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We believe that Olympic knowledge deserves to be shared and should be easily accessible to researchers and professionals worldwide. This is why we have created the Olympic World Library (OWL), a brand new and bilingual platform.The OWL is simultaneously a library catalogue, an information portal and a search engine and is entirely dedicated to Olympic knowledge. Whether you are looking for an official publication from the IOC or an organising committee, all existing publications on a specific subject, direct access to digital documents or to learn what is available for consultation in the IOC historical archives, you can find everything easily and directly via this platform. It also offers you the opportunity to see all the latest additions to our catalogue or dive into one of the monthly themes on offer, such as marketing in the Olympic Movement or Olympic Games impact and legacy, and much more. The OWL gives you easy and direct access to the latest publications on the topic. Explore it now at olympic.org/library and write to us at studies.centre@olympic.org to share your comments or questions. ALL THE LATEST NEWS, BOOK REVIEWS AND RESEARCH FROM THE IOC OLYMPIC STUDIES CENTRE Ð YOUR SOURCE OF OLYMPIC KNOWLEDGEOLYMPIC STUDIESSTUDIES CENTREOFF THE SHELFGO BEYOND. CREATE TOMORROW: THE STORY OF THE LILLEHAMMER 2016 YOUTH OLYMPIC GAMESThis is the official report of the Youth Olympic Games Lillehammer 2016. Published in English and available in electronic format only, it consists of four parts: The road to the Games; The torch tour; Youth Olympic Games; and Retrospect. Richly illustrated, the official report offers a comprehensive overview of the various aspects of the organisation and staging of the Games.THE TREASURES OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES: AN INTERACTIVE HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC GAMESThis book takes readers on a fascinating journey through the history of the summer Olympic Games, from their creation in ancient Greece to Rio 2016. Beautifully illustrated and full of anecdotes, it focuses on the evolution of the Games Ð from their humble beginnings to the grand scale of recent editions Ð as well as the performances of legendary athletes, from Spyridon Louis to Ben Ainslie. The book includes around 20 detachable facsimile documents, from the Olympic Museum’s collections, giving readers a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the Games and making this a unique collector’s item.ELITE YOUTH SPORT POLICY:A COMPARATIVE ANALYSISThe number of elite youth sport competitions has increased significantly in recent years, with the Youth Olympic Games representing a high point. Written by a team of internationally renowned researchers, the book explores elite youth sport policy across 15 countries around the globe, addressing how youth talent development is organised and why elite youth sport has become so popular.Edited by Elsa Kristiansen, Milena M. Parent, Barrie Houlihan.Published by Routledge, 2016. ISBN: 9781138888081, 328 pages, in English.Edited by the Olympic Museum.Published by Carlton Books, 2016. ISBN: 9781780977911, 63 pages, in English.Edited by Magne Vik¿ren.Published by 07 Media AS, 2016. ISBN: 9788230332801, 256 pages, in English.Digital version available at: olympic.org/lillehammer-201676 OLYMPIC REVIEW OLYMPIC STUDIES