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Sport for all – History of a Vision

The 19th Congress for the International Society for the History of Physical Education and Sport (ISHPES) took place from 18 – 21 July in Münster, Germany. The conference’s theme was ‘Sport for all – History of a Vision Around the World’. In keeping with this global focus and participatory spirit, some 145 researchers and 360 students from over 30 nations and all six inhabited continents took part in the Congress. They were treated to four keynotes and over 40 sessions, each of which explored the concept of ‘sport for all’ in distinctive and often thoughtprovoking ways. Indeed, this array of different interpretations showed that ‘Sport for All’ does not hold any single, universal meaning. As such, in this synopsis I aim to provide readers of Sport und Gesellschaft Sport and Society with a general sense of the different ways delegates engaged with the Congress’s theme. In particular, I identify and discuss four principal conceptual threads within ‘Sport for All’: mass participation in the post-war period, sport as a conduit for social inclusion and