Legacy or liability: is hosting sports events good for developing countries?
Do developing countries really benefit from hosting international sporting events? Sammy Fookes argues the money could be better spent
Un Mundo Novo: A New World
In this article, Isabel O’Brien discusses the disregard for Rio’s favelas in the midst of political corruption and the impact of increased Olympic spending...
Rio 2016: Trouble in Paradise?
The continued spread of the Zika virus along with political and economic instability has spawned numerous questions about the 2016 Olympic games. Here, Adam...
Fifa: Any positives?
Fifa has been caught in the eye of a media storm that raises allegations of corruption, tax evasion, and bribery. Our Blog Editor, Joe...
An arena for change: how sport is having an impact on international development
As the Olympics fully take off, DiA writer Sam Hall considers the positive impact that sport has on the developing world The London 2012 Olympics has...
Bringing transparency to the developing world
. As the African Cup of Nations’ qualifying stages kick off, Rowan Emslie points towards corruption within FIFA and asks how realistic it is to...
Corruption at the Crease
DiA’s Blog Editor Will Jones delves deep into the heart of the Indian subcontinent’s illegal gambling industry to investigate the state of corruption in...
IPL – India’s latest Bollywood Blockbuster
The Cricket World Cup in India has once again demonstrated the country’s love for its adopted sport. Ahmedabad plays host to the quarter final...