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the ideal that sport should be played for its own sake without payment, examined as an ethic and as a basis for sport governance.

In sport history, amateurism in sport refers to the ideal that sport should be played for its own sake without payment, examined as an ethic and as a basis for sport governance. This meaning comes from Allison (2001) in Amateurism in Sport.[1]

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Allison, L. (2001). Amateurism in Sport. Frank Cass. ISBN 9780714680309

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