Elite Sport Development: Policy Learning and Political Priorities

Mick Green · Barrie Houlihan

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1. Investigating Elite Sport Policy Processes and Policy Change 2. Theorising Sport Policy 3. Development of Sport Policy in Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom 4. Australia 5. Canada 6. United Kingdom 7. Conclusions: Facility Development The Emergence of 'Full-time' Competitors Coaching and Sports Science and Medicine Competition Opportunities Common Themes in Elite Sport Development Advocacy Coalitions and Elite Sport Policy Change

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