Configuring human rights at EuroPride 2015

Caudwell, Jayne

doi:10.1080/02614367.2017.1383505

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“…While the actors in this field converge on the objectives such as equality and inclusion, the field is nonetheless heterogeneous. Fair play can stand for a one-time, seven-a-side match in an authoritarian country and provide LGBTQ+ athlete-activists an alternative space for resistance and visibility, or frame mega-events in which Eurocentric postulations are largely preserved (Caudwell, 2018;Caudwell & McGee, 2018;Symons, 2014).…”

Section: Contemporary Sports Relationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Ethical Turn on the Sports Field

Aktan¹

2022

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The assumption of sports being a natural and fair competition area has been challenged by scholars and athlete-activists in the last decades. This article, focusing on three periods in the history of -the agones in Ancient Greece, the birth and early development of modern sports, and contemporary sports relation-offers a brief historical analysis of how fairness has been conceptualized in different ways throughout the centuries. By doing that, it sheds light on the changes in the (self-)making of sporting moral subject over time. Drawing upon the broader anthropological debates which problematize the objectivity and neutrality claims of ethics, the article calls for a non-normative and contextualized approach to ethics within the sports field so that we may reach a better understanding of how sporting moral subjects navigate, negotiate, and challenge the existing ethical codes of behavior in modern sports. ÖzSporun doğal ve adil bir rekabet alanı olduğu varsayımı, son yıllarda aktivist sporcular ve sosyal bilimciler tarafından sorgulanmıştır. Bu makale, Antik Yunan'daki yarışmalara (agon), modern sporun başlangıcına ve günümüz spor ilişkilerine odaklanarak sporcu etik öznenin (öz-)inşasında zaman içerisinde yaşanan dönüşümlere ışık tutmaktadır. Etiğin nesnellik ve tarafsızlık iddialarını sorunsallaştıran antropolojik tartışmalardan yararlanan makale, spor ve etik ilişkisine normatif olmayan ve bağlamı dikkate alan bir yaklaşım çağrısında bulunmaktadır. Bu sayede, sporcu etik öznenin modern sporda var olan etik davranış kodlarıyla ne tür müzakereler ve meydan okumalar yoluyla ilişkilendiğine dair kavrayışımızı geliştirebileceğimiz savunulmaktadır.

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Section: Contemporary Sports Relationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Ethical Turn on the Sports Field

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2022

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“…LGBTQ space for leisure (Knee, 2019), gay ski week (Coetzee, Liu, and Filep, 2019), sport mistreatment (Knoester and Allison, 2021), pride events (Lewis and Markwell, 2021), and human rights on events (Caudwell, 2018;Davidson and McDonald, 2018). There was a study about well-being outcomes at an iconic event (Hangzhou Rainbow Marathon) in Hangzhou, China (Zhou et al, 2021).…”

Section: Lgbtq Research In Tourismmentioning

confidence: 99%

A study of how LGBTQ tourists’ perceptions of residents’ feelings about them affect their revisit intentions: an emotional solidarity perspective

Lai

Wong

Hitchcock

2022

Journal of Sustainable Tourism

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This study examined how LGBTQ tourists' perceptions of residents' feelings about them affect their travel satisfaction and intention to revisit a destination. This study applied the theory of emotional solidarity to measure Chinese LGBTQ tourists' perceptions of Vietnamese residents in their welcoming nature, emotional closeness, and sympathetic understanding of the LGBTQ community. A survey of 217 Chinese LGBTQ tourists in Vietnam was conducted and the results showed that sympathetic understanding was the major source of travel satisfaction. However, emotional closeness influenced LGBTQ tourists' revisit intention more. In addition, extraversion positively moderated the effect of welcoming nature on travel satisfaction and revisit intention. Comparing the results of this study with previous studies showed that the feelings of emotional solidarity drivingLGBTQ tourists and non-LGBTQ tourists to revisit a destination are different. LGBTQ tourists are looking for local people to move closer to them, not just welcome them. This study contributes to LGBTQ tourism research by assessing social factors in terms of emotional solidarity that influence LGBTQ tourists' attitudes and behaviours. It widens the scope of the theory of emotional solidarity and enriches our knowledge of LGBTQ tourism in Asia.

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“…Although there are pockets of research on topics involving non-hegemonic communities' experiences at events, as well as associated policy implications and event design considerations, these topics are still considered niche, often sidelined, and remain the focus of only a handful of scholars. The work that has been conducted has been focused mainly on festivals (Barrera-Fernandez & Hernandez-Escampa, 2018;Platt & Finkel, 2020), cultural events (Hill & Sobande, 2018;Rodgers, 2018), sporting events (Dashper, 2016;Lenskyj, 2016), and para-sporting events (Cirilo dos, Neto, Santana de Oliveira, Denardin Cardoso, & de Castro Haiachi, 2018;Misener, McGillivray, McPherson, & Legg, 2015) as well as the activism of LGBTQ Pride events (Caudwell, 2018;Lamond, 2018). The findings of these research studies all highlight the challenges associated with inclusionary practices, especially with regard to diverse and marginalized communities.…”

Section: Accessibility Diversity and Inclusion In The Mice Industrymentioning

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Accessibility, diversity, and inclusion in the UK meetings industry

Dashper

Finkel

2020

Journal of Convention & Event Tourism

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Issues of accessibility, diversity, and inclusion are becoming increasingly important for MICE managers around the globe and need to be considered in terms of both event attendees and employees/meetings professionals. The UK MICE sector is facing an unprecedented period of disruption in relation to the recent COVID-19 pandemic and the uncertainty of Brexit, the impacts of which may have far-reaching consequences in terms of equality and diversity. Drawing on in-depth interviews with 13 stakeholders-meeting planners, venue managers, entrepreneurs and member organization leaders-this paper considers how issues of accessibility, diversity, and inclusion are playing out in the changing landscape of the UK meetings industry. Findings suggest that although the MICE sector is paying increasing attention to the importance of accessibility, there is evidence of persistent inequality and marginalization on the grounds of gender, age, 'race' and (dis)ability. We question if a focus on diversity remains a priority in economically, politically, and socially unsettled times, and what this may mean for an inclusive future for the UK meetings industry.

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Configuring human rights at EuroPride 2015

Cited by 14 publications

References 22 publications

The Ethical Turn on the Sports Field

The Ethical Turn on the Sports Field

A study of how LGBTQ tourists’ perceptions of residents’ feelings about them affect their revisit intentions: an emotional solidarity perspective

Accessibility, diversity, and inclusion in the UK meetings industry

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