Titlebook: New Ethnographies of Football in Europe; People, Passions, Po Alexandra Schwell,Nina Szogs,Micha? Buchowski Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if app

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We Are One! Or Are We?sentiments are usually expressed during international matches, mainly the World Cup and Continental championships, such as the Euro, and other international competitions. In some cases, this becomes a new arena for national feuds that can escalate to a full-scale war; see the case of Egypt and Alger

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Hegemony in Question? Euro 2012 and Local Politics in the City of Poznańand’s four host cities for the Championship. My study has been inspired by what Gavin Smith calls ‘the perspective of historical realism’, which ‘partly reflects the need to understand society entirely in historical terms, and partly … to emphasise the realness of history over its constructedness’ (

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Travelling European Gay Footballers: Tournaments as an Integration Ritualn pointed out many times, football can be seen as a total social fact (see Porro and Russo, 2004, p. 220) in the sense of Marcel Mauss (2000 [1923]). It permeates essential fields of society such as leisure, culture, economy, media and law. For many people, it is a central aspect of their identity,

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Being a Football Kid. Football as a Mediatised Play Practicede range of media — digital, in particular — and to a wider range of users, children included. Through their networked media practices, children form and perform their identities, related to specific communities of practice or fan cultures as social practices of interpretive reproduction (Reckwitz,

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Why We Wear It: the Football Shirt as a Badge of Identityd, Chelsea, Barcelona and Bayern München sold 30 million shirts (Sportintelligence, 2012). This is just the tip of the iceberg; the total number of shirts in circulation can only be guessed. It is undeniably true that the football shirt is one of the world’s bestselling and most sought-after sport a

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Building a Turkish Fan Community: Facebook, Schengen and Easyjetier division side, are playing Be?ikta? Jimnasik Kulübü (Be?ikta Gymnastic Club), one of Turkey’s largest football clubs, in the ‘round of 32’ stage of the Europa League. It’s the second half and Be?ikta? have just scored to go 2–0 ahead, prompting an outburst of screaming and hugging from two thous

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