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The authors and their contributions in this publication are: II. Opening Lecture. 1. MESTER, J.: Images of Sport and Science - Past, Present, Future; III. General Keynote. 2. GUTTMAN, A.: The Image of Sport in North America; 3. DA COSTA, L.P.: The Image of Sport in South America; 4. SAEKI, T.: The Image of Sport in Asia Part I; 5. XIONG, D.: The Image of Sport in Asia Part II; 6. KRAWCZYK, Z.: The Image of Sport in Eastern Europe; 7. HEINEMANN, K.: The Image of Sport in Western Europe; 8. HARTMANN-TWES, I.: New Professions in Sport?; 9. COLLINS, M.: Recreation Management Training in the UK: Convergence of Needs from the Voluntary and Public Sectors, or Commercial Domination?; 10. HORCH, H.-D.: Overview; 11. SKLACK, T.: Changing Boundaries and New Forms of Organization for the Delivery of Sport; 12. SUGMAN, R./SVAN, M.: Conditions in Sport in European Countries: Differences between the East and the West before 1989, and Relationships between Governmental Sports Institutions and Non-Governmental Sports Organizations; 13. VUOLLE, P.: The Social Dimensions of Sport; 14. MIETH, D.: Value Orientation under the Condition of Change; 15. MEINBERG, E.: Some Basic Problems and Perspectives of a Contemporary Sports Ethics; 16. HOLLMANN, W.; Fitness and Health; 17. DIGEL, H.: Guidelines for a Reflexive Modernization of the Development Cooperation in Sport; 18. DACOSTA, L.P.: Cultural Identity and Globalization: A Counter-Statement to Helmut Digel's Guidelines for Development Cooperation in Sport; 19. BOOTH, B.F.: The Muscular Christianity Ethos and its Impact upon the Work of the District Officer in Nigeria and the Cameroons; 20. SCHWARTZ, R.: Between Tradition and Modernity: Movement Culture in Western Samoa; 21. ARBOLEDA, R./VELEZ, B.: Between Violence and Hope. Sport in Medellin; 22. BALIIKYA, D.T.: The Kampala Street Children Projekt: Traditional and Modern Sporting Activities in the Service of Social Re-integration; 23. ANDREFF, V.: A European Model of Sports Financing? German and Hungarian National Variants; 24. ANDERS, G.: Comparing Financing of Sport in Europe: Problems and Perspectives; 25. WERTENBRUCH, J.: Financing of Sports by Transfer Payments; 26. BADURA, B.: Towards a New Public Health: Challenges and Perspectives; 27. MRAZEK, J.R.: Health in Communal Context: The Neuss-Study; 28. VOLKWEIN, K.A.E.: Fitness in the Context of the North American Health and Sport System; 29. DUPERLY, John: Cardiovascular Disease, Risk Factors and Fitness in Latinamerica and Colombia. A New Task in Public Health; 30. GRIESBECK, J.: Sport and Public Health in Colombia. The case of Medellin; 31. WENDE, A./VARGAS, C.E.: Health Promotion and Sport in Enterprises and Factories: The Situation in Medellin and Cali, Colombia; 32. ZILLMANN, D.: Sports and the Media; 33. WEINGARTEN, G.: The Image of German Sport on the Eyes of Israeli Physical Education Students; 34. VANREUSEL, B.: From Bambi to Rambo: A Socio-Ecological Approach to the Pursuit of Outdoor Sports; 35. RASPAUD, M.: Ecological Issues in Mountain Areas - The Case of the Alpes and the Himalayas; 36. NORDEN; G.: Ecological Implications of the Ski Industry - The Case Study of Austria; 37. XYLANDER, W.: The Impact of Sport on Aquatic Ecosystems; 38. WILKE, K.: Results of the Workshop on Sport: Ecology and Environment; 39. MCCAUGHEY, J.: The Brighton Declaration - One Year On; 40. BRACKENRIDGE, C.: Developing Networks for Women in Sport - Through the Class Ceiling; 41. VELEZ, B.: The Body in Medellin in the 20th Century: Sewn by the Needles of the Curch or the Industry?; 42. SCHMIDT-MILLARD, T.: Body Awarness - New Task of Physical Education or Return of an Ideology?; 43. HARDMAN, K.: Physical Education and Socialisation: Past, Present and Future in International and Comparative Perspective; 44. RUSKIN, H.: Recreation and Rehabilitation; 45. MELEIN, A.: Rowing: Recreation and Rehabilitation; 46. VOIGT, P.: Watersport Disciplines as Leisure Time and Adventure Measure for Able and Disabled People; 47. BUERGER; R.: Hanggliding with Disabled Persons. Inhaltsverzeichnis