ABSTRACT

This article analyses Colombian sport policy from the late nineteenth century to the present. The text evaluates how policies were connected to the ebbs and flows of Colombian politics and the clientelist structures that characterise the country’s public administration. It shows the way in which sport policy was challenged, transformed, and overseen by civil servants and governmental officials. The article also provides some insight into the influence that individuals such as athletes, coaches, and sports entrepreneurs had on the evolution and rationality of the policies enacted after 1925. It shows how economic and political motives restricted the effectiveness of some of these policies amongst women, Afro Colombians, and indigenous populations. Finally, the article suggests that both the state and some sectors of civil society, interested in promoting athletic activities as a symbol of progress and modernity, have been equally influential in the organisational model of Colombian sport.

摘要

本文分析了从19世纪后期到现在的哥伦比亚体育政策。本书评估了政策如何与哥伦比亚政治的潮起潮落以及代表该国公共行政的顾客主义者结构之间的联系。它显示了体育政策受到公务员和政府官员的挑战，转变和监督的方式。这篇文章还提供了对运动员，教练和体育企业家等个人对1925年后制定的政策的演变和合理性产生的影响的一些见解。它表明了经济和政治动机如何限制了其中某些政策在女性中的效力。 ，非洲裔哥伦比亚人和土著居民。最后，文章建议国家和公民社会的某些部门，