The Notion of Achievement in Sport and some Ethical Issues in Professional Sport

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Quilter, John Gerard. (2005). The Notion of Achievement in Sport and some Ethical Issues in Professional Sport. In Dr Stephen Coleman (special issue) and General Editor- Dr Andrew Alexandra (Ed.). 2004 Conference of the Australian Association for Professional and Applied Ethics. Canberra, Australia: Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics.

Authors	Quilter, John Gerard
Keywords	Organised Sports;--Philosophy and Religious Studies not elsewhere classified;--Recreation; Leisure and Tourism;--Geography;--Strategic Basic;--Social ethics
Year	2005
Journal	Australian Journal of Professional and Applied Ethics: Selected papers from the 2004 Conference of the Australian Association for Professional and Applied Ethics.
Publisher	Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics
Open access	Open access
Research Group	School of Philosophy
Place of publication	Canberra, Australia
Editors	Dr Stephen Coleman (special issue) and General Editor- Dr Andrew Alexandra

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