Reflections on process sociology and sport 'walking the line'
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| Language: | English |
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London
Routledge
2013
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| Series: | Sport in the global society. Contemporary perspectives
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Table of Contents:
- THEORY, SPORT AND SOCIETY
- Towards a sociology of sport
- Thinking sociologically about sport
- Studying sport tgrough the lens of historical sociology and/or sociological history
- The emergence of football spectating as a social problem
- THE MEANING OF SPORT, BODY AND SOCIETY
- Human sciences, sport science and the need to study people 'in the round'
- Welcome to the pleasure dome?: emotions, leisure and society
- Body matters: theories of the body and the study of sportcultures
- Development through sport and the sports-industrial complex: the case for human development in sports and exercise sciences
- CASE STUDIES IN SPORT AND PROCESS SOCIOLOGY
- The consumption of American footbal in British society: networks of interdependencies
- The global media sport complex: key issue and concerns
- Globalization, sport and national identities
- Sport, identity politics, gender and globalization
- GLOBALISATION, SPORT AND CIVILISATIONAL ANAYLSIS
- Power and global sport: zones of prestige, emulation and resistance
- Civilised games?: Beijing 2008, power politics, and cultural struggles
- Real politic or ethically based: sport, globalization, migration and nation-state policies
- Branding and comsumption in the IOC's Celebrate humanity campaign