Fostering peace through football and other sports in Colombia and Northern Ireland
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https://doi.org/10.15332/rt.v0i10.1605Keywords:
Sport for development and peace, sport and peace building, Colombia, North IrelandAbstract
This article explores the use of sport for peace-building in Colombia and Northern Ireland from the perspective of the personnel involved in the design and implementation of sport for peace programs. With particular emphasis on the reflections of sport for peace officials, the content of sport-based social programs and the sport for development and peace sector in the two societies, this study drew a number of lessons regarding the opportunities and the challenges of using sport to promote peace in the specific conflict context of the two regions.
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