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H-Sport Journal Watch. Second Quarter 2013
JOURNAL WATCH
H-Sport Journal and periodical review
Second Quarter 2013
http://www.h-net.org/~sport/jw/jwmain.html
June 25, 2013
Compiled by:
Hugo Ceron-Anaya ([email protected])
Rebeccah Dawson ([email protected])
Duncan Jamieson ([email protected])
Peter Marquis ([email protected])
ENGLISH-LANGUAGE JOURNALS
Compiled by Duncan Jamieson, Ashland University
Annals of Iowa, Vol 72, Issue 2
http://www.iowahistory.org/publications/the-annals-of-iowa/
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"This affair is about something bigger than John Bright": Iowans Confront the Jim Crow
South, 1946-1951, by Zebulon Baker, 122-160
Art History, Vol 36, Issue 2
http://www.iowahistory.org/publications/the-annals-of-iowa/
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Entering the Field of Play: New Approaches to Sport and Art, by Bernard Vere, 450-455
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Economic Inquiry, Vol 51, Issue 2
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ecin.2013.51.issue-2/issuetoc
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Incidence and Consequences of Risk-Taking Behavior in Tournaments-Evidence from
the NBA, by Christian Grund, Jan Hocker and Stefan Zimmerman, 1489-1501
International Journal of the History of Sport, Vol 30, Issue 2
http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fhsp20/30/2#.UbszV5z4KC0
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Interchanging Scandinavian Models? ‘Science-Based’ Interaction between Military and
Civil Institutes for Physical Education in Belgium (1921–1947), by Hans
Vangrunderbeek, 109-130
Team Work? Using Sporting Fiction as an Historical Archive and Source of Developing
Theoretical Approaches to Sport History, by Andy Harvey, 131-144
Centreboards and Sails: The Rise of Open-Boat Racing in Sydney During the 1890s, by
Carlin de Montfort, 145-161
Mixed Doubles: Political Hegemony, Urban Entrepreneurialism and the Australian Open
Tennis Championships, by Alistair John, Bob Stewart & Brent McDonald, 162-178
Book Reviews
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Sport and Identity in France: Practices, Locations, Representations, by Adrian Smith,
179-181
Bhiwani Junction: The Untold Story of Boxing in India, by Nikhilesh Bhattacharya, 182183
Routledge Companion to Sports History, by Neil Carter, 183-185
Waves of Resistance: Surfing and History in Twentieth-Century Hawai'i, by Kevin
Fisher, 185-187
A History of Eton Fives, by Malcolm Tozer, 187-189
Modern Pentathlon: A Centenary History: 1912–2012, by Richard Cox, 189-191
The Two Koreas and the Politics of Global Sport, by Gwang OK, 191-193
http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fhsp20/30/3#.Ubs13pz4KC0
Special Issue: Asia
• Shaping Bodies Shaping Minds: Selim Sırrı Tarcan and the Origins of Modern Physical
Education in Turkey, by Demet Lüküslü & Şakir Dinçşahin, 195-209
• The Diffusion and Transmission of Cricket among European, Indigenous and Migrant
Communities in the British Straits Settlements and Malay States during the Late
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century, 1786–1899, by Peng Han Lim, 210-231
• A Study of Wei–Jin Ancient Tomb Brick Paintings in Hexi Corridor on China's Silk
Road, by Jinmei Li, 232-241
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Chinese Bodies that Matter: The Search for Masculinity and Femininity, by Gladys Pak
Lei Chong, 242-266
Glocalisation of Sport: The NBA's Diffusion in China, by Fuhua Huang, 267-284
English Newspaper and Sport: The South China Morning Post's Lawn Bowls Reporting
in British Colonial Hong Kong, by Yizheng Zou, 285-296
The Influence of Chosun Marathon Bogeuphoe on Realisation of Korea's National
Identity during the US Military Government Era (1945–1948), Moongi Cho, 297-314
A Modern History of Women Taekwondo in Korea since the Second World War, by
Cheong Rak Choi, Chul Moo Heo, Myung Soo Shin & Ah Rong Lee, 315-335
International Journal of the History of Sport, Vol 30, Issue
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Special Issue: From Beijing to London - Delivering Olympic and Elite Sport in a Cross Cultural
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The Olympics and Elite Sport Policy: Where Will It All End? by Barrie Houlihan &
Jinming Zheng, 338-355
Athlete Development, Athlete Rights and Athlete Welfare: A European Union
Perspective, by Ian Henry, 356-373
A Study of the Relationship Between Elite Athletes' Educational Development and
Sporting Performance, by Dawn Aquilina, 374-392
Shining a Spotlight on Public Diplomacy: Chinese Media Coverage on the Opening
Ceremony of the 2012 London Olympics, by Xin Zhong, Shuhua Zhou, Bin Shen &
Chao Huang, 393-406
The Legacy: Did the Beijing Olympic Games have a Long-Term Impact on Grassroots
Sport Participation in Chinese Townships?, by Jing Feng & Fan Hong, 407-421
From Hongkew Recreation Ground to Bird's Nest: The Past, Present and Future of Large
Sports Venues in China, by Lu Zhouxiang, 422-442
China's Olympic Dream and the Legacies of the Beijing Olympics, by Shiming Luo &
Fuhua Huang, 443-452
http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fhsp20/30/5#.Ubs4BJz4KC0
Special Issue: Australasia and the Pacific
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The ‘Chimera’ of Origins: Association Football in Australia before 1880, by Ian Syson,
453-468
‘Connected to Something’: Soccer and the Transnational Passions, Memories and
Communities of Sydney's Italian Migrants, Francesco Ricatti & Matthew Klugman, 469483
Against the Run of Play: The Emergence of Australian Soccer Literature, by Paul
Mavroudis, 484-499
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The Forgotten Grounds of Sydney: A Retrospective Overview of Select National Soccer
League Venues, by Les Street, 500-526
Organising Sport at the Olympic Games: The Case of Sydney 2000, by Stephen Frawley,
527-544
Wicked Wikipedia? Communities of Practice, the Production of Knowledge and
Australian Sport History, by Stephen Townsend, Gary Osmond & Murray G. Phillips,
545-559
http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fhsp20/30/6#.Ubs4npz4KC0
Special Issue: Skiing and Identity: Between Nation, Class, Gender, and Industrialisation
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Introduction, by Annette R. Hofmann, 561-562
Taking Ski Tracks to the North. The Invention and Reinvention of Norwegian Polar
Skiing: Sportisation, Manliness and National Identities, by Matti Goksøyr, 563-579
Skiing and Sport in the Core Sámi Area of Norway, 1927 to 1964: Organisation,
Modernisation and Minority Policy, by Helge Chr. Pedersen, 580-597
The Discursive Construction of National Identity through the Swiss Magazine SKI Before
World War I, by Peter Engel, 598-616
Sir Galahad, Skiing and a Woman's Quest for Freedom, by Gertrud Pfister, 617-633
Skiing Before 1914 in France: A Means of Diffusing National Identity, by Yves Morales,
634-646
Slovenian Skiing Identity: Historical Path and Reflection, by Borut Batagelj, 647-658
The Importance of Skiing in Austria, by Rudolf Müllner, 659-673
The Influence of Politics on the Development of Turnen, Mountaineering and Skiing in
Western Austria, by Andreas Brugger, 674-691
http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fhsp20/30/7#.Ubs5mpz4KC0
Special Issue: The London Olympic Games: European Perspectives
• In the Shadow of Myron: The Impact of the Discobolus on Representations of Olympic
Sport from Victorian Britain to Contemporary China, by Mike O'Mahony, 693-718
• Modern Pentathlon at the London 2012 Olympics: Between Traditional Heritage and
Modern Changes for Survival, by Sandra Heck, 719-735
• London is Just Around the Corner: Belgium, Britain and Sport, by Pascal Delheye, Stijn
Knuts & Thomas Ameye, 736-756
• Monarchy, Socialism and Modern Capitalism: Hungary's Participation in Three London
Olympic Games, by Nikoletta Onyestyák, 757-773
• From Best to Worst? Romania and Its Nostalgia for Olympic Successes, by Simona
Petracovschi & Thierry Terret, 774-788
• The Olympic Games in London 2012 from a Swedish Media Perspective, by Susanna
Hedenborg, 789-804
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Close Strangers or Strange Friends? The London Olympics and Anglo-Norwegian Sports
Relations in a Historical Perspective, by Matti Goksøyr, 805-824
http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fhsp20/current#.Ubs6U5z4KC0
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Editorial, by Wray Vamplew, 825
‘The Charm of Being Loose and Free’: Nineteenth-Century Fisherwomen in the North
American Wilderness, by David McMurray, 826-852
The Amplification and De-Amplification of Amateurism and Professionalism in the
Gaelic Athletic Association, by John Connolly & Paddy Dolan, 853-870
Moving towards Inclusion: An Analysis of Photographs from the 1926 Women's Games
in Gothenburg, by Natalie Barker-Ruchti, Karin Grahn & Claes Annerstedt, 871-891
How Much Sport is there in Sport Physiology? Practice and Ideas in the Stockholm
School of Physiology at GCI, 1941–1969, by Daniel Svensson, 892-913
Book Reviews
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Places We Play: Ireland's Sporting HeritageMike Cronin and Roisin HigginsWiltonThe
Collins Press, 2011, by Mike Huggins, 914-915
Historia SportuWojciech LipońskiWarsaw, Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN, 20127, by
Paul Newsham
915-917
Sport and Politics in Modern Britain: The Road to 2012Kevin JefferysBasingstoke,
Palgrave Macmillan, 2012, by Dilwyn Porter, 917-919
Olympic Visions: Images of the Games through HistoryMike O'MahonyLondon,
Reaktion Books Ltd., 2012, by Iain Adams, 919-921
Sport and Democracy in the Ancient and Modern WorldsPaul ChristensenCambridge,
Cambridge University Press, by Allen Guttmann, 921-923
Sport, Politics and Society in the Arab WorldSport, Politics and Society in the Arab
WorldMahfoud AmaraLondon, Palgrave Macmillan, 2012, by Philip Dine, 923-925
Memorialkultur im Fussballsport: Medien, Rituale and Praticken des Erinnerns,
Gedenkens und Vergessens (Memorial Culture in Football: Media, rituals and practices
of remembering, remembrance and forgetting)Markwart Herzog (ed.)Stuttgart: W.
Kohlhammer, by Mike Huggins, 926-928
Conspiracy of Silence: Sportswriters and the Long Campaign to Desegregate Baseball, by
Chris Lamb, by Mitchell Nathanson, 928-930
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International Review for the Sociology of Sport, Vol 48, Issue 1
http://irs.sagepub.com/content/48/1.toc
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Football’s coming home: A critical evaluation of the Homeless World Cup as an
intervention to combat social exclusion, by Jonathan Magee and Ruth Jeanes, 3-19
Building social capital: Examining the impact of Street Soccer USA on its volunteers, by
Jon Welty Peachey, Adam Cohen, John Borland and Alexis Lyras, pp 20-37
Football ‘wantok’: Sport and social capital in Vanuatu, by Tsutomo Kobayashi, Matthew
Nicholson and Russell Hoye, pp 38-53
Honk if you like minorities: Vuvuzela attitudes predict outgroup liking, by Sarah E.
Gaither and Samuel R. Sommers, 54-65
Re-placing sport migrants: Moving beyond the institutional structures informing
international sport migration, by Thomas F. Carter, pp 66-82
Ladies of Besiktas: A dismantling of male hegemony at Inönü Stadium, by Itir Erhart, 8398
‘A splendid effort!’ Print media reporting of England’s women’s performance in the 2009
Cricket World Cup, by Kay Biscomb and Gerald Griggs, 99-111
‘They treat me like I’m scum’: Social exclusion and established-outsider relations in a
British tennis club, by Robert J. Lake, 112-128
Chinese Olympic sport policy: Managing the impact of globalization, by Tien-Chin Tan
and Barrie Houlihan, 131-152
Starting a sport in the Netherlands: A life-course analysis of the effects of individual,
parental and partner characteristics, by Gerbert Kraaykamp, Marloes Oldenkamp and
Koen Breedveld, 153-170
Skirtboarder net-a-narratives: Young women creating their own skateboarding
(re)presentations, by Steph MacKay and Christine Dallaire, 171-195
Where are the female athletes in Sports Illustrated? A content analysis of covers (2000–
2011), by Jonetta D. Weber and Robert M. Carini, 196-203
Initiate: Constructing the ‘reality’ of male team sport initiation rituals, by Ben Clayton,
204-219
Creating fear: The social construction of human Growth Hormone as a dangerous doping
drug, by Bernat Lopez, 220-237
Competing loyalties in sports medicine: Threats to medical professionalism in elite,
commercial sport , by Lynley Anderson and Steve Jackson, 238-256
International Review for the Sociology of Sport, Vol 48, Issue 3
http://irs.sagepub.com/content/48/3.toc
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Organisations, practices, actors, and events: Exploring inside the distance running social
world, by Richard Shipway and Jimmy Holloway, 259-276
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‘It was my thought … he made it a reality’: Normalization and responsibility in athletes’
accounts of performance-enhancing drug use, by Evdokia Pappa and Eileen Kennedy,
277-294
Race, sport and social support: A comparison between African American and White
youths’ perceptions of social support for sport participation, by Sohaila Shakib and Philip
Veliz, 295-317
‘This is men’s ultimate’: (Re)creating multiple masculinities in elite open Ultimate
Frisbee, by Hamish Crocket, 318-333
Learning the game: Football fandom culture and the origins of practice, by Kevin Dixon,
334-348
One country, two systems, three flags: Imagining Olympic nationalism in Hong Kong
and Macao, by Glos Ho and Alan Bairner, 349-365
Advantage men: The sex pay gap in professional tennis, by Collin R. Flake, Mikaela J.
Dufur and Erin L. Moore, 266-276
Book Reviews
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Fighting the Current: The Rise of American Women’s Swimming, 1870-1926 and
Contested Waters: A Social History of Swimming, by Karen Throsby, 377-380
Inclusive Masculinity: The Changing Nature of Masculinities, by Jamie Cleland, 380-383
Japanese Studies, Vol 33, Issue 1
http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/cjst20/current#.Ub-AxZz4KC0
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For Basketball Court and Company Cubicle: New Expectations for University Athletes
and Corporate Employees in Japan, by Aaron L. Miller, 63-81
Journal of American History, Vol 100, Issue 1
http://www.journalofamericanhistory.org/issues/1001/
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Men's College Athletics and the Politics of Racial Equality: Five Pioneer Stories of Black
Manliness, White Citizenship, and American Democracy, Courtney Michelle Smith, 244245
Journal of Sport History, Vol 40, Issue 1
http://www.journalofsporthistory.org/uploads/1/0/8/2/10827187/pages_from_jsh_40-1-alison.pdf
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The Past in the Present: Sport History and Popular Culture
Introduction, by Murray Phillips, 1-2
History, Culture, Surfing: Exploring Historigraphical Relationships, by Douglas Booth,
3-20
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Senses and Emotions in the History of Sport, by Barbara Keys, 21-38
Sport History, Public History, and Popular Culture: A Growing Engagement, by Kevin
Moore, 39-56
Sport, Popular Culture, and the Future: Some Commentary, by Martin Crotty, 57-68
The United States of America and the Francophone African Countries at the International
Olympic Committee: Sports Aid, a Barometer of American Imperialism? (1952-1963), by
Pascal Charitas and David-Claude Kemo-Keimbou, 69-92
“Seeing What Frames Our Seeing”: Seeking Histories on Early Black Female Boxers, by
Cathy van Ingen, 93-110
O-H! I-O! Black Students, Black Athletes, and Ohio State Football, 1968-1976, by S.
Kaazim Naqvi, 111-126
Research Note
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The Internet and the Future of Sport History: A Brief Commentary, by Holly Thorpe,
127-136
Film, Media, and Museum Reviews
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Blood on the Flat Track (2007). Whip It. (2009). By Colleen English, 137-140
Mighty Jerome (2010). By Brenda Zeman 141-144
Forgotten Miracle: The Story of the 1960 Gold Medal Team (2009). Do You Believe in
Miracles: The Story of the 1980 U.S. Olympic Team (2001). By Stephen Hardy, 145-150
Book Reviews
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Jack Johnson, Rebel Sojourner: Boxing in the Shadow of the Global Color Line, by
GRINDON, LEGER. Knockout: The Boxer and Boxing in American Cinema, by Gerald
R. Gems, 151-153
Historical Dictionary of Soccer, by Jaime Orejan, 154-156
Football/Soccer: History and Tactics, by Benjamin D. Lisle, 157-158
Sport, Race and Ethnicity: Narratives of Difference and Diversity, by Scott A.G.M.
Crawford, 159-161
The Internationalization of European Sports Teams and the Issue of National Citizenship:
Can Sports Transcend Political Borders? by Cathal Kilcline, 1651-162
Pitching, Defense, and Three-Run Homers: The 1970 Baltimore Orioles, by Gregory H.
Wolf, 162-163
I Grew Up with Basketball: Twenty Years of Barnstorming with Cage Greats of
Yesterday, by Murry Nelson, 163-164
Fighting the Current: The Rise of American Women’s Swimming, 1870-1926, by Shellie
I. McParland, 164-165
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The Mindful Carnivore: A Vegetarian’s Hunt for Sustenance, by Andrea L. Smalley,
165-167
Baseball and Memory: Winning, Losing, and the Remembrance of Things Past, by
Zachary Ingle, 167-169
Two Pioneers: How Hank Greenberg and Jackie Robinson Transformed Baseball—And
America, by David Welky, 169-170
Brazil Goes Olympic: Historical Fragments from Brazil and the Olympic Movement until
1936, by Nelson Todt, 170-172
Banzai Babe Ruth: Baseball, Espionage, & Assassination during the 1934 Tour of Japan,
by Joseph F. Stoltz III, 172-173
Beyond Bend It Like Beckham: The Global Phenomenon of Women’s Soccer, by by
Amanda Tollefson, 172-175
Transpacific Field of Dreams: How Baseball Linked the United States and Japan in Peace
and War, by Dennis J. Frost, 175-176
Sport im den USA,by David Chapman, 176-178
Apollo’s Angels: A History of Ballet.by Shellie I. McParland, 178-179
Double No-Hit: Johnny Vander Meer’s Historic Night under the Lights, by Amy
Essington, 179-180
Euphoria and Exhaustion: Modern Sport in Soviet Culture and Society, by Craig
Greenham, 180-181
Connie Mack: The Turbulent and Triumphant Years, 1915-1931, by Michael T. Wood,
182-183
The Little Black Bottle: Choppy Warburton, the Questions of Doping, and the Deaths of
his Bicycle Riders, by Duncan R. Jamieson, 183-185
The Kentucky Derby; How the Run for the Roses Became America’s Premier Sporting
Event, by Susan Hamburger,185-186
Bicycles: Vintage People on Photo Postcards, by Duncan R. Jamieson, 186-188
“This Rugby Spellbound People”: Rugby Football in Nineteenth-Century Cardiff and
Wales. by Rob Elliott Owens, 188-190
Sport and the Talented Tenth: African American Athletesin the Colleges and Universities
of the Northeast, 1879-1920, by Michael Lomax, 190-191
Tarnished Rings: The International Olympic Committee and the Salt Lake City Bid
Scandal, by Thomas M. Hunt, 191-192
Journal of Asian Studies, Vol 72, Issue 2
http://www.asian-studies.org/publications/JAS_72_2_TOC.pdf
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Transnational Sport: Gender, Media, and Global Korea, by: Jin-kyung, 480-482
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Journal of Sports Economics, Vol 14, Issue 3
http://jse.sagepub.com/content/14/3.toc
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The Economic Impact of Stadiums and Teams: The Case of Minor League Baseball, by
Nola Agha, 227-252
Contests With Doping, by Dmitry Ryvkin, 253-275
Assessing Professional Tennis Players Using Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA), by Jose
L. Ruiz, Diego Pastor and Jesus T. Pastor, 276-302
Research Note
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Immediate Effects of On-The-Job Training and Its Intensity: Team Defensive Production
During NBA Homestands and Roadtrips, by Andrew W. Nutting, 303-320
Comment/Reply
• Some Observations on Fort and Winfree “Nash Conjectures and Talent Supply in Sports
League Modeling: A Comment on Current Modeling Disagreements”, by Stefan
Szymanski, 321-326
• Reply to Szymanski’s “Some Observations on Fort and Winfree ‘Nash Conjectures and
Talent Supply in Sports League Modeling: A Comment on Current Modeling
Disagreements,’” by Jason Winfree and Rodney Fort, 327-329
Book Review
• Handbook on International Sports Law, by Roger G. Noll, 330-333
Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly, Vol 90, Issue 2
http://jmq.sagepub.com/content/90/2.toc
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Last King of the Sports Page: The Life and Career of Jim Murray, by Vincent F. Filak,
399-400
Nuncius: Journal of the History of Science, Vol 28, Issue 1
http://booksandjournals.brillonline.com/content/18253911
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Praecisio and Conjecture: Cusanus' Ball Game and the 'Learned Ignorance' of the World,
by: Annarita Angelini, 5-18.
Jeu de la paume: Health of the Body and the Mind in Early Modern Medicine, by
Concetta Pennuto, 43-65.
Tennis and the Scientific Revolution, by: Marco Beretta, Alessandro Tosi, 1-4
Jacob Bernoulli and the Mathematics of Tennis. by Edith Dudley Sylla, 142-163
Galileo and Tennis: Reconciling the New Physics with Commonsense, by Stefano Gattei,
66-84.
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Tennis in Early Modern Visual Culture. by, Alessandro Tosi, 85-114.
Patterns of Prejudice, Vol 47, Issue 2
http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rpop20/current#.Ub92Ipz4KC0
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‘There is no discrimination here, but the Committee never elects Jews’: antisemitism in
British golf, 1894–1970, by David Dee, 117-138
Review of Black Political Economy, Vol 40, Issue 2
http://link.springer.com/journal/12114/40/2/page/1
• Racial Position Segregation in Intercollegiate Football: Do Players become more Racially
Segregated as they Transition from High School to College? by Joshua Pitts and Daniel
Yost 207-230
Soccer and Society
http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fsas20/13/5-6#.UbuMQpz4KC0
Special Issue: Soccer in the Middle East
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Soccer in the Middle East: an introduction, by Alon Raab, 619-638
Race, Place and Soccer: Egypt, Morocco and ‘African’ identity in the competition to host
the 2010 FIFA World Cup, by Shaun T. Lopez, 639-652
Playing for identity and independence: the issue of Palestinian statehood and the role of
FIFA, by Glen M. E. Duerr, 653-666
A new heart for Turkish soccer: a virtue ethics diagnosis and treatment, by Jesús
Ilundáin-Agurruza & Cem Kuleli, 667-686
The view from the stands: life among Istanbul’s soccer fanatics, by Elif Batuman, 687700
Reshaping the national bounds through fandom: the UltrAslan of Galatasaray, by Adrien
Battini, 701-719
Spring forward: female Muslim soccer players in Iraqi Kurdistan, by Geoff Harkness,
720-738
A hobby or hobbling? Playing Palestinian women’s soccer in Israel, byKenda R. Stewart,
739-763
Coverage of sports news in Filastin, 1911–1948, by Issam Khalidi, 764-776
Peace building? The coverage of Arab football players in the Hebrew sports media during
the October 2000 riots, by Chen Kertcher, 777-788
Walls and goals: the Israeli–Palestinian encounter in football films and literature, by Alon
Raab, 789-794
Lebanon: a country torn apart on the soccer pitch: James Montague, by James Montague,
795-800
From Terso into Ultras: the 2011 Egyptian revolution and the radicalization of the
soccer’s Ultra-Fans, by Shawki El-Zatmah, 801-813
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Syria, by James Montague, 814-818
Selections from Drumbeat by Mohamed El-Bisatie, by Alon Raab, 819-826
Literary Selections
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Selections from Moon Over Samarqand by Mohamed Mansi Qandil, by Alon Raab,
pages 827-830
Life is More Beautiful Than Paradise: A Jihadist’s Own Story by Khaled Al-Berry, by
Alon Raab, 831-833
Diary entries written during the road to the 2006 Mundial – from the diary of Morad
Fareed, Palestinian national team member, by Morad Fareed, 834-844
Soccer and Society, Vol 14, Issue 1
http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fsas20/14/1#.UbuN5Zz4KC0
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Fútbol cantitos: negotiating masculinity in Argentina, by Charles T. Parrish & John
Nauright, 1-19
The importance of being benched: soccer, contingency and re-enchantment, by Søren
Frank, 52-65
Spatial mobilities, football players and the World Cup: evidence from the English
premier league, by Peter Millward, 20-34
Football in the community schemes: exploring the effectiveness of an intervention in
promoting healthful behaviour change, by Daniel Parnell, Gareth Stratton, Barry Drust &
Dave Richardson, 35-51
What is the next step? The champions league clubs and their sponsors. From Bwin to
Qatar Sports Investment, by Xavier Ginesta, 66-79
Liquid fandom: neo-tribes and fandom in the context of liquid modernity, by Shaun Best,
80-92
Founders, foundations and early identities: football’s early growth in Barcelona, by
Andrew McFarland, 93-107
‘We wear Arsenal, but we are Deportivo Hidalgo’: jerseys, team names and senses of
place in Latino recreational fútbol leagues in Oklahoma City, by Keith Kleszynski, 108116
Soccer and Society, Vol 14, Issue 2
http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fsas20/14/2#.UbuOrZz4KC0
Special Issue: Fan Culture in European Football and the Influence of Left Wing & Progressive
Ideology
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Introduction: reflections on the context of ‘Left Wing’ fan cultures, by David & Peter
Kennedy, 117-131
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A contextual analysis of Europe’s ultra football supporters movement, by David
Kennedy, 132-153
Bosnia, the bridge, and the ball, by Toby Kinder, 154-166
The Politics and Culture of FC St. Pauli: from leftism, through anti-establishment, to
commercialization, by Petra Daniel & Christos Kassimeris, 167-182
Political ideology and activism in football fan culture in Spain: a view from the far left,
by Ramón Spaaij & Carles Viñas, 183-200
The struggle for grassroots involvement in football club governance: experiences of a
supporter-activist, by Colin Fitzpatrick, 201-214
La Tessera della Rivolta: Italy’s failed fan identification card, by Matthew C. Guschwan,
215-229
Kicking from the left: the friendship of Celtic and FC St. Pauli supporters, by William
McDougall, 230-245
‘The birthplace of Italian communism’: political identity and action amongst Livorno
fans, by Mark Doidge, 246-261
Racism, xenophobia and intolerance in Spanish football: evolution and responses from
the government and the civil society, by Ramon Llopis-Goig, 262-276
‘Left wing’ supporter movements and the political economy of football, by Peter
Kennedy, 277-290
Soccer in Society, Vol 14, Issue 3
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Introduction, by David Hassan, 291-295
Institutional racism, whiteness and the under-representation of minorities in leadership
positions in football in Europe, by Steven Bradbury, 296-314
‘El Clasico’ and the demise of tradition in Spanish club football: perspectives on shifting
patterns of cultural identity, by Jim O’Brien, 315-330
Geographical typology of European football rivalries, by Seweryn Dmowski, 331-343
A team like no ‘Other’: the racialized position of Insaka FC in Irish schoolboy football,
by Max Mauro, 344-363
Can’t play here: the decline of pick-up soccer and social capital in the USA, by Joseph
M. Ellis & Hemant Sharma, 364-385
National bonding and meanings given to race and ethnicity: watching the football World
Cup on Dutch TV, by Jacco van Sterkenburg, 386-403
‘The successes and challenges of hosting the 2010 FIFA World Cup’: the case of Cape
Town, South Africa, by Dean Allen, 404-415
The ‘silent’ Irish – football, migrants and the pursuit of integration, by David Hassan &
Ken McCue, 416-428
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Parkour, Masculinity, and the City, by Jeffrey L. Kidder, 1-23
Who’s In and Who Is Out? Legitimate Bodies Within the Paralympic Games, by David
E. J. Purdue and P. David Howe, 24 – 40
Saving Lives With Soccer and Shoelaces: The Hyperreality of Nike (RED), by Courtney
Szto, 41 – 56
Sporting Homonationalisms: Sexual Exceptionalism, Queer Privilege, and the 21st
Century International Lesbian and Gay Sport Moveoment, by Judy Davidson, 57 – 82
The Mediasport Interpellation: Gender, Fanship, and Consumer Culture, by Lawrence
Wenner, 83 – 103
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Sport, Education and Society, Vol 18, Issue 2
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Brown bodies, racialisation and physical education, by Katie Fitzpatrick, 135-153
Researching embodiment in movement contexts: a phenomenological approach, by
Øyvind F. Standal & Gunn Engelsrud, 154-166
Cultures of play during middle childhood: interpretive perspectives from two distinct
marginalized communities, by Andrew M. Guest, 167-183
Developing school students' identity and engagement through lifestyle sports: a case
study of unicycling, Wendy J. Bignold, 184-199
Selling out (in) sport management: practically evaluating the state of the American
(Sporting) Union, by Amber Wiest & Ryan King-White, 200-221
The theory of planned behaviour: predicting pre-service teachers' teaching behaviour
towards a constructivist approach, by Carrie Lijuan Wang & Amy S. Ha, 222-242
What spurs curriculum making in physical education? Four narratives of experienced
teachers, by Suhak Oh, JeongAe You, Wonjung Kim & Cheryl J. Craig, 243-266
Book Reviews
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The end of the obesity epidemic, by Douglas Booth, 267-269
The Grads are playing tonight. The story of the Edmonton commercial graduates
basketball club, by Sharon R. Phillips, 270-272
The lady footballers: struggling to play in Victorian Britain, by Joanne Hill, 273-276
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Physical education beyond sportification and biopolitics: an untimely defense of Swedish
gymnastics, by Joris Vlieghe, 277-291
Changing personas and evolving identities: the contestation and renegotiation of
researcher roles in fieldwork, by Laura Purdy & Robyn Jones, 292-310
Practical epistemologies in physical education practice, by Mikael Quennerstedt, 311-333
Physical education beyond sportification and biopolitics: an untimely defense of Swedish
gymnastics, by Joris Vlieghe, 277-291
Changing personas and evolving identities: the contestation and renegotiation of
researcher roles in fieldwork, by Laura Purdy & Robyn Jones, 292-310
Practical epistemologies in physical education practice, by Mikael Quennerstedt, 311-333
Sport physiology research and governing gender in sport—a power–knowledge relation?,
by Håkan Larsson, 334-348
Transitioning to an athletic subjectivity: first-semester experiences at a corporate
(sporting) university, by Bryan C. Clift & Ronald L. Mower, 349-369
Negotiations of the ageing process: older adults' stories of sports participation, Rylee A.
Dionigi, Sean Horton & Joseph Baker, 370-387
Educating through sport? Examining HIV/AIDS education and sport-for-development
through the perspectives of Zambian young people, Ruth Jeanes, 388-406
Dispositions of elite-level Australian rugby coaches towards game sense: characteristics
of their coaching habitus, by Richard L. Light & John Robert Evans, 407-423
Book Reviews
• Qualitative research for physical culture, by Trent D. Brown, 424-428
• Queer bodies: sexualities, genders and fatness in physical education, by Joanne Hill, 428432
Sport Education and Society, Vol 18, Issue 4
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‘Every child (of every size) matters’ in physical education! Physical education's role in
childhood obesity, by Lorraine Cale & Jo Harris, 433-452
The wages of whiteness: confronting the nature of ivory tower racism and the
implications for physical education, by Delia D. Douglas & Joannie M. Halas, 453-474
Biomedicine, psychology and the kindergarten: children at risk and emerging knowledge
practices, by Michalis Kontopodis, 475-493
‘Governmentality’ in the origins of European female PE and sport: the Spanish case
study (1883–1936), by Raúl Sánchez García & Antonio Rivero Herraiz, 494-510
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Constructive readings of interactive episodes: examining ethics in physical education
from a social constructionist perspective, by Dean M. Barker, Natalie Barker-Ruchti &
Uwe Pühse, 511-526
Sticks and stones: the multifarious effects of body-based harassment on young girls'
healthy lifestyle choices, by Margery J. Holman, Jay Johnson & Mary-Kaye Lucier, 527549
Why children join and stay in sports clubs: case studies in Australian, French and
German swimming clubs, Richard L. Light, Stephen Harvey & Daniel Memmert, 550566
Equity and difference in physical education, youth sport, and health: a narrative
approach, by Gloria Clarke, 567-571
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Aretism: an ancient sports philosophy for the modern sports world, by Hamish Crocket,
571-573
Sport Ethics and Philosophy, Vol 7, Issue 2
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The Integrity of Sport: Unregulated Gambling, Match Fixing and Corruption, by Mike
McNamee, 173-174
Bend it like Beckham! The Ethics of Genetically Testing Children for Athletic Potential,
by Silvia Camporesi, 175-185
Foreign Talent, Local Glory: Can National Excellence Be Outsourced?, by Jason Phan,
186-201
The Woman in Black: Exposing Sexist Beliefs About Female Officials in Elite Men’s
Football, by Carwyn Jones & Lisa Louise Edwards, 202-216
Skultety's Categories of Competition – A Competing Conceptualisation?, by Richard
Royce, 217-230
Bergson and Athleticism, by Geoffrey Callaghan, 231-244
Gender Roles Roll, by Pam R. Sailors, 245-258
Clarifying Amateurism: A Logical Approach to Resolving the Exploitation of College
Athletes Dilemma, by Kadence A. Otto & Herbert R. Otto, 259-270
Back to The Phenomena (of Sport) – or Back to The Phenomenologists? Towards a
Phenomenology of (Sports) Phenomenology, by Henning Eichberg, 271-282
Human Enhancement and Enhancing Human Capacities, by Leon Culbertson, 283-291
Sport History Review, Vol 44, Issue 1
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Cultivating Communitas: Autoethnography, Reflexivity, and New Directions for Sport
History, by Megan L. Popovic, 1-5
What Should I Reveal?: Expanding Researcher Reflexivity in Ethnographic Research, by
Janelle Joseph, 6-24
The Gender Game: Rewriting the Rules of Basketball Through Autoethnography, by
Shellie McParland, 25-37
A History of the Hooters: Basketball, Newfoundland Religious Schools, and the NBA at
the Turn of the 1990s, by Fred Mason, 38-52
Chasing My Grandfather’s Shadow: The Transformation of Geza Feldman and the Role
of Physical Activity in the Life of George Field, by Russell Field, 53-76
Traveling Down the Academic Road: A Reflection, by Victoria Paraschak, 77-90
Sport in Society, Vol 16, Issue 2
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Special Issue: Security and Sport Mega-Events: a complex relation
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Security and sport mega-events: a complex relation, by Diamantis Mastrogiannakis &
Christian Dorville,
133-139
Controlling football-related violence in France: law and order versus the rule of law, by
Anastassia Tsoukala, 140-150
Normalization of the exception: issues and controversies of the Italian counterhooliganism legislation, by Alberto Testa, 151-166
Risk, security and technology: governing football supporters in the twenty-first century,
by Ramón Spaaij,
167-183
Electronic surveillance in Greek stadia: bureaucratic process and bargaining games of a
failed operation, by Diamantis Mastrogiannakis & Christian Dorville, 184-191
Torcedores de futebol: violence and public policies in Brazil before the 2014 FIFA World
Cup, by Michel Raspaud & Flávia da Cunha Bastos, 192-204
Armed forces and sports mega events: an accepted involvement in a globalized world, by
A. Clavel, 205-222
London 2012: securing urban Olympic delivery, by Iain Lindsay, 223-238
Social control in sports and the CCTV issue: a critical criminological approach, by
Stratos Georgoulas, 239-249
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Rinkside: new scholarly studies on ice hockey and society, by Julie Stevens & Andrew C.
Holman, 251-253
Looking at youth hockey from a human rights perspective, by Daniel Rhind, Elaine Cook
& Kim D. Dorsch, 254-26
The minor hockey experience, by Douglas L. Gleddie, 267-282
Heads up: violence and the vulnerability principle in hockey revisited, by Danny
Rosenberg & Julie Stevens, 283-294
Changing the call: rethinking attrition and retention in the ice hockey officiating ranks, by
Susan L. Forbes & Lori A. Livingston, 295-309
Athletic, but ambivalent, and in brief: Canadian newspaper coverage of sledge hockey
prior to Vancouver 2010, by Fred Mason, 310-326
Athletic, but ambivalent, and in brief: Canadian newspaper coverage of sledge hockey
prior to Vancouver 2010, by Fred Mason, 310-326
Understanding the brand meaning of the Canadian Interuniversity Sport hockey league:
an insurance policy if all else fails!, by Chris Chard, 327-339
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Critical support for sport, by Bruce Kidd, 341-350
Canada's ‘national’ sport, by Bruce Kidd, 351-361
The Canadian state and sport: the dilemma of intervention, by Bruce Kidd, 362-371
The philosophy of excellence: Olympic performances, class power and the Canadian
state, by Bruce Kidd, 372-387
Toronto's SkyDome: the world's greatest entertainment centre, by Bruce Kidd, 388-404
Muscular Christianity and value-centred sport: the legacy of Tom Brown in Canada, by
Bruce Kidd, 405-415
The myth of the ancient Games, by Bruce Kidd, pages 416-424
Canadian opposition to the 1936 Olympics in Germany, by Bruce Kidd, 425-438
The Olympic Movement and the sports–media complex, by Bruce Kidd, 439-448
‘Seoul to the World, the World to Seoul’ … and Ben Johnson: Canada at the 1988
Olympics, by Bruce Kidd, 449-463
A new orientation to the Olympic Games, by Bruce Kidd, 464-471
The culture wars of the Montreal Olympics, by Bruce Kidd, 472-481
Psychological aspects of the experiences of athletes in the Olympic Villages: issues and
challenges, by Bruce Kidd, 482-490
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The global sporting legacy of the Olympic Movement, by Bruce Kidd, 491-502
‘Another world is possible’: recapturing alternative Olympic histories, imagining
different games, by Bruce Kidd, 503-514
In defence of Tom Longboat, by Bruce Kidd, 515-532
‘Making the pros pay’ for amateur sports: the Ontario Athletic Commission, 1920–1947,
by Bruce Kidd, 533-552
Sports and masculinity, by Bruce Kidd, 553-564
‘We must maintain a balance between propaganda and serious athletics’ – the workers'
Sport Movement in Canada, 1924–1936, by Bruce Kidd, 565-577
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The geopolitics of failure: Swedish journalism and the demise of the national ice hockey
team in Salt Lake City, 2002, by Peter Dahlén, 579-594
Theorizing the role of sport for development and peacebuilding, by Marcy Schnitzer,
Max Stephenson Jr., Laura Zanotti & Yannis Stivachtis, 595-610
Gender stereotypes in the Olympic Games media? A cross-cultural panel study of online
visuals from Brazil, Germany and the United States, by Andra Raisa Petca, Eliza
Bivolaru & Timo Alexander Graf, 611-630
Hoosier Whiteness and the Indiana Pacers: racialized strategic change and the politics of
organizational sensemaking, by R. Scott Carey, 631-653
A focus group analysis of the US and Canadian female triathletes’ knowledge of doping,
by Jay Johnson, Ted Butryn & Matthew A. Masucci, 654-671
Performative Sport Fandom: an approach to retheorizing sport fans, by Anne C. Osborne
& Danielle Sarver Coombs, 672-681
Celebration on ice: double standards following the Canadian women's gold medal victory
at the 2010 Winter Olympics, by Lisa Edwards, Carwyn Jones & Charlene Weaving,
682-698
Book Reviews
• Global media sport: flows, forms and futures, by Garry Whannel, 699-701
• Securing and sustaining the Olympic city: reconfiguring London for 2012 and beyond,
by Vassil Girginov, 701-703
• Olympic reforms ten years later, by Amitava Chatterjee, 704-706
• In Foreign Fields: the politics and experiences of transnational sport migration, by Paul
Darby, 707-711
• Football fascism and fandom: the UltraS of Italian football, by Jonah Bury, 711-714
• Race and sport in Canada: intersecting inequalities, by Courtney Mason, 714-717
• Swimming with Dr Johnson and Mrs Thrale: sport, health and exercise in eighteenth
century England, by Claire Parker, 718-720
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Reimagining athletic nudity: the sexualization of sport as a sign of a ‘porno-ization’ of
culture, by Ivo Jirasek, Geoffery Zain Kohe & Emanuel Hurych, 721-734
The displacement of sport: media spectacles of street support in the 2002 World Cup, by
Sun-ha Hong, 735-748
Honouring heroes by branding in bronze: theorizing the UK's football statuary, by Chris
Stride, John P. Wilson & Ffion Thomas, 749-771
Are there still social barriers to women's rugby?, by Helene Joncheray & Haïfa Tlili, 772788
Enhancement drug use in society and in sport: the science and sociology of stimulant use
and the importance of perception, by Simon Outram & Bob Stewart, 789-804
School sport in Sweden: what is it, and how did it come to be?, by Magnus Ferry, Jane
Meckbach & Håkan Larsson, 805-818
Power, space and the new stadium: the example of Arsenal Football Club, Andrew
Church & Simon Penny, 819-834
Book Reviews
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The story of swimming: a social history of bathing in Britain, by Jean Williams, 835-836
Nordic elite sport: same ambitions, different tracks, by Nils Bergsgard, 837-839
Out of the ashes: the extraordinary rise and rise of the Afghanistan cricket team, byBoria
Majumdar, 839-841
Sport under communism: behind the East German ‘miracle’, by Alan McDougall, 841843
Deafness, community and culture in Britain: leisure and cohesion, 1945–1995n, by David
Purdue, 843-846
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Special Issue: Rugby World Cup, 2011
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Rugby World Cup 2011: sport mega-events between the global and the local, by Steven
Jackson, 847-852
Definitely maybe: continuity and change in the Rugby World Cup, by John Harris, 853862
Collective identity and contested allegiance: a case of migrant professional Fijian rugby
players, by Yoko Kanemasu & Gyozo Molnar, 863-882
Rugby World Cup 2011: sport mega-events and the contested terrain of space, bodies and
commodities, by Steven J. Jackson & Jay Scherer, 883-898
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(Not) a stadium of four million: speaking back to dominant discourses of the Rugby
World Cup in New Zealand, by Toni Bruce, 899-911
The culture of alcohol sponsorship during the 2011 Rugby World Cup: an
(auto)ethnographic and (con)textual analysis, by Sarah Gee, 912-930
Playing the shell game: the Faustian bargain for Dunedin's stadium, by Daniel R. Porter
& Michael P. Sam, 931-942
Urban Studies, Vol 50, Issue 8
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Urban Youth, Worklessness and Sport: A Comparison of Sports-based Employability
Programmes in Rotterdam and Stoke-on-Trent, by Ramon Spaaij, Jonathon Magee, and
Ruth Jeanes, 1608-1624
Women’s History Review, Vol 22, Issue 2
http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rwhr20/22/2#.Ub90A5z4KC0
• Body and Self: learning to be modern in 1920s–1930s Britain, by Charlotte Macdonald,
267-279
GERMAN LANGUAGE JOURNALS
Compiled by Dr. Rebeccah Dawson, Georgetown College
Deutsche Zeitschrift für Sportmedizin, Jahrgang 64, Heft 4 (April 2013)
Special Issue: Klinische Sportmedizin
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“Plubizieren in der DZSM lohnt sich!,” by D. Böning, 95.
“Meta-Analysen im trainingswissenschaftlichen und sportmedizinischen Spannungsfeld,”
by W. Kemmler, 96-97.
“Infiltrationsbehandlungen bei akuten Muskelverletzungen: Sinn oder Unsinn,” by J.
Gille, S. Bark, H. Riepenhof and A. Partenheimer, 98-102.
“Die Nutzung von Komplementär- und Alternativemedizin im Spitzensport,” by K.K.
Gerbing, M. Bientzle, J. Kimmerle and A. Thiel, 103-107.
“Evaluation von M.O.B.I.L.I.S. light- ein Gesundheitsprogramm für Übergewichtige,” by
F. Hänsel, C. Zocher, F. Ennigkeit and J. Rühl, 108-112.
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Deutsche Zeitschrift für Sportmedizin, Jahrgang 64, Heft 3 (March 2013)
Special Issue: Doping - Prävention
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“Die ärztliche Sportbetreuung im Kontext der Doping Problematik,” by H. Striegel, 7172.
“Doping und ärztliche Ethik,” by D. Birnbacher, 73-76.
“Einfluss einer sensormotorischen Einlage auf die Aktivität des M.peroneus longus in der
Standphase,” by O. Ludwig, R. Quadflieg, M. Koch, 77-82.
“Dosis-Wirkung-Beziehung zwischen Trainingshäufigkeit und Risikofaktoren für
metabolische und kardiale Erkrankungen,” by S. Stengel und W. Kemmler, 83-89.
Sportwissenschaft, Online First
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“Individuelle und strukturelle Faktoren der Mitgliederbindung im Sportverein,” by Dr.
Torsten Schlesinger, Prof. Dr. Siegfried Nagel.
“Gladiatorprinzip und Tribüneneffekt,” by Prof. Dr. Aloys Prinz.
“Doping- die Züchtung des Übermenschen,” by Prof. Andreas Schreiber, Ph.D.
“Erklärung zur Lage der universitären Trainingswissenschaft,” by Univ.-Prof. Dr. Martin
Lames, Univ. Prof. Dr. Mark Pfeiffer.
“Kooperationsofferten,” by Dr. Frank Vohle Dipl. Sportl.
“Testgütekriterien des Fragebogens AnMS-Sport zur Erfassung des Anschlussmotivs im
Sportkontext,” by Prof. Dr. Anne-Marie Elbe, Dr. Martin Krippl, Marcus Melzer.
Sportwissenschaft, Vol. 43, Issue 1 (March 2013)
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“Moderne Spielbeobachtung im Beach-Volleyball auf Basis von Positionsdaten,” by Dr.
Daniel Link and Jörg Ahmann, 1-11.
“Bewegungsberatung durch Experten aus der Sportwissenschaft. Eine Public Health
Strategie zur Erhöhung körperlicher Aktivität bei speziellen Zielgruppen,” by Lars
Gabrys, Christian Thiel, Gert Saborowski, Lutz Vogt, 12-19.
“Dopingkontrollen in Deutschland,” by Dr. Christiane Peters, Tanja Postler, Renate
Oberhoffer, 20-33.
“Das Potenzial des Schulhofs für die Entwicklung von Heranwachsenden,” by Dr. Ahmet
Derecik, 34-46.
“Aktueffekte des Einsatzes von Futsalbällen beim Fußballspielen im Sportunterricht,” by
Jun.-Prof. Dr. Christopher Heim, Ulrich Frick, Robert Prohl, 47-55.
“Differenzielles Lehren und Lernen: (k)eine Kritik -- eine Bestätigung,” by Prof. Dr.
Wolfgang I. Schöllhorn, Hendrik Beckmann, Alexander Eekhoff, 56-57.
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“’Der Wissenschaftler, der von Wahrheit spricht, ist ein Lügner’,” by Prof. em. Dr. Dr.
h.c. Klaus Willimcszik, 58-60.
“Differenzielles Lehren und Lernen,” by Prof. Dr. Stefan Künzell and Ernst-Joachim
Hossner, 61-62.
“Die Sportwissenschaft findet Eingang in die arabische Welt,” by Prof. Dr. Annette R.
Hofmann, 63-66.
“Europäische Sportmodelle,” by Dr. Torsten Schlesinger, 67-70.
“Manufactured Masculinity,” by Allen Guttmann, 71-72.
SportZeiten. Vol. 10, Issue 2
Special Issue: Kritische Theorie und Sport; Hochschulreform und Hochschulsport;
Sportgeschichtesforschung in Österreich
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“Die Kritische Theorie und der Sport. Von der Dialektik der Aufklärung zur Theorie des
kommunikativen Handelns,” by B. Rigauer, 7-28.
“Der Hochschulsport und der Abschied von Humboldt. Über die Transformation des
Hochschulwesens und deren Folgen für den Sport,” by A. Göring, 29-46.
“Die Entwicklung der Sportgeschichtsforschung in Österreich. Ein Überblick,” by M.
Marschik, 47-60.
“Geschichte(n) des Hochleistungssports,” by A. Krüger, 61-62.
“’Sportgeschichte: Ausstellen und Vermitteln - Attraktive Konzepte - Moderne
Gestaltung - Vielfalt der Vermitlungsformen’ by DAGS-Symposium 25-27. März,
Berlin,” A. Krüger, 63-65.
“Sportgeschichte bewahren - Geschichte(n) erzählren. Sportarchiv-Tagung von DFB und
DAGS am 23. April 2010,” R. Streppelhoff, 66-67.
“SC Arminia Bielefeld. Das 100 jährige Jubiläum und eine Sonderausstellung,” by I.
Schlumbohm, 68-72
Book Review for K. Boddy, Boxing: A Cultural History, by W.D. Junghanns, 73-81.
Book Review for P. Bouvet, P. Brunel and P. Callewaert, u.a., Klassiker des Radsports:
Die großen Eintagesrennen, by F. Brändle, 82-83.
Special Issue: Alpine Sportgeschichte - Sport und Raum - Deutsch-österreichische
Fußballrivalität
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“Das Bild des Skiläufers. Eine Momentaufnahme aus der alpinen Sportgeschichte,” by
M. Marschik, 7-22.
“Sport und Raum - eine sportwissenschaftliche Bestandsaufnahme,” by C. Peters, 23-43.
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österreichischen Fußballrivalität: Der Fall Cordoba 1978,” by M. Dimitriou, G. Sattlecker
and E. Müller, 43-60.
“Anmerkungen aus Anlass von Peter Danckert: ‚Hauptsache Sport. Kraftmaschine
Paralment. Der Sportausschuss und die Sportpolitik des Bundes,” by S. Güldenpfennig,
61-72.
“Internationale Konferenz in Basel vom 28.-30. Januar 2010 ‚ Visualizing the Game.
Global Perspectives on Football in Africa’,” by D. Blecking, 73-74.
“Fotografische Momente des Sports im Deutschen Historischen Museum. ‚MenschenOrte-Zeiten’ - eine Ausstellung zur Zeitgeschichte,” by D. Kuhlmann, 76-77.
Book Review for J. Echenoz, Laufen, by D. Blecking, 77.
Book Review for B. Grill, Laduuuuma! Wie der Fußball Afrika verzaubert, by F.
Brändle, 78-79.
Book Review for E. Wangen, Die Gräber der Götter. Fußballhelden und ihre letzte
Ruhestätte, by K. Schilde, 80.
Book Review for M.J. Fisher, Ich spiele um mein Leben. Gottfried von Cramm und das
beste Tennismatch aller Zeiten, by C Becker, 81-83.
Special Issue: Sport in Nordwestdeutschland
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“Rudern, Segeln, Fliegen - Aktivitäten akademischer Verbindung und Vereine zwischen
Sport und Politik ca 1885-1945,” by H. Lönnecker, 7-37.
“Hochschulsport in Hannover. Von der Weimarer Republik zum Nationalsozialismus, ”
by R. Siedel, 37-52.
“Sportvereinsgeschichte als Dorf und Stadtteilgeschichte - 100 Jahre TuS Wettbergen,”
by C.H. Hauptmeer, 53-62.
“Aspekte einer Sport- und Stadtgeschichte - das Beispiel der niedersächsischen
Kleinstadt Verden,” by H. Deuter, 63-78.
“Aspekte einer Geschichte des jüdischen Sports im Gebiet des heutigen
Niedersachsen/Bremen bis zum Jahre 1939. Erste Ergebnisse,” by L. Peiffer and H.
Wahlig, 79-92.
“Fußball und Gesellschaft - Ein Pläyoder für das Spiel,” by H. Geiling, 93-108.
“Unequal Bodies: Gender and Ethnicity. 2. Workshop des DFG-Geförderten Netzwerks
‚Integration und Desintegration: Sozial- und Kulturgeschichte des osteuropäischen Sports
im internationalen Vergleich,” by S. Rohdewald, 109-110.
“Nicht nur Sieg und Niederlage. Sport im deutschen Südwesten im 19. und 20.
Jahrhundert,” by L. Peiffer, 111-113.
Book Review for D. Koerfer, Hertha unter dem Hakenkreuz. Ein Berliner Fußballkclub
im Dritten Reich, by K. Schilde, 114-115.
Book Review for I. Geipel and A. Petersen, Black Box DDR. Unerzählte Leben unterm
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SED-Regime, by D. Kuhlmann, 116-118.
Special Issue: Turnlehrerausbildung im Austrofaschismus; Christlicher Sport in
Österreich; der DFB und der Dichter Herzog
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“’Ich bin der Begründer des Wiener Fußball-sports.’ Die Geschichte(n) des Max Johann
Leuthe,” by M. Marschik and C. Schreiber, 7-26.
“Rot-Weiß Essen und das ‚System Melches’ - Aufstieg, Niedergang und Perspektiven des
Traditionsvereins aus dem Essener Norden,” by A. Luh and F. Büchs, 27-56.
“Wie die Fußballbegeisterung nach Amerika kam. Die Gastspiele des jüdischen Fußballvereins Hakoah Wien in den USA,” by J.G. Tobias, 57-66.
“Ausstellung über Jesse Owens zur Leichtathletik-WM im August. Die Sportlegende von
1936 kehrt zurück...in das Sportmuseum Berlin,” by D. Kuhlmann, 67.
“Migration - Integration - Desintegration. 1. Workshop des DFG-geförderten Netzwerks
‚Integration und Desintegration: Sozial und Kulturgeschichte des osteuropäischen Sports
im internationalen Vergleich’,” by S. Wiederkehr, 68-70.
“Der internationale Ski History Congress ‚The Spirit of Skating’,” by G. Falkner, 71-72.
“Im Lichte der Menora. Sie waren Deutsche, Ost-friesen und Juden. Austellung im
Ostfriesischen Landesmuseum Emden,” by L. Peiffer, 73-75.
Book Review for J. Carlin, Wie aus Feinden Freunde wurden: Der Sieg des Nelson
Mandela, by S. Scharenberg, 75-76.
Book Review for H.J. Bartmuß, Kunze and J. Ulfkotte, ‚Turnvater’ Jahn und sein
patriotisches Umfeld. Briefe und Dokumente 1806-1812, by H. Braun, 80-81.
Book Review for E. Eggers, Eine deutsch-deutsche Handballgeschichte, by D.
Kuhlmann, 82.
Book Review for J. Court, A. Müller and C. Wacker, Jahrbuch 2007 der Deutschen
Gesellschaft für Geschichte der Sportwissenschaft e.V. Sport-Körper-Religion, by A.
Ader 83-85.
Special Issue: Sport in der schweizerischen ‚Geistigen Landesverteidigung’ - Bernd
Trautmann und Alois Eisenträger - Luftbad an der Odenwaldschule
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“’Welch einmalige Gelegenheit unter dem Deckmantel des Sports seine wahren Gefühle
zu zeigen.’ Sport in der schweizerischen ‚Geistigen Landesverteidigung’,” by C. Koller,
7-34.
“Zwei Deutsche in England: Die Fußballkarrieren von Bernd Trautmann und Alois
Eisenträger,” by R. Streppelhoff, 35-54.
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“Licht, Luft und Leben - Das Luftbad an der Odenwaldschule (1910-1933) ,” by A.
Priebe, 55-72.
“Große Resonanz beim Besichtigungsprogramm im Berliner Sportpark,” by D.
Kuhlmann, 73-74.
Book Review for S. Bandy, A.R. Hofmann and A. Krüger (Eds.), Gender, Body and
Sport in Historical and Transnational Perspectives, by V. Springmann, 75.
Book Review for H. Wahlig, Ein Tor zur Welt? Der deutsche Fußball und die FIFA,
1945-1950, by C. Koller, 76-78.
Book Review for Über 200 Sportarten. Regeln - Technik - Taktik. Aus dem Englischen,
by L. Peiffer, 79-81.
Special Issue: Sportartgeschichte
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“Sportartgeschichte: Entstehung, Ausbreitung und Perspektiven moderner Sportartkultur
in Deutschland,” by A. Luh, 7-56.
“’Great Inconvenience.’ Zum traditionellen britischen Volksfußball und dessen
Varianten,” by F. Brändle, 57-78.
“Zur Geschichte des bürgerlichen Radsports im Deutschen Kaiserreich,” by O.
Leibbrand, 79-106.
“Rudolf von Laban: ‚Bewegung ist die Grundbedingung aller Existenz’,” by C. FleischleBraun, 107-114.
“Schlappeschneider - Schlappekicker. Ein Schülerprojekt in Frankfurt widmet sich der
Geschichte der Hausschuhfabrik J. C.A. Schneider - einem frühen Sponsor der
Frankfurter Eintracht,” by R. Oswald, 115-116.
“Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Gesellschaft e.V. gegründet,” by J. Ulfkotte, 117.
“Heinrich von der Becke - ‚Der Picasso mit der Kamera’. Berliner Sportmuseum stellt
Werke des Sportfotografen aus,” by D. Kuhlmann, 118.
“Austellungen zur Fußballgeschichte in Österreich. Eine Ergänzung zum gleichnamigen
Bericht von Henry Wahlig,” by N. Gilden, 119.
“Ein Steifzug durch thematische Zugänge in Qualifikationsarbeiten. Dissertationen und
Habilitationen auf dem Gebiet des Sports,” by D. Kuhlmann, 120-123.
Book Review for B. Liegl and G. Spitaler, Legionäre am Ball. Migration im
österreichischen Fußball nach 1945, by M. Marschik, 124-125.
Book Review for L. Peiffer and D. Schulze-Marmeling (Hrsg.), Hakenkreuz und rundes
Leder. Fußball im Nationalsozialismus, by C. Becker, 129-131.
Book Review for H.J. Schulke, Bruder Jahn - Ein Essay zur Brüderlichkeit in
Deutschland, by H. Braun, 132-134.
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Special Issue: Geschichte des Sports der Juden in Deutschland und Österreich
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“Leo Schidrowitz. Propagandist des Wiener Fußballs,” by M. Marschik and G. Spitaler,
7-30.
“’Gewissenhaft und treudeutsch’: Ernst Cantor. Leben und Wirken eines
Turnvereinsvorsitzenden aus Mainz, der Opfer der Rassenverfolgungen wurde,” by T.
Schnitzler, 31-60.
“Die vergessenen Meister: Die jüdische Sportgruppe Bochum 1925-1938,” by H.
Wahlig, 61-80.
“’Ichud ojch wajter der bester in undzer zone’. München 1947: 5.000 Zuschauer
verfolgten die Finalspiele der jüdischen Fußball-Liga im Grünwalder Stadion - Ichud
Landsberg verteidigte erfolgreich den Meistertitel,” by J.G. Tobias, 81-87.
Book Review for W. Bosshard and B. Jung, Die Zuschauer der Schweizer FussballNationalmannschaft, by F. Brändle, 92.
Book Review for H. Horby, “Uppies and Downies. The Rctraordinary Football Games
of Britain, by F. Brändle, 92.
Book Review for G. Armstrong and J.P. Mitchell, Global and Local Football in Malta:
Politics and Europeanization on the Fringes of the EU, by M. Marschik, 95-96.
Book Review for W. Maderthaner, A. Pfoser and R. Horak, Die Eleganz des runden
Leders, by M. Maderthaner, 93-94.
Book Review for J. Court, A. Müller and C. Wacker, Jahrbuch 2006 der Deutschen
Gesellschaft für Geschichte der Sportwissenschaft e.V. Fußballsport und
Wissenschaftsgeschichte (Studien zur Geschichte des Sports, Band 2), by D. Kuhlmann,
99-100.
Book Review for C. Holtz-Bacha (Hrsg.), Fußball - Fernsehen - Politik VS Verlag für
Sozialwissenschaften, by T. Pille, 101.
Book Review for R. Blascke, Im Schatten des Spiels - Rassismus und Randale im
Fußball, by R. Blaschke, 102.
Book Review for E. Meinberg, Dopingsport - im Brennpunkt der Ethik, by M. Soboczko,
103-104.
Special Issue: Gender und Sportpresse - Zeitgenössischer Tanz - Wehrsport - Skipionier
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fraglos macht, zu versöhnen’. Zur Visualisierung von Gender in der Siegerfotografie um
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1900,” by C. Walther, 7-30.
“Zeitgenössischer Tanz: Kreativität, postindustrielle Gesellschaft und Kultur,” by C.
Fleischle-Braun, 31-52.
“Wehrsport im Spiegel der deutschen Zeitgeschichte,” by R. Wagner, 53-78.
“Wilhelm Paulcke (1873-1949). Initiator der Gründung des Deutschen und des
Mitteleuropäischen Skiverbandes,” by G. Faulkner, 79-99.
“Juden im deutschen Fußball und bei Werder Bremen,” by L. Peiffer, 100.
Book Review for L. Thommen, Antike Körpergeschichte, by D. Blecking, 108.
Book Review for U. Klemke, Die deutsche politische Emigration nach Amerika 18151848, by D. Blecking, 109-110.
Book Review for M. Perrefort and D. Lenz-Weber (Hrsg.), SportGeist. Die
Kulturgeschichte von Turnen und Sport in Westfalen, by J. Ulfkotte, 111-114.
Zeitschrift für Sportpsychologie, Vol. 20, Issue 2 (2013)
http://psycontent.metapress.com/content/m21027263287/?p=c5b7e1c93f1340819360430a4cd23
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“Burnout bei Trainern: Ein Review,” by Sebastian Altfeld and Michael Kellmann, 47-58.
“Zielinstruktionen, räumliche Quiet-Eye-Verankerung und Bewegungsparametrisierung:
Hinweise auf einen Wirkmechanismus,” by André Klostermann, Johan Koedijker and
Ernst-Joachim Hossner, 59-64.
“Hände weg von der Maus: Leistungsasymmetrien von Linkshändern in Abhängigkeit
manueller Erfahrungen,” by Dirk Büsch and Norbert Hagemann, 65-71.
“Sportpsychologie-Digest,” 72-74.
SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE JOURNALS
Compiled by Hugo Ceron-Anaya, Lehigh University
Revista Internacional de Ciencias del Deporte, Vol. 9, no. 32 (Abril 2013)
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sostenibilidad de procesos de desarrollo comunitario en África del Este.” María RatoBarrio, Clemens Ley, & Carlos Cordente, pp. 97 - 99.
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Esport e Sociedade: Revista Digital, Vol. 8, no. 21 (Marzo 2013)
http://www.uff.br/esportesociedade/
Special Issue: Football and Oral History
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“Apresentação desta Edição Especial - Dossiê: Futebol e Narrativas Orais” by
Bernardo Buarque de HOLLANDA e Marcos ALVITO.
“A memória do trauma de 1950 no testemunho do goleiro Barbosa” by Elcio Loureiro
Cornelsen
“No coração de Havelange: memória, biografia e narrativa na simbólica de um livro
sobre o maior dirigente de futebol do século XX” by Luiz Guilherme Burlamaqui
Soares Porto Rocha
“A Bola entre as Canetas: trajetória e projeto em relatos orais de jovens atletas do Rio
de Janeiro” by Carlus Augustus Jourand Correia
“Entre cientistas e gurus: psicologia do esporte e categorias de base em algumas
narrativas” by Marina de Mattos Dantas
“"Ahhh, no estrangeiro, você é sempre estrangeiro": reflexões sobre a e/imigração de
futebolistas brasileiros e o racismo no futebol europeu a partir de uma entrevista com
o ex-atleta Paulo Sérgio” by Marcel Diego Tonini
“Narrativas de memórias esportivas: a emergência de clubes de futebol amadores na
Ilha dos Marinheiros - Rio Grande/RS” by Jones Mendes Correia; Gustavo da Silva
Freitas; & Luiz Carlos Rigo
“Análise das identidades botafoguenses a partir das narrativas orais” by Isabella
Trindade Menezes
“Futebol, emoção e sociabilidade: narrativas de fundadores e lideranças dos
movimentos populares de torcedores no Rio de Janeiro” by Rosana da Câmara
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