Journal Vol 2 | No 4 Match fixing. Doping. Fan Violence. Racism. Corruption. With new cases of these threats emerging on a monthly basis, it is clear that sport is at a crossroads and that organisations and governments must come together to ensure that urgent action is taken to confront these problems. The response must... Read More

Journal Vol 2 | No 3 This issue of the ICSS Journal return the focus to football, and looks at the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil, where sport also seems to have drawn people together. The protests and demonstrations that took place at the Confederations Cup a year earlier were not repeated on anything... Read More

Journal Vol 2 | No 2 This edition of the ICSS Journal explore security operations and the Boston Marathon, the lessons that are being learnt by the organisers, and how the City of Boston has united flowing the tragic events of April 2014. The real power of sport is in bringing countries, communities and societies... Read More

Journal Vol 2 | No 1 The articles in this issue show the broad scope of integrity, safety and security challenges that face major sporting event organisers and host governments.  It is clear that biological passports are an important way forward in the fight against doping, whether at the Olympics, in football or in cycling.... Read More

Journal Vol 1 | No 1 Playing a political game. Tensions in sport, society and the state. This first Edition of the ICSS Journal is dedicated to Sport for Development and Peace, thus helping to raise awareness, trigger new ideas and, most importantly, concrete action. Sport has proven to be successful in serving as a... Read More