research. London, Ontario: Centrefor Olympic Studies, University of Western Ontario, pp. 253-65. [Singapore] [Admistration][Olympism]



Aplin, N. (2000) Beyond the boundaries of propriety: Singapore's pioneer women Olympians.Olympika, 9, 91-114 .[Women] [Singapore]

Aplin, N. (2000) Garlands briefer than a girl's: Singapore's first female Olympians. In K. B.Wamsley, S. G. Martyn, G. H. MacDonald and R. K. Barney (eds) Bridging ThreeCenturies: Intellectual Crossroads and the Modern Olympic Movement: Fifth InternationalSymposium for Olympic Research. London, Ontario: Centre for Olympic Studies, Universityof Western Ontario, pp. 59-72. [Women] [Singapore]

Apostolopolou, A., & Papadimitriou, D. (2004) 'Welcome home': motivations and objectivesof the 2004 Grand national Olympic sponsors. Sport Marketing Quarterly, 13(4), 180-192.[Athens 2004] [Sponsorship]

Arbena, J. L. (1991) Sport, development and Mexican nationalism, 1920-1970. Journal ofSport History, 18, 350-364. [Mexico City] [Politics]

Arbena, J. L. (1996) Mexico City, 1968: the Games of the XIXth Olympiad. In Findling, J.and Pelle, K. D. (eds) Historical Dictionary of the Modern Olympic Movement. Westport,CT: Greenwood Publishing, pp. 139-147. [Mexico City]

Arbena, J. L. (2004) Mexico City 1968. In J. E. Findling and K. D. Pelle (eds) Encyclopediaof the Modern Olympic Movement. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, pp. 175-184. [MexicoCity]

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Archetti, E. P. (1999) The spectacle of heroic masculinity: Vegard Ulvang and AlbertoTomba in the Winter Games of Albertville. In A. M. Klausen, (ed.) Olympic Games asPerformance and Public Event: the Case of the XVII Winter Olympic Games in Norway. NewYork: Berghahn Books, pp. 195-2220. [Winter Olympics] [Albertville] [Masculinity]

Ashton, C. (2012) Peking Duck as a museum spectacle: staging local heritage for Olympictourism. Journal of Tourism and Cultural Change, 10(2), 150-66. [Beijing] [Heritage][Tourism]

Ashwell, T. (1996) Squaw Valley, 1960. In Findling, J. and Pelle, K. D. (eds) HistoricalDictionary of the Modern Olympic Movement. Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing, pp.263-269. [Squaw valley] [Winter Olympics]

Ashwell, T. (2004) Squaw Valley 1960. In Findling, J. and Pelle, K. D. (eds) Encyclopedia ofthe Modern Olympic Movement. Westport, CT.: Greenwood Publishing, pp. 337-344.[Winter Olympics] [Squaw Valley ]

Asian Coalition for Housing Rights (1989) Evictions in Seoul, South Korea. Environmentand Urbanization, 1, 89-94. [Seoul] [Social Impact]



Aso, N. (2002) Sumptuous repast: the 1964 Tokyo Olympics Arts Festival. Positions: EastAsia Cultures Critique, 10(1), 7-38. [Tokyo] [Cultural]

Associated Press and Grolier (1980) The Olympic Story 1980: Pursuit of Excellence.Danbury, CN.: Grolier Enterprises. [Moscow]

Atkinson, H. (1967) The Games. New York: Simon and Schuster.

Atkinson, M. (1998) Project report - the Olympic Village. In Cashman and Hughes, op. cit.,pp. 59-64. [Sydney] [Green Games] [Environment]

Atkinson, M., and Young, K. (2005) Political violence, terrorism, and security at the OlympicGames. In K. Young and K. B. Wamsley (eds) Global Olympics: Historical and SociologicalStudies of the Modern Games. Amsterdam: Elsevier, pp. 269-294. [Terrorism] [Security]

Atkinson, M. and Young, K. (2002) Terror games: media treatment of security issues at the2002 Winter Olympic Games. Olympika, 11, 53-78. [Security] [Media] [Salt Lake City][Winter Olympics]

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Auf der Maur, N. (1976) The Billion-Dollar Game: Jean Drapeau and the 1976 Olympics.Toronto: James Lorimer. [Montreal] [Finance]

Australian Bureau of Statistics (1990) The 1996 Olympic Survey, Victoria, October, 1989,(Cat. No. 4119.2). Melbourne: ABS. [Melbourne] [Bidding]

Australian Bureau of Statistics (2000) The Sydney Olympic Games update. InternationalTrade in Goods and Services, (Cat. No. 5368.0). Canberra, ABS, July. [Sydney] [Economics]

Australian Bureau of Statistics (1999) The Sydney Olympic Games. Balance of Paymentsand International Investment Position, (Cat No. 5302.0). 17-20. [Sydney] [Economics]

Australian Communications Authority (2002) Games Report: Delivering CommunicationsServices to the Sydney 2000 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Melbourne: ACA. [Sydney][Communications] [Media] [Paralympics]

Australian Olympic Committee (1992) The Story of the Olympics: the Official Publication ofthe Australian Olympic Committee. McMahons Point, NSW: Lynux. [Australia]

Australian Sports Commission (2000) Developing an Olympic Legacy for Community Sport,Media release, 27 June, 2000. Canberra: ASC, available at: www.ausport.gov.au/fulltext/2000/ascmedia/20000627.html (accessed 24 Jan 2011). [Sydney] [Legacy]



Australian Sports Commission (2001) Impact of Hosting the Sydney 2000 Olympic andParalympic Games on Participation and Volunteering in Sport and Physical Activity inAustralia, Draft Document. Canberra: ASC. [Sydney] [Legacy] [Paralympics]

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Baade, R. A., and Matheson, R. A. (2002) Bidding for the Olympics: fool's gold? In C. P.Barros, M. Ibrahimo and S. Szymanski (eds) Transatlantic Sport: The ComparativeEconomics of North American and European Sports, Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar, pp127-151. [Economic impact] [Los Angeles] [Atlanta]

Bacon, W. (1993) Watchdog's bark muffled. Reportage: Newsletter of the Australian Centrefor Independent Journalism. (UTS, Sydney), September, pp. 3-5. [Media] [Sydney]

Bailey, S. (1997) A noble ally and Olympic disciple: the Reverend Robert S. de CourcyLaffan, Coubertin's 'man' in England. Olympika, 6, 51-63. [De Coubertin] [England] [Laffan]

Bailey, S. (2008) Athlete First: a History of the Paralympic Movement. Chichester, UK: JohnWiley. [Paralympics]

Baimbridge, M. (1998) Outcome uncertainty in sporting competition: the Olympic games1896-1998. Applied Economics Letters, 5(3), 161-164.[Olympic success] [Medals]

Bain, D. (2009) Olympic-driven urban development. In G. Poynter and M. Rustin (eds)Olympic Cities: 2012 and the Remaking of London. London: Ashgate, pp. 73-86. [Urbandevelopment]

Baka, R. (1976) Canadian federal government policy and the 1976 Summer Olympics.Canadian Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation Journal, 42, 52-60.[Montreal] [Politics]

Baka, R. (1976) Canadian federal government policy and the 1976 summer Olympics. In B.Lowe, D. B. Kanin and A. Strenk (eds) Sport and International Relations, Champaign, Ill.:Stipes, pp. 305-315. [Montreal] [Politics]

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Official Reports of the Olympic Games

Information gained from secondary sources. Publisher names in brackets are assumed.

Copies of these reports are available on the website of the LA84 Foundation, Los Angeles, at:www.la84foundation.org/5va/reports_frmst.htm.

Athens 1896

Lambros, S.P. and Politis, N.G. (eds) (1896) The Olympic Games BC 776 - AD 1896: Vol. 1:The Olympic Games in Ancient Times, Athens, Central Olympic Committee.

De Coubertin, P., Philemon, T., Politis, N.G. and Anninos, C. (eds) (1896) The OlympicGames BC 776 - AD 1896: Vol. 2: The Olympic Games of 1896, Athens, Central OlympicCommittee.

Paris, 1900

In French:

Ministère du Commerce, de l'Industrie des Postes et des Télégraphes (1901) ExpositionUniverselle Internationale De 1900 À Paris: Concours Internationaux D'exercices PhysiquesEt De Sports: Rapports, Tome I. Paris: Imprimerie Nationale.

English summary :

Peck, F. (1900) Programme of the International Contests of Physical Exercises and Sports.New York.

St. Louis, 1904

Sullivan, J. E. (ed) (1905) Spalding's Athletic Almanac for 1905: Special Olympic Number,Containing the Official Report of the Olympic Games of 1904. New York: Spalding.

London, 1908

Cook, T.A. (ed) (1909) The Fourth Olympiad: Being the Official Report of the OlympicGames of 1908 Celebrated in London under the Patronage of His Most Gracious MajestyKing Edward VII and By Sanction of the International Olympic Committee. London: BritishOlympic Committee.

Stockholm, 1912

Bergvall, E. (ed) The Official Report of the Olympic Games of Stockholm. (Trans. E. A. Ray),Stockholm: Swedish Olympic Committee.



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Antwerp, 1920

Verdyck, A. (ed) (1920) Rapport Officiel de Jeux de la 7ième Olympiade. Brussels: BelgianOlympic Committee .

Paris, 1924

French Olympic Committee (1925) Les Jeux de la VIIIème Olypiade Paris 1924. Paris: FrenchOlympic Committee.

Amsterdam, 1928

Van Rossem, G. (1930) The Ninth Olympiad: Being the Official Report of the Olympic GamesCelebrated at Amsterdam. Amsterdam: Netherlands Olympic Committee.

Los Angeles, 1932

Browne, G. (ed) (1933) The Games of the Xth Olympiad, Los Angeles, 1932, Los Angeles: LosAngeles Organising Committee.

Rubien, F.W. (ed) (1933) American Olympic Committee Report: Games of the Xth Olympiad,Los Angeles, 30 July - 14 August 1932. IIIrd Olympic Winter Games, Lake Placid, New York,4 - 13 February, 1932. New York: American Olympic Committee.

Berlin, 1936

Berlin Olympic Organising Committee (1936) The XIth Olympic Games, Berlin, 1936:Official Report. Berlin: Berlin Olympic Organising Committee.

London, 1948

Burghley, Lord (ed) (1951) The Official Report of the Organising Committee for the XIVOlympiad. London: London Olympic Organising Committee.

Helsinki, 1952

Kolkka, S. (ed) (1955) The Official Report of the Organising Committee for the Games of theXV Olympiad, Helsinki, 1952. Porvoo, Finland: Organising Committee for the HelsinkiOlympic Games

Melbourne, 1956

Melbourne Olympic Games Organising Committee (1958) Official Report of the OrganisingCommittee for the Games of the XVIth Olympiad, Melbourne, 1956. Melbourne: GovernmentPrinter.



Rome, 1960

Giacomini, R. (ed) (1960) The Games of the XVII Olympiad, Rome, 1960: Official Report.(trans. E. Byatt), Rome: Organising Committee of the Rome Olympic Games.

Tokyo, 1964

Tokyo Olympic Organising Committee (1964) The Games of the XVIII Olympiad, Tokey,1964: Official Report of the Organising Committee. Tokyo: Tokyo Olympic OrganisingCommittee.

Mexico City, 1968

Trueblood, B. (ed) (1968) Mexico 1968, (4 Vols.). Mexico City: Mexico City Olympic GamesOrganising Committee.

Munich, 1972

Diem, L. and Knoesel, E. (1974) The Games: The Official Report of the XXth Olympiad,Munich, 1972. Munich: Munich Olympic Games Organising Committee.

Montréal, 1976

Rousseau, R. (ed.) (1978) Games of the XXI Olympiad, Montréal 1976: Official Report.Montréal: Montréal Olympic Games Organising Committee.

Moscow, 1980

Moscow Olympic Games Organising Committee (1981) Games of the XXIInd Olympiad (3Vols). Moscow: Moscow Olympic Games Organising Committee.

Los Angeles, 1984

Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee (1984) Official Report of the Games of theXXIIIrd Olympiad, Los Angeles, 1984. Los Angeles: LAOOC.

Seoul, 1988

Roh, S.-K. Lee, K.-H. and Lee, B.-J. (eds) (1989) Official Report: games of the XXIVthOlympiad, Seoul,1988. Seoul: Korean Textbook Co. Ltd.

Barcelona, 1992

Cuyàs, R. (ed.) (1992) Official Report of the Games of the XXV Olympiad, Barcelona 1992.Barcelona: COOB'92 (Barcelona Olympic Organising Committee).



Atlanta, 1996

Watkins, G. T. (1997) The Official Report of the Centennial Olympic Games, (3 Volumes). Atlanta, GA: Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games/Peachtree Publishers.

Nagano, 1998

Organizing Committee for the XVIII Winter Olympic Games (1998) The XVIII WinterOlympic Games Official Report (3 Vols.). Nagano, Japan: Organizing Committee for the XVIIIWinter Olympic Games

Sydney, 2000

Toohey, K. (Senior editor), Official Report of the Games of the XXVII Olympiad: Preparingfor the Games (Volume I). Sydney: Sydney Organising Committee for the Olympic Games.

Toohey, K. (Senior editor), The Official Report of the Games of the XXVII Olympiad:Celebrating the Games (Volume II). Sydney: Sydney Organising Committee for the OlympicGames.

Salt Lake City, 2002

Salt Lake Organising Committee (2002) Salt Lake 2002: Official Report of the XIX WinterOlympic Games, 2 Vols + 3 Vols (Results). Salt Lake City, UT: SLOCOG

Athens 2004

Athens Olympic Organising Committee (2007) Official Report of the XXVIII Olympiad.Athens: ATHOC.

