Using the Olympic and Paralympic Games to build a more inclusive and inclusive society is at the heart of the "Paris 2024" project. Improving the visibility and sporting participation of disabled people is a strong ambition of the legacy of the Paralympic Games. The purpose of this article is to review research on the legacies of past Paralympic Games in order to consider the construction of the Paris 2024 legacy in terms of the inclusion of disabled people. We will focus more specifically on three dimensions of this heritage: the staging and the visibility of Paralympic athletes, the "leverage" effect of the Paralympic Games on sport participation and its coordination, and finally access to high-level sport for disabled people.
Richard R., Marcellini A., Pappous A.S., Joncheray H., Ferez S. (2020). Build and ensure the legacy of the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Towards a sustainable sports inclusion of disabled people. MOVEMENT & SPORT SCIENCES - SCIENCE & MOTRICITÉ, 107(1), 41-52 [10.1051/sm/2019031].
Build and ensure the legacy of the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Towards a sustainable sports inclusion of disabled people
Richard R.;Pappous A. S.;
2020
Abstract
Using the Olympic and Paralympic Games to build a more inclusive and inclusive society is at the heart of the "Paris 2024" project. Improving the visibility and sporting participation of disabled people is a strong ambition of the legacy of the Paralympic Games. The purpose of this article is to review research on the legacies of past Paralympic Games in order to consider the construction of the Paris 2024 legacy in terms of the inclusion of disabled people. We will focus more specifically on three dimensions of this heritage: the staging and the visibility of Paralympic athletes, the "leverage" effect of the Paralympic Games on sport participation and its coordination, and finally access to high-level sport for disabled people.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
