Foreign direct investment and Olympic Games: A systematic literature review

Russo, Eduardo; Figueira, Ariane Roder

doi:10.1080/15470148.2021.1949418

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“…Other issues such as public security or political and institutional security, although were not decisive in Tokyo, have already been very present in past editions such as Rio 2016 or Beijing 2008 and tend to increase the pressure of the international community on the organizers (Russo and Figueira, 2022). Finally, an unprecedented perspective may be the risk related to information technology security since the Games entered into the world of digital transformation and started to make intensive use of technology (Xiao et al.…”

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COVID-19, sustainability and Olympic Games: which lessons can we learn from Tokyo 2020?

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Mataruna-Dos-Santos

2022

SBM

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PurposeThis paper aims to understand how the sustainability theme has been incorporated into the new Olympic planning guidelines based on analysing the case of Tokyo (2020), which was severely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.Design/methodology/approachFor this, field research using the case study method was carried out that involved 21 in-depth interviews with experts from different entities affected by the event.FindingsAs a result, it was possible to identify that some characteristics already presented in the Tokyo project came to break away from the gigantism observed in the past Olympic editions in an attempt to demonstrate alignment with the new principles brought by the IOC (2020) and 2020 + 5 Agenda that had as one of its main objectives to simplify the Olympics, making the event more sustainable and accessible for future host societies.Originality/valueAt the end, some trends for the future of the Olympic Games are also presented in order to guide future studies in the area, as well as help the future host cities and their companies in planning their investments.

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COVID-19, sustainability and Olympic Games: which lessons can we learn from Tokyo 2020?

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Mataruna-Dos-Santos

2022

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“…On the one hand, the Olympic Games usually require the construction of a large number of venues, residences ,and infrastructure, which will occupy a large amount of land resources. On the other hand, the Olympic Games will also accelerate the development of cities and promote urban expansion, causing agricultural land and ecological land to be transformed into urban land [5].…”

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A Research on Measuring the Impact of Olympic Games Based on MOIM Model

Guo,

Wu,

Pan

2023

HSET

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Due to the high cost of hosting, the Olympic Games have gone from being a "sweet pastry" to a "hot potato". To quantify the impact of the Olympic Games on the host country, the impact of the Olympic Games on the host country's economy, land use, satisfaction (athletes and spectators), travel, opportunities for future improvement, host city/country prestige, and environmental factors were considered in the selection of indicators, and the absolute and relative impact methods were used to classify these variables. In model building, the weights of the indicators were determined comprehensively by combining the subjective and objective methods of EWM-AHP to establish the Olympic Games Impact Metric (MOIM) measurement model. Finally, by constructing a functional relationship between the indicator variables and the degree of impact of the Olympic Games on the host country, TOPSIS analysis is applied to quantitatively measure the impact of the Olympic Games on the host country.

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International event tourism and urban changes: Trajectories of global convention cities (1995–2020)

Christofle

Fournier

2022

Journal of Convention & Event Tourism

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Foreign direct investment and Olympic Games: A systematic literature review

Cited by 4 publications

References 61 publications

COVID-19, sustainability and Olympic Games: which lessons can we learn from Tokyo 2020?

COVID-19, sustainability and Olympic Games: which lessons can we learn from Tokyo 2020?

A Research on Measuring the Impact of Olympic Games Based on MOIM Model

International event tourism and urban changes: Trajectories of global convention cities (1995–2020)

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