Publications

Academic Papers

• Bailey, R. & Glibo, I. (2022). Sport, Education, and Opportunity. In Wenner, L. (Ed.), The Oxford Handbook of Sport and Society; Oxford University Press, UK. (Chapter 34).
• Bazzanella, F; Bichler, B; Schnitzer, M (2022): Collaboration and meta-organisation in event tourism – Effects of the Olympic Agenda 2020 on planning the 2026 Winter Olympics. Tourism Management Perspectives 41, No. 100939.
• Brittain, I. (2022) Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Legacy, Disability and Japan – Muzukashi desu ne? Journal of the Nippon Foundation Paralympic Research Group, Vol. 17, p. 71-93. (Open Access). https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/parasapo/17/0/17_71/_article/-char/en
• Brittain, I., Bunds, K. & Bocarro, J. (2022) The Role of Sport beyond Conventional Rehabilitation: Perspectives from Competitors, Friends and Family Members at the 2016 Invictus Games. Journal of Global Sport Management. https://doi.org/10.1080/24704067.2022.2031249
• Brittain, I. & Christiaens, M. (2022). Disability, Sport and Inclusion. In Wenner, L. (Ed.), The Oxford Handbook of Sport and Society; Oxford University Press, UK. (Chapter 44). pp. 867-888.
• Feilhauer, E; Schnitzer, M; Walde, J; Tappeiner, G (2022): Olympic Games Reloaded: can the Olympic Agenda 2020 push residents’ support for the mega-event? European Sport Management Quarterly.
• Feilhauer, E; Schnitzer, M; Walde, J; Tappeiner, G (2022): What residents of potential Olympic cities want: using conjoint analysis to deal with dominant and heterogeneous preferences.Current Issues in Tourism.
• McGillivray, D., Koenigstorfer, J., Bocarro, J.N.,  & Edwards, M.B. (2022) The role of advocacy organisations for ethical mega sport events, Sport Management Review, 25:2, 234-253, DOI: 10.1080/14413523.2021.1955531
• Schlemmer, P; Stickdorn, M; Kristiansen, E; Schnitzer, M (2022): A mixed methods stakeholder satisfaction study of sports events based on the case of the 2016 international children’s games. Journal of Convention & Event Tourism 23/1, S. 41 – 62.
• Yoda, R. (2022). Understanding the role of international sport events on sport and exercise participation. An examination of hosted and postponed events among different age segments. Thesis submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Coventry University.
• イアン・ブリテン (2022). 東京2020のパラリンピック・レガシー，障がいお よび日本──むずかしいですね？(Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Legacy, Disability and Japan – Muzukashi desu ne?) Journal of the Nippon Foundation Paralympic Research Group. (Open Access) Vol. 18, p. 241-261. (Open Access). https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/parasapo/18/0/18_241/_article/-char/en

2021

• Christiaens, M. & Brittain, I. (2021) The complexities of implementing inclusion policies for people with disabilities in U.K. non-disabled voluntary community sports clubs and the implications for participation opportunities. European Sports Management Quarterly. (Open Access): https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/16184742.2021.1955942
• Lange de Souza, D. & Brittain, I. (2021) The Rio 2016 Paralympic Games: Inspiration as a Possible Legacy for Brazilians with Disabilities. European Journal for Sport and Society, 19(1), 78-93.
• Lange de Souza, D. & Brittain, I. (2020) The Rio 2016 Paralympic Games: The Visibility of People With Disabilities in Brazil as a Possible Legacy. Communication and Sport Journal, 10(2), 334-353.
• Talbot, A. (2021). Talking about the ‘rotten fruits’ of Rio 2016: Framing mega-event legacies. International Review for the Sociology of Sport, 56(1), 20–35. https://doi.org/10.1177/1012690219878842

2020

• Brittain, I. (2020). Participation Legacy and the Olympic and Paralympic Games. In Neri, M. (Ed.), Evaluating the Local Impacts of the Rio Olympics, Routledge, U.K. (Chapter 1). pp. 3-24.
• Brittain, I., Biscaia, R. & Gerard, S. (2020). Ableism as a regulator of social practice and people with disabilities’ self-determination to participate in sport and physical activity. Leisure Studies, 39(2), 209-224.
• Gerard, S., Brittain, I., Jones, A. and Thomas, G. (2020). The Impact of Austerity on the London 2012 Participation Legacy from a Grass Roots Sports Club Perspective: An Institutional Logics Approach. Leisure Studies, 39(5), 629–643.
• Koenigstorfer, J. (2020). Human rights issues in host countries of the Olympic Games and resulting differences in consumer evaluations. European Sport Management Quarterly, https://doi.org/10.1080/16184742.2020.1850825
• Lange de Souza, D. & Brittain, I. (2020) The Rio 2016 Paralympic Games: The Visibility of People With Disabilities in Brazil as a Possible Legacy. Communication and Sport Journal. https://doi.org/10.1177/2167479520942739

2019

• Armbrecht, J., Lundberg, E., & Andersson, T. D. (2019). A Research Agenda for Event Management: Edward Elgar Publishing.
• Andersson, T. D. & Quist, J. (2019). Legacy och evenemang: En modell för att arbeta långsiktigt med effekter av evenemang [Legacy and events: a model for long-term planning of event impacts]. BFUF: Stockholm. https://bfuf.se/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Rapport_12_web_04.pdf
• Brittain, I. (2019) The Impact of Resource Inequality upon Participation and Success at the summer and winter Paralympic Games. Journal of the Nippon Foundation Paralympic Research Group, Vol. 12(Sept); p. 41-67.
• Bunds, K., McLeod, C., Barrett, M., Newman, J. & Koenigstorfer, J. (2019). The Object-Oriented Politics of Stadium Sustainability: A Case Study of SC Freiburg. Sustainability, 11(23), 6712.
• Duignan, M.B & McGillivray, D (2019) Disorganised host community touristic-event spaces: revealing Rio’s fault lines at the 2016 Olympic Games, Leisure Studies, Vol. 38(5), 692-711.
• Koenigstorfer, J. & Preuss, H. (2019). Olympic Games-Related Values and Host Country Residents’ Pre-event Evaluations in the Run-Up to the 2016 Olympic Games. Journal of Global Sport Management, https://doi.org/10.1080/24704067.2019.1669065
• Koenigstorfer, J., Bocarro, J.N., Byers, T., Edwards, M.B., Jones, G.J. and Preuss, H (2019). Mapping Research on Legacy of Mega Sporting Events: Structural Changes, Consequences, and Stakeholder Evaluations in Empirical Studies, Leisure Studies, Vol. 38(6), 729-745.
• McGillivray, D., O’Donnell, H., McPherson, G., & Misener, L (2019). Repurposing the (Super)Crip: Media Representations of Disability at the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games, Communication & Sport, https://doi.org/10.1177/2167479519853496
• McGillivray, D., Turner, D, & Lauermann, J (2019) Event Bidding: A Research Agenda. In: Armbrecht, J., Lundberg, E., & Andersson, T. D. (Eds.). A Research Agenda for Event Management: Edward Elgar Publishing.
• McGillivray, D., Edwards, M., Brittain, I., Bocarro, J. & Koenigstorfer, J. (2018) A Conceptual Model and Research Agenda for Bidding, Planning and Delivering Major Sport Events that Lever Human Rights-Based Progressive Social Opportunities. Leisure Studies, Vol. 38(2), 175-190.
• Neri, M. (Ed.), Evaluating the Local Impacts of the Rio Olympics, Routledge, U.K.

• Brittain, I., Duignan, M. & Postlethwaite, V. (2022, 27th July). London 2012’s legacy boosted Paralympic sport, but disabled people’s lives have worsened. The Conversation. https://theconversation.com/london-2012s-legacy-boosted-paralympic-sport-but-disabled-peoples-lives-have-worsened-187298