| Description |
1 online resource (231 p.) |
| Series |
Critical Research in Football Ser |
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Critical Research in Football Ser
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| Contents |
Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of contributors -- Introduction -- Part I: Prologue -- 1 Collective identity and forms of abuse and discrimination in football fan culture: a case study on antisemitism -- Part II: Ressentiment -- 2 The image of the "Judenklub" in interwar European soccer: myth or reality? -- 3 The sociopolitical roots of antisemitism among football fandom: the real absence and imagined presence of Jews in Polish football -- 4 Antisemitism in German football since the 1980s |
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5 Antisemitic ressentiment-communication directed at RB Leipzig in German football fan culture: the third other -- Part III: Identity -- 6 Self-directed racialized humor as in-group marker among migrant players in a professional football team: "Dude, Just Draw the Racist Card!" -- 7 Racism and interethnic conflict in Amateur football: the case of migrant sports clubs in Germany -- 8 Struggling to belong in the face of otherness: the Atlanta Fútbol club of Buenos Aires -- Part IV: (Anti-)discrimination -- 9 Appealing to a common identity: the case of antisemitism in Dutch football |
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10 Eintracht Frankfurt fans and the museum: football history, remembrance culture, and the fight against antisemitism -- 11 A comment on several specific aspects of remembrance and education projects in football -- 12 The twofold American exceptionalism in soccer fandom: anti-discriminatory activism among organized soccer supporters in the US -- Part V: Epilogue -- 13 What is it about association football -- the arrogantly self-appointed "Beautiful Game" -- that renders most (though not all) of its fan cultures so ugly? -- Index |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Schüler-Springorum, Stefanie
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| ISBN |
9781000393712 |
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1000393712 |
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