Capitalism and Sport Capitalism and Sport

Capitalism and Sport

Politics, Protest, People and Play

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Publisher Description

Millions of working class people watch or participate in sports, and yet sport is shaped by the drives and contradictions of capitalism. The essays in this collection focus on the politics of, and politics in, sport. They look at the origins of sport regulation, the impact of globalisation and the place of individual and collective resistance. Covering issues such as racism, doping, sexism, fan movements and great figures from Muhammad Ali to Billie Jean King to Palestinian footballer Mahmoud Sarsak, this is a radical journey through sporting history.

GENRE
Politics & Current Affairs
RELEASED
2013
1 October
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
288
Pages
PUBLISHER
Bookmarks
SIZE
746.8
KB

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