MOVE Congress 2019: Prof Richard Parrish (Edge Hill University) How Does Grassroots Sport Fit into the Bigger Picture of Sport Diplomacy?

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The document outlines the evolution of EU sports policy and sport diplomacy over time. It traces the key documents and initiatives that have shaped the EU's approach, including the 2007 White Paper which recognized sport's role in external relations, the 2009 Lisbon Treaty provision on cooperation in sport with third countries, and the 2011 Communication identifying scope for international cooperation. More recent developments include High Level Groups in 2015/16, Council Conclusions in 2016 calling to keep sport diplomacy on the agenda, and the 2017-2020 EU Work Plan for Sport which addresses topics like integrity, economic and social dimensions of sport. The document concludes by positioning EU sports policy and sport diplomacy within concepts of the EU as a market power and normative

Presentations & Public Speaking

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How does grassroots sport
fit into the bigger picture of
sport diplomacy?

edgehill.ac.uk
EU Sports Policy Trajectory
White Paper
2007
Art.165 TFEU
Communication
on Sport 2011
Erasmus +
Sport
Work Plan for
Sport 2011-
2020

edgehill.ac.uk
White Paper on Sport (2007)
‘Sharing our values with other parts of the world’
“Sport can play a role regarding different aspects of the
EU's external relations: as an element of external
assistance programmes, as an element of dialogue with
partner countries and as part of the EU's public
diplomacy”.
s.2.7

edgehill.ac.uk
Article 165 TFEU (2009)
“The Union shall foster co-operation with
third countries and the competent
international organisations in the field of
sport”.
Art.165(3)

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Communication on Sport
(2011)
“….identify the scope for international
cooperation in the field of sport with a
focus on European third countries, in
particular candidate countries and
potential candidates, and the Council of
Europe.”
s.5.

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High Level Groups on Grassroots Sport & Sport
Diplomacy (2015/16)

edgehill.ac.uk
Council Conclusions (2016)
“Ensure that sport diplomacy remains on
the EU political agenda”.

edgehill.ac.uk
Sport Diplomacy
Seminars
(2016 & 2017)
Commission Study (2018)

edgehill.ac.uk
EU Work Plan for Sport
2017-2020
Integrity of sport
(good governance; safeguarding of minors, the specificity of sport,
combatting corruption and match fixing, fighting doping)
Economic dimension of sport
(innovation in sport, and sport and the digital single market)
Sport and society
(social inclusion, coaches, education in and through sport, sport
and health, environment and sport and media, sport diplomacy)

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Erasmus+
• Grassroots Sport Diplomacy.
• EU Sport Diplomacy.

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EU Sport Policy & the Big
Picture
Market
Power Citizens
Europe Normative
Power

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Thank you
www.ehu.ac.uk/sportsdiplomacy

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MOVE Congress 2019: Prof Richard Parrish (Edge Hill University) How Does Grassroots Sport Fit into the Bigger Picture of Sport Diplomacy?

1. edgehill.ac.uk How does grassroots sport fit into the bigger picture of sport diplomacy?

2. edgehill.ac.uk EU Sports Policy Trajectory White Paper 2007 Art.165 TFEU Communication on Sport 2011 Erasmus + Sport Work Plan for Sport 2011- 2020

3. edgehill.ac.uk White Paper on Sport (2007) ‘Sharing our values with other parts of the world’ “Sport can play a role regarding different aspects of the EU's external relations: as an element of external assistance programmes, as an element of dialogue with partner countries and as part of the EU's public diplomacy”. s.2.7

4. edgehill.ac.uk Article 165 TFEU (2009) “The Union shall foster co-operation with third countries and the competent international organisations in the field of sport”. Art.165(3)

5. edgehill.ac.uk Communication on Sport (2011) “….identify the scope for international cooperation in the field of sport with a focus on European third countries, in particular candidate countries and potential candidates, and the Council of Europe.” s.5.

6. edgehill.ac.uk High Level Groups on Grassroots Sport & Sport Diplomacy (2015/16)

7. edgehill.ac.uk Council Conclusions (2016) “Ensure that sport diplomacy remains on the EU political agenda”.

8. edgehill.ac.uk Sport Diplomacy Seminars (2016 & 2017) Commission Study (2018)

9. edgehill.ac.uk EU Work Plan for Sport 2017-2020 Integrity of sport (good governance; safeguarding of minors, the specificity of sport, combatting corruption and match fixing, fighting doping) Economic dimension of sport (innovation in sport, and sport and the digital single market) Sport and society (social inclusion, coaches, education in and through sport, sport and health, environment and sport and media, sport diplomacy)

10. edgehill.ac.uk Erasmus+ • Grassroots Sport Diplomacy. • EU Sport Diplomacy.

11. edgehill.ac.uk EU Sport Policy & the Big Picture Market Power Citizens Europe Normative Power

12. edgehill.ac.uk Thank you www.ehu.ac.uk/sportsdiplomacy

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