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Editors FAN Hong 凡红 is a professor and director of the Irish Institute of Chinese Studies at University College Cork.
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Barmé, Geremie. The Forbidden City. London: Profile Books, 2008. Booth, Douglas, and Holly Thorpe, eds. Berkshire Encyclopedia of Extreme Sports.
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FAN Hong In August 1908, the fourth modern Olympic Games took place in London, and it was there — in
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Jörn-Carsten GOTTWALD China faces serious pollution problems, but its position as host of the 2008 Olympics has provided a strong
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JIN Yuanpu 金元浦 Taking into account the role of the Olympic Games as a unique vehicle of cultural diffusion, China
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JIN Yuanpu 金元浦 From the original ancient games to the modern Olympics, the central focus of Olympic competition, and of
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Karen CHRISTENSEN In the aftermath of violence in Tibet in spring of 2008 and at the Olympic torch relay in
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Jörn-Carsten GOTTWALD Clearly China, perhaps the world’s hottest market, does not need a major sports event to catapult an ailing
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Scott ELDRIDGE II Although there have been sponsors as long as there have been modern Olympic Games—the U.S. company Eastman
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XIONG Xiaozheng 熊晓正 On 13 July 2001, a nation of 1.3 billion people heaved a collective sigh of relief as
