: A related finding highlights that young athletes (ages 10 to 20) primarily experience the AWG as a festive event , prioritizing socialization and symbolic unity over pure competition.
: The paper uses resonance theory to present the AWG as a model that fosters deep social connections, affection, and self-efficacy among young participants. Winter Games 2023 [0100A4A015FF0800][v0][US](Du...
: The study focuses on how the event addresses environmental sustainability, particularly in the context of climate change and its impact on Northern communities. : A related finding highlights that young athletes
: It examines how Indigenous and traditional knowledge are integrated into the Games' practices, helping to construct a shared Arctic identity. : It examines how Indigenous and traditional knowledge
You can access the full report or detailed abstracts through platforms like ResearchGate and Aalborg University's Research Portal .
This research, conducted by an international team during the event in , explores the Games as more than just a sporting competition.
The most relevant academic paper regarding the (AWG) is titled "Arctic Winter Games 2023: Youth, Sport, Culture Social and Environmental Sustainability." Key Insights from the Paper
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