ELL 2012

Performance Indicators

This content will be created through a set of key legacy indicators - socio-economic and cultural indicators of progress toward achieving the published policy goals of government, the London 2012 stakeholders and local authorities.

Understanding Legacy

A short guide by Professor Gavin Poynter;

“(Olympic) Games are no longer seen as ends in themselves. They become a means – a means for something good. That ‘Good’ is legacy”.

 

Presentations

Olympic Legacies: “Legacy” and the Olympic City. by Dr. Iain MacRury, London East Research Institute, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, UEL.

London 2012 Games and Policy in Olympic Nations. by John Lock, Director of the 2012 Office, University of East London.

The Cultural and Socio-Economic Legacy of Mega-Events. by Professor Gavin Poynter, London East Research Institute, University of East London.

The Olympics as Mega-Event. by Professor Michael Rustin, London East Research Institute, University of East London.

Olympic Legacy: Social and Cultural Regeneration.byProfessor Michael Rustin, London East Research Institute, University of East London.

London 2012: Values, Reconnections and Transformations. by Dr. Iain MacRury, London East Research Institute, University of East London.

websites

London-Rio: Olympic cities Analysing the social legacies of mega-events

The Host Boroughs and the Strategic Regeneration Framework:

A beginners guide to the social impacts of the Olympics

The environmental sustainability of the Olympic games

Student Research

Britishness in East London: Children's National Identity in Anticipation of the 2012 Olympic

 

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