Passion for

1. Dr. phil.

Austria: University of Vienna / Croatia: University of Split / Denmark: University of Copenhagen / France: Comité français Pierre de Coubertin Paris- Est University (ORME) University of Bordeaux University of Nice Sophia Antipolis University Gustave-Eiffel Paris / Germany: Deutsche Arbeitsgemeinschaft von Sportmuseen, Sportarchiven und Sportsammlungen e.V. Kunstforum Ostdeutsche Galerie Institut für Sportgeschichte Baden-Württemberg Pädagogische Hochschule Ludwigsburg Rotary Club Stadtarchiv Stuttgart University of Münster VfB Stuttgart 1893 e.V. / Spain: University of Barcelona / Sweden: University of Gothenburg / Switzerland: University of Lausanne Olympic Study Centre / Qatar: University of Doha / United Kingdom: University of Manchester / United States of America: California State University Fullerton International Association for Sports Communication Articles (peer-reviewed) Camps Y Wilant, Natalia, and Pierre-Olaf Schut (2025). “Louis Faure-Dujarric, a French Sports Architect in the Interwar Period.” The International Journal of the History of Sport: 1743-1761. / Camps Y Wilant, Natalia (2024). “The Olympic Art Competitions: Olympic Medals for Artworks, Pierre de Coubertin’s Passion for Art, the Fine Art Salon, and the Social Circles.” Revue d’histoire culturelle 8, s.p. 7 Camps Y Wilant, Natalia (2024). “Awarding Olympic Medals for Creativity in the City of Art. The Artistic Jury of 1924.” Journal of Olympic History: 14-20. / Camps Y Wilant, Natalia (2023). “‘Mon cher collaborateur’: Pierre de Coubertin, George Hohrod and the Editor Juliette Adam.” Journal of Olympic History 31, no. 1: 3–8. / Camps Y Wilant, N. (2021). “A closed world”: Pierre de Coubertin as a possible guest in the Proustian Salons in Paris.” Diagoras: International Academic Journal on Olympic Studies 5 (2021): 7–17. / Camps Y Wilant, Natalia (2019). “Decoding Olympic History in a Painting by Charles de Coubertin.” The International Journal of the History of Sport 35: 1815-1827. / Camps Y Wilant, Natalia (2018). “When Art Was an Olympic Discipline: The Fine Art Salon as a Possible Model for the Concept of the Olympic Art Competitions from an Art History Perspective.” Sport in History 38, no. 4: 457–475. / Camps Y Wilant, Natalia (2016/2017). “A Female Medallist at the 1928 Olympic Art Competitions: The Sculptress Renée Sintenis.” The International Journal of the History of Sport 33, no. 13: 1483–1499. / Camps Y Wilant, Natalia (2016). “Art Works as Sources for Sport History Research: The Example of ‘Sports Allegory/The Crowning of the Athletes’ by Charles Louis Frédy de Coubertin.” The International Journal of the History of Sport 33: 1028-1045. / Camps Y Wilant, Natalia (2016). “A Glimpse of History: Seen Through the Eyes of Charles de Coubertin.” Journal of Olympic History 3: 52-57. / Camps Y Wilant, Natalia (2009/10). “Olympische Erziehung im Kindergarten – Ein Projektbericht.” Alpheios 9: 77-82. / Monographies Camps Y Wilant, Natalia (2021). Sport in Stuttgart: Ein Blick zurück in die 1920er-Jahre. Stuttgart: J. Klotz Verlag. / Camps Y Wilant, Natalia (2017). Pierre de Coubertin´s concept for the Olympic Art Competitions – Origins, models and artistic influences in the mirror of art historical and previously unpublished sources (PhD diss., University of Münster.) / Book chapters Camps Y Wilant, Natalia und Schut (2023). Pierre-Olaf. “Louis Faure-Dujarric: architect du stade olympique de J.O. de 1924”, in Sport, art et olympisme. I. Coste-Manière. G. Lecocq et B. Maccario. Paris: Harmattan, p. 73-80. / Camps Y Wilant, Natalia and Hirthler, George (2023). “The Feminist Controversy: Coubertin's Opposition to Women: Competing in the Olympic Games”, in Pierre de Coubertin: Life, Vision, Influences and the Achivements of the Founder of the Modern Olympic Games.St. Wassong and G.Lecocq (2023). Lausanne: The Olympic Sudies Centre, p. 80-81. / Camps Y Wilant, Natalia (2019). “Der Flechtheim Zirkel – eine Inspirationsquelle für Sportmotive bei Künstlern der Weimarer Republik”, in Kunst – Sport – Literatur von M. Ehlers, M. Friedrich, H. Holz, und L. Wieser. Hildesheim: Arete, 2019, p. 116-126. Book reviews Camps Y Wilant, Natalia (2025). Paris 1924: Sport, Art and the Body by C. Vout and Ch. Young (eds.), Journal of Sport History 52, no. 2: 139–141. Camps Y Wilant, Natalia (2024). Die Olympischen Kunstwettbewerbe 1912 bis1948 (Volume I-III) by W. Reinhardt und R. Schlüter, Journal of Olympic History 3: 95-6. Camps Y Wilant, Natalia (2019). Sport and Modernism in the Visual Arts in Europe, c. 1909–39 by B. Vere, in Journal of Sport History 46, no. 1: 136–137.