Jörg Krieger

Associate Professor (Professor II, 20%)

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Norway

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Jörg Krieger is an Associate Professor (Professor II, 20%) at Høgskolen i Innlandet - Studiested Lillehammer, Norway. His research areas encompass the evolution of the rule of law in the Olympic Movement, sport diplomacy, and historical perspectives on athletes and coaches. His recent publications include analyses of neutrality in sport, the contributions of prominent figures in sports history, and trends in global athletics.

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Articles (23)

The evolution of rule of law in the Olympic Movement and the International Olympic Committee’s shift toward legal expertise (1972–1994)

Athletes from ‘Nowhere’:

Rethinking Neutrality in Sport and Sport Studies

Transnational Athletes – Historical Perspectives

Knowledge, care, and discipline: the Dane Ingeborg Paul-Petersen as a pioneer in women’s swimming coaching

Putting Logos on the World’s Best Running Feet

The Bumpy Road to World Athletics

Under the historiographical radar

Sport Diplomacy and Global Politics in the Twenty-FirstCentury

Athlete Perceptions of Governance-Related Issues to Sexual Abuse in Sport

Olympic Infighting: An Exploration of Power Games between Leaders of International Sport Federations and the International Olympic Committee

International Sport Federations as Forums to Initiate Soft Power Processes: The Case of Russia

Something’s Gotta Give:

“The Ice Mother”: Figure Skating Coach Jutta Müller as Contributor and Profiteer of the East German’s Sport Performance System

A ‘token gesture’ in World Athletics governance? The IAAF Women’s Committee under Ilse Bechthold, 1990–2005

International sport governing bodies as agents of diffusion—The case of World Athletics

Annexation or fertile inclusion? The origins of handball’s international organisational structures

Women in International Elite Athletics: Gender (in)equality and National Participation

‘Vodka and caviar among friends’–Lord David Burghley and the Soviet Union’s entry into the International Association of Athletic Federations

‘The world will be watching and so will NSA!’: A History of Technology and Security at the Olympic Games

‘Our Sport’: The Fight for Control of Women’s International Athletics

Athletics on the Pacific Islands–A Historical Approach

Dropping the amateur: The international association of athletics federations and the turn toward professionalism

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Michele Krech

Jung Woo Lee

Y. Andrew Hao

Lindsay Parks Pieper

Austin Duckworth

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