Submission Date
7-23-2021
Document Type
Paper
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Department
History
Faculty Mentor
Johanna Mellis
Project Description
In this second mini-podcast episode, I lay out key concepts and provide brief overviews of important history for the casual listener. I rely on a journal article in the New Zealand International Review as well as a case study of the British Sports Council's review of South Africa’s segregation to inform these definitions. From here, I lay out the Cold War context that made the sports diplomacy of South Africa relevant in international politics, informed by the book, Beyond Boycotts: Sport During the Cold War in Europe, edited by: Philippe Vonnard, Nicola Sbetti and Grégory Quin.
Recommended Citation
Ross, Jacob, "Podcast Episode 2a: Sports Diplomacy, Apartheid, and the Cold War" (2021). History Summer Fellows. 15.
https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/history_sum/15
Open Access
Available to all.
Comments
Presented during the 23rd Annual Summer Fellows Symposium, July 23, 2021 at Ursinus College.
The downloadable audio file is in MP3 format with a run time of 10:03.
Music for this episode is old house by Dee Yan-Kee.
A related presentation is available here.