Matti Erik Goksøyr

• Goksøyr, Matti & Krieger, Jörg (2023). 1946, Year One? Prospects from the European Athletics Championships in Oslo on Gender, Amateurism and Politics. In Krieger, Jörg (Eds.), Athletics in the Nordic Countries: History and Developments. Common Ground Research Networks. ISSN 978-1-957792-50-7. p. 97–120. doi: 10.18848/978-1-957792-52-1/CGP. Show summary

  In the edited collection "Athletics in the Nordic Countries" scholars from Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden explore historical developments and current phenomena in the sport of athletics (track and field). The chapters provide insight into sport officials, events, and athletes from the Nordic countries that have shaped the international athletics scene. The authors identify the leading role of sport leaders from Scandinavia in the foundation years and highlight how athletics’ events held in the region were milestones in the transformation of the sport. Athletics’ international governing body World Athletics was founded in Sweden in 1912 as the International Amateur Athletic Federation. Seventy years later, Finland hosted the first World Athletics Championships in Helsinki in 1983. In between those turning points, Nordic officials and athletes promoted significant changes in athletics, and their innovative approaches continue to shape the development of the sport until today.

• Goksøyr, Matti & Heyerdahl, Gaute (2021). The 1952 and 1994 Olympic Flames: Norway’s Quest for Winter Olympic Identity. International Journal of the History of Sport. ISSN 0952-3367. doi: 10.1080/09523367.2021.1984893. Full text in Research Archive Show summary

  On two occasions, in 1952 and 1994, the Olympic Winter Games were entrusted to Norwegian organizers. As the only Nordic country to have hosted winter Olympics, the organizers of both games presented a version of the Olympic Winter Games and their increasingly fundamental and sacred symbols, which were not always in accordance with the International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) official interpretation, nor the international public’s understandings of these symbols, their origin, and meaning. For the 1952 winter games, Norway developed an original, separate winter Olympic flame and torch relay. Both the flame and torch relay exemplify specific Norwegian nation building, based on national sporting and cultural traditions, but also the importance of cultural invented symbols in sport, and the challenges that arise when national interpretations and expressions meet international interpretations. Myths and interpretations of the significance of the Norwegian hamlet of Morgedal in Telemark within skiing history challenged the IOC’s preferred Olympic flame protocols at both the Oslo 1952 and Lillehammer 1994 Olympic Winter Games.

• Goksøyr, Matti (2019). Idrettshistorie. In Sæther, Stig Arve (Eds.), Idrettsvitenskap : perspektiver og praksis. Universitetsforlaget. ISSN 9788215030913. p. 43–63. Show summary

  Norsk idrett preges både av stor bredde i antall medlemmer og høye topper i form av internasjonale prestasjoner. Hva kan suksessen skyldes: Er det den såkalte norske idrettsmodellen, de økonomiske rammene for idretten eller helt andre ting? Denne antologien tilbyr en grunnleggende innføring i idretten som fenomen og dens påvirkning på individ-, gruppe- og samfunnsnivå. Kapitlene tar særlig for seg ledelse, økonomi, trenerrollen, idrettspsykologi, treningslære, idrettstalentene, barne- og ungdomsidretten og kroppsøvingsfaget. Målet er å gi et godt svar på hva som påvirker og forklarer norsk idretts viktige rolle i det norske samfunnet.

• Goksøyr, Matti (2019). The Rings and the Swastika: Political Ambiguity in Sport before and during Second World War. International Journal of the History of Sport. ISSN 0952-3367. doi: 10.1080/09523367.2019.1687448. Full text in Research Archive Show summary

  As the Second World War emerged, sport's context changed from a sense of normalcy to increased political tension and eventually to war. Sports organizations in one way or another had to adapt. What happens to the claimed ‘un-political sport’ when the context in which it takes place becomes ever more politicized? Should sport take a stand or should it stick to the favourite position of Western sporting officials in the 1930s that ‘sport and politics should not mix’? Examining the small, occupied nations in Europe in particular helps answer these questions, as does considering the attitudes and politics of the international sports organizations in the critical years leading into the war: Was it possible to keep the Olympics going? What happened is explored based on recent research with primary and secondary sources, archive materials from the IOC and other organizations, as well as international research literature. Sport’s symbolic ambiguity as it related to peace and war was reflected in the different ways in which sportspeople and organizations reacted to WWII. Sport embraced contrasting actions, boycott and participation, watching and resisting, and still came out seemingly unstained. This enabled the idea of sport as a mainly un-political phenomenon to persist.

• Goksøyr, Matti (2018). How can you play when your house is on fire? : the Norwegian sports strike during the second world war. Scandinavian Journal of History. ISSN 0346-8755. 43(4), p. 433–456. doi: 10.1080/03468755.2018.1464275. Show summary

  The article considers the story of the Norwegian sports strike during the Second World War. What kind of resistance does the story reveal? What was the effect of a boycott of leisure activities like sports? The Norwegian sports organizations, unlike other international sports organizations, came to see themselves as part of the resistance movement against the Nazi regime during the German occupation from 1940 to 1945, using non-violent, civil disobedience as their weapon. Unprecedented historically and internationally, this meant that Norwegian sportsmen and women, for four and a half years, stopped participating in any way in sport. The boycott comprised sportsmen and spectators, regardless of whether the contestants were friends or foes, Allies or Nazis, Norwegians or German. Based upon previous and recent research the article contends that the sports strike can be considered an effective act of civil disobedience. It demonstrated in a visible way that civil resistance was possible, while the German and Nazi authorities sought to promote sports as a means of creating an impression of normality. Finally, the story of the sports strike can be read as a tale of the limitations of totalitarian regimes.

• Goksøyr, Matti (2016). Utenforland? Periferier, identiteter, og fotball i nord. In Pedersen, Helge Christian & Skille, Eivind Åsrum (Ed.), Utafor sporet? Idrett, identiteter og regionalisme i nord. Oplandske Bokforlag. ISSN 978-82-7518-244-7. p. 60–78. Show summary

  Utafor sporet? Idrett, identiteter og regionalisme i nord er en vitenskapelig antologi med historiske og samfunnsvitenskapelige bidrag til forståelsen av idretten i nord. Tematisk spenner bokas kapitler over alt fra fotball til ski, fra konkurranseidrett til arbeideridrett og samisk idrett og fra idrettspolitiske forhold til enkeltutøveres og idrettslederes historier. Det meste av boka handler om idrett i Nord-Norge i forhold til resten av Norge, men noen bidrag relaterer den også til Sverige, Finland og Russland (Sovjetunionen).

• Goksøyr, Matti (2013). Close strangers or strange friends? The London Olympics and Anglo-Norwegian sports relations in a historical perspective. International Journal of the History of Sport. ISSN 0952-3367. 30(7), p. 805–824. doi: 10.1080/09523367.2013.790646. Show summary

  This article studies similarities and disparities between the two nations England and Norway as they could be observed before and during the London 2012 Olympics, and discuss them in the historical perspective of geopolitical and sportive relations. The main perspective is how these relations have been seen and experienced from Norway. The article also studies whether the London Olympics of 2012 did present new forms of relationships between the two geographical neighbours. The article discusses the role of ball games, preferably team handball at the 2012 Games, as one example of where sporting interests differ. The article reflects upon these matters in a historical context. It builds upon traditional historical methods, document and media analysis. It also looks at the 2012 London Olympics against the background of the former London Games of 1908 and 1948, and the overall historical sports relations between England, ‘land of sport’ and a small country like Norway, who generally has been on the receiving end of these interchanges. Such asymmetric relationships invite to a critical use of perspectives like cultural imperialism and post-colonialism. The article discusses whether such perspectives can be fruitful also when one discusses matters between the so-called First World nations. As the title of the article indicates, Norway and England are both close, politically and culturally, while also being strangers to one another, e.g. in parts of the sports culture. The 2012 Olympics seemed to reinforce this impression.

• Goksøyr, Matti (2013). Taking Ski Tracks to the North. The Invention and Reinvention of Norwegian Polar Skiing: Sportisation, Manliness and National Identities. International Journal of the History of Sport. ISSN 0952-3367. 30(6), p. 563–579. doi: 10.1080/09523367.2012.760998. Show summary

  Norwegian explorers have for more than a century made a strong presence in the polar areas. One of their distinctions was their dedicated use of skis. This article examines the Norwegian affection for skiing in the polar areas. The will to quest and conquer the polar extremes, as well as the inland glaciers of Greenland, has been a part of Norwegian polar history, to such a degree that it can be termed a national characteristic. Through primary and secondary literature and other sources, the article discusses the historical background of this cultural practice, and how it has been able to survive into modern times. What is the significance of these modern expeditions which might otherwise be seen as mere repetitions of historic ventures? The article discusses polar skiing in the perspectives of modern sport, national identities and manliness.

• Goksøyr, Matti & Hanstad, Dag Vidar (2012). Elite sport development in Norway – a radical transformation. In Andersen, Svein S & Ronglan, Lars Tore (Ed.), Nordic elite sport : same ambitions - different tracks. Universitetsforlaget. ISSN 978-82-15-01939-0. p. 27–42.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2011). Skrivende fotballspillere og kjempende poeter; Berlin-OL og Nobels fredspris i 1936. Idrott, historia & samhälle. ISSN 0280-2775. p. 61–70.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2011). Heltebilder i utvikling : fra idrettsmann til utøver - idealtyper og historiske variasjoner. In Hanstad, Dag Vidar; Breivik, Gunnar; Sisjord, Mari Kristin & Skaset, Hans B. (Ed.), Norsk Idrett - Indre spenning og ytre press. Akilles forlag. ISSN 978-82-7286-228-1. p. 181–197.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2010). Nationalism. In Pope, S.W. & Nauright, John (Ed.), Routledge companion to sports history. Routledge. ISSN 978-0-415-77339-3. p. 268–294.
• Goksøyr, Matti & Olstad, Finn (2009). '... far to the north' : geography and football in Norway. Soccer and Society. ISSN 1466-0970. 10(03.apr), p. 324–340. Show summary

  From an international football perspective football in Norway may be considered as a 'different sort of country'. This essay concerns itself with the tension between the interest in football in Norway and the geographical and topographical preconditions for the sport. This is discussed in three main parts. The first addresses the relation between centre and periphery: how to build a national football community when the local communities are so scattered and different in character? The second part about the 'outsider country' considers the special conditions for playing, the region-building character and the cultural significance of football in the north of Norway. Finally, the essay deals with the conditions for playing football in different economic and cultural circumstances. The importance of political decisions for the distribution of football in Norway is emphasized.

• Goksøyr, Matti (2007). "Vi skal ikke være rævasittere i et departement" : Rolf Hofmos visjoner og virke for folkeidretten. Arbeiderhistorie. ISSN 0801-7778. p. 33–61.
• Goksøyr, Matti; Loland, Sigmund; Skirstad, Berit & Waddington, Ivan (2006). Pains and strains on the ice : some thoughts on the physical and mental struggles of polar adventurers, Pain and injury in sport : social and ethical analysis. Routledge. p. 76–88.
• Goksøyr, Matti; Eriksen, Anne; Drivenes, Einar-Arne & Jølle, Harald Dag (2006). The memories, Into the Ice : the History of Norway and the Polar Regions. Gyldendal Akademisk. p. 451–479.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2005). Fra dannelsesobjekt til investeringsobjekt - de norske amatører blir profesjonelle, Århus. Klim. p. 35–52.
• Fasting, Kari; Hanstad, Dag Vidar & Goksøyr, Matti (2005). Idrettspolitikk og kvinnepolitikk, Fred er ei det beste. Festskrift Hans B. Skaset 70 år. Gyldendal Undervisning. p. 209–219.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2005). Idrettspolitikk fra Rolf Hofmo til Hans B. Skaset, Hanstad og Goksøyr (eds.): Fred er ei det beste. Gyldendal, Oslo 2005. Gyldendal Akademisk.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2005). Wintersportlichkeiten: Beziehungen und gegenseitiger Einfluss, Hundert Jahre Deutsch-Norwegische Begegnungen : Nicht nur Lachs und Würstchen. Berliner Wissenschafts-Verlag. Show summary

  Norsk-tyske forbindelser gjennom hundre år : ikke bare laks og pølser

• Goksøyr, Matti (2005). Flagstad United! Rune Slagstad: Samlede polemikker. Pax, Oslo 2005. Pax Forlag.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2005). Og så ein svensk-norsk landskamp! : ein blir så patriotisk i slike stunder : Norsk-svenske idrettsforbindelser etter 1905, Norsk-svenske relasjoner i 200 år. Aschehoug & Co. p. 72–86.
• Breivik, Gunnar; Hanstad, Dag Vidar & Goksøyr, Matti (2005). Trenger vi en egen type etikk i eliteidretten? Fred er ei det beste. Festskrift til Hans B. Skaset 70 år, Fred er ei det beste. Festskrift til Hans B. Skaset 70 år. Gyldendal Undervisning. p. 182–189.
• Loland, Sigmund; Hanstad, Dag Vidar & Goksøyr, Matti (2005). Prestasjon eller dannelse? Verdikollisjoner i konkurranseidrett, Fred er ei det beste. Festskrift Hans B. skaset 70 år. Gyldendalske bokhandel, Nordisk forlag A/S. p. 172–181.
• Goksøyr, Matti & Olstad, Finn (2005). Mellom folkeoppdragere og sensasjonspakk. Et historisk perspektiv på medier og fotball. ?. 2(2), p. 19–33.
• Olstad, Finn & Goksøyr, Matti (2005). Fra dannelsesobjekt til investeringsobjekt : de norske amatører bliver professionelle, Professional fodbold. Klim. p. 35–52.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2004). Polarhelten og den polare opplevelsen. In Drivenes, Einar-Arne & Jølle, Harald Dag (Ed.), Norsk polarhistorie, bind I. Ekspedisjonene. Gyldendal Akademisk. p. 330–343.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2004). Snille piker går ikke til sydpolen. In Drivenes, Einar-Arne & Jølle, Harald Dag (Ed.), Norsk polarhistorie, bind I. Ekspedisjonene. Gyldendal Akademisk. p. 317–329.
• Goksøyr, Matti & Olstad, Finn (2004). Mellom "folkeoppdragere" og "sensasjonspakk". Et historisk perspektiv på medier og fotball. ?. 2(2), p. 19–32.
• Goksøyr, Matti; Drivenes, Einar-Arne & Jølle, Harald Dag (2004). Kappløp i gamle spor. In Drivenes, Einar-Arne & Jølle, Harald Dag (Ed.), Norsk Polarhistorie, bind I. Ekspedisjonene. Gyldendal Akademisk. p. 295–343.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2003). Between ’sport fools’ and intellectual snobs. Sports politics in the 1950ies. (Editors: Christian Vivier et.al.), Sport et Ideologie/Sport and ideology. p. 71–76.
• Goksøyr, Matti; Krüger, Arnd & Murray, William (2003). Norway : neighborly neutrality. In Krüger, Arnd & Murray, William (Ed.), The Nazi Olympics : sport, politics, and appeasement in the 1930s. University of Illinois Press. ISSN 0252028155. p. 175–194.

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• Goksøyr, Matti & Olstad, Finn (2017). Skjebnekamp : norsk idrett under okkupasjonen 1940-1945. Aschehoug & Co. ISBN 978-82-03-29678-9. 431 p.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2014). Hva er fotball? Universitetsforlaget. ISBN 9788215017624. 160 p.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2010). Idrett for alle : Norges idrettsforbund 150 år. Aschehoug & Co. ISBN 9788203238178. 279 p.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2008). Historien om norsk idrett. Abstrakt forlag. ISBN 9788279352457. 188 p.
• Goksøyr, Matti & Hanstad, Dag Vidar (2005). Fred er ei det beste. Festskrift til Hans B Skaset 70 år. Gyldendal Akademisk.
• Hanstad, Dag Vidar & Goksøyr, Matti Erik (2005). Fred er ei det beste. Gyldendal Norsk Forlag A/S. ISBN 82-05-35195-3. 256 p.

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• Goksøyr, Matti (2023). New book about sports as a potential force in political struggles for independence and sovereignty [Sport and Secessionism by Mariann Vaczi & Alan Bairner (eds.)]. Idrottsforum.org - Nordic Sport Studies Forum. ISSN 1652-7224.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2017). 100 år for fellesskapet : historien om Oslo idrettskrets. In Lønnebotn, Lasse (Eds.), 100 års idrettsglede : Oslo idrettskrets 1917-2017. Oslo idrettskrets. p. 26–41.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2013). Ski jumping. In Levinson, David & Pfister, Gertrud (Ed.), Berkshire Encyclopedia of World Sport. Berkshire Publishing Group. ISSN 9781933782676. p. 1118–1123.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2013). Anthropology Days, St. Louis 1904. In Levinson, David & Pfister, Gertrud (Ed.), Berkshire Encyclopedia of World Sport. Berkshire Publishing Group. ISSN 9781933782676. p. 39–40.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2009). Hans Bonde: Football with the foe : Danish sport under the swastika. Historisk Tidsskrift (Norge). ISSN 0018-263X. 88(3), p. 546–550.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2009). Hva er norsk skikonservatisme?
• Goksøyr, Matti (2008). Norske helter, stjerner og forbilder fra OL i 1936 og deres ettermæle: Birger Ruud, Sonja Henie, Laila Shcou-Nilsen. ?. 6(1/2 : Idrettens helt), p. 64–79.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2008). Propagandagullet.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2008). Ambitiöst men problematisk om nationella identiteter. Idrottsforum.org - Nordic Sport Studies Forum. ISSN 1652-7224.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2007). Den norske idrettsstreiken under 2.verdenskrig. Nasjonale og internasjonale perspektiver.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2007). The Role of mountains/nature and winter sports in Norwegian nation-building in the 19th and 20th centuries.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2007). Sport, War, Peace, Reconciliation Norwegian And International Attitudes Around The 2.World War.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2007). Internasjonal stjerne, nasjonalhelt og kvinnelig kjernekar. Idrettshelter i Norge rundt 1936.
• Goksøyr, Matti & Dahlén, Peter (2007). Gullet kom hem - men hvilket hjem? Bergens Tidende. ISSN 0804-8983.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2007). Ski jumping, Berkshire Encyclopedia of Extreme Sports / Douglas Booth & Holly Thorpe, editors. Berkshire Publishing. p. 276–278.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2006). Lundestads sport. Aftenposten (morgenutg. : trykt utg.). ISSN 0804-3116.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2006). Slutten på et amerikansk (baseball-)verdensbilde? ?.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2006). Norway - the sports nation.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2006). Dagsnytt 18. Show summary

  Forskningspolitikk

• Goksøyr, Matti (2006). Norsk idrett under krigen. Show summary

  idrett, idrettsstreik, krig, nazi-idrett

• Goksøyr, Matti (2006). Frokost-tv.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2006). VM 1938 - mesterskap med politiske slagskygger. Levende Historie. ISSN 1503-4208. Show summary

  Fotball-vm, historie, politikk, Norge, Tyskland

• Goksøyr, Matti & Olstad, Finn (2006). Fotballens barndom i Norge. Levende Historie. ISSN 1503-4208. Show summary

  Fotball, Norge, historie, identitet, rekruttering

• Goksøyr, Matti (2006). Mens andre kriget eller streiket, drev svenskene idrett som aldri før... Anmeldelse av Johnny Wijk: "Idrott, krig och nationell gemenskap: Om riksmarscher, fältsport och Gunder Hägg-feber. 359 sidor, inb., ill. Stehag: Brutus Östlings Bokförlag Symposion 2005 ISBN 91-7139-722-1. ?.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2006). Fotballens verden: politikk, big business, underholdning og idrett.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2005). Norway during the 2.World War: a sports strike!
• Goksøyr, Matti (2005). Ski Jumping, Berkshire Encyclopedia of World Sport. Berkshire.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2005). Holmenkollen Sunday, Berkshire Encyclopedia of World Sport. Berkshire.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2005). Holmenkollen Ski Jump, Berkshire Encyclopedia of World Sport. Berkshire.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2005). Bislett Stadium, Berkshire Encyclopedia of World Sport. Berkshire.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2005). Anthropology Days, Berkshire Encyclopedia of World Sport. Berkshire.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2005). Norge i hundre - et kulturhistorisk streif over de siste hundre år.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2005). Sport as a political weapon 1940-1952: from the Norwegian sports strike during the 2.World War to welcoming former occupants for the Olympics in 1952.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2004). Fotball og fascinasjon.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2004). Smerte under polarsirkelen.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2004). Dette er vi imot!
• Goksøyr, Matti (2004). Sør-Afrika og fotball-vm.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2004). Idrett som fredsskapende middel.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2004). Cricket-rivalisering India vs Pakistan.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2004). Idrett og alkohol.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2004). Lillehammner-OL 10 år etter.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2004). In the far Corner: Norway vs. Europe - Integration or Isolation.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2004). Den norske idrettens vei inn i den politiske og internasjonale varmen 1940 – 1952: Forholdet til Tyskland.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2004). Matti Goksøyr om Thor Gotaas: Først i løypa. ?.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2004). Ville leker. Dagbladet. ISSN 0805-3766.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2004). Starten gikk i Olympia. Levende Historie. ISSN 1503-4208. p. 18–25.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2004). Norge i 100. Et kulturhistorisk streif over Norge fra 1905 til 2005. Show summary

  Jeg jobber som bidragsyter og idrettshistorisk konsulent i denne serien. Skal være på luften fra den startet i august/september 2004 til juni 2005. i løpet av 2004 har jeg bidratt/blitt intervjuet i 8 programmer.

• Goksøyr, Matti (2004). Skihopp, cricket-tester og fotballkamper: Idrett som indentitetsarena. ?.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2004). Idrett, opplevde fellesskap og nasjonal identitet i historisk perpektiv.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2004). Brytninger i norsk idrett.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2004). Transcending Pain: The Case of Polar Explorers.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2004). Historisk perspektiv på idrett og konflikt/konfliktløsning.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2003). Skisportens rolle for norsk nasjonal identitet.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2003). Idrett og nasjonal identitet i lys av 1905.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2003). Fra lek til storpolitikk – kan idretten redde verdensfreden?
• Goksøyr, Matti (2003). Kappløp i gamle spor: Perioden 1960-2000 i norsk polarhistorie.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2003). Idrettskultur og kulturell identitet.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2003). Alan Bairner: Sport, nationalism and globalisation : European and North-American perspectives. International Review for the Sociology of Sport. ISSN 1012-6902. 38(3), p. 369–372.
• Goksøyr, Matti (2003). Hans Bonde: Niels Bukh : en politisk-ideologisk biografi. Sportwissenschaft. ISSN 0342-2380. 33(2), p. 218–219.
• Goksøyr, Matti & Ronglan, Lars Tore (2005). Moving Bodies Mennesket i bevegelse. Norges Idrettshøgskole. Show summary

  I dette nummeret av Moving Bodies lever journalen virkelig opp til sitt tverrfaglige ideal. De fire artiklene som publiseres spenner fra en sosialantropologisk/vitenskapsteoretisk drøfting av idealer og praksis i forskning, via en sosiologisk undersøkelse av maskulinitet/femininitet i idrettsfeltet og en idrettspedagogisk drøfting av begrepet livserfaring til en gjennomgang og vurdering av forskning på barns benhelse.

• Goksøyr, Matti; Ronglan, Lars Tore & Dahlén, Peter (2004). Moving Bodies. Tema: Sport og medier. Norges idrettshøgskole.
• Goksøyr, Matti & Ronglan, Lars Tore (2004). Moving Bodies Menneske i bevegelse. Norges idrettshøgskole.

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