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Sport in Society, Volume 28, Issue 11 (2025): Active teaching and learning methodologies and health in the initial training of physical education teachers
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“Curriculum theory and practice: examining academy managers’ experiences of curriculum development and enactment in UK rugby academies”, by Jack Moran, Murray Craig & Dave Collins, available online and open access ahead of print in SCR
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HOSTING THE NFL DRAFT IS LESS ABOUT WEEKEND BEER SALES AND MORE ABOUT LONG‑TERM BRAND VALUE
by Tim Derdenger, Associate Professor of Marketing, Carnegie Mellon University
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“Riding the Waves of Change: The History and Culture of Women’s Surfing in Ireland”, by Clare Ablett, Rachael Telford & Conor Heffernan
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NEW PEER REVIEW ARTICLE PUBLISHED
In this peer review article, Arto Kuuluvainen examines how sports spectatorship contributes to national identity in the Nordic countries, with a particular focus on the culturally exceptional position of ice hockey in Finland.
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“Legacies of dialogue, risk and securitization: The renewed insecurity of citizenship–state relations in European football fandom”, by Jan Andre Lee Ludvigsen and Mark Turner, available online and open access ahead of print in IRSS
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“Animal-Human Relations: Fighting Cocks and Their Professional Cock-Feeders in England in the Long Eighteenth Century: The Secret World of Cockfight Preparation”, by Mike Huggins, available online and open access ahead of print in IJHS
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“Sport and shifting cultural narratives: the representation of ‘Indianness’ in the Australian cricket press 1999–2025”, by Geoff Piggott, available online and open access ahead of print in Sport in Society
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Active teaching and learning methodologies and health in the initial training of physical education teachers ; Guest editors: Pedro Antonio Sánchez Miguel; David Hortigüela Alcalá.. Volume 28, Issue 11 of Sport in Society
Aware of the need for evidence-based guidelines to support sports organisations in operationalising existing athlete development models, our study responds to Moran, Craig & Collins (2024) call for...
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When the NFL draft comes to town, Pittsburgh will be cast as a destination city – but that comes with risks, too.
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While surfing in Ireland is a sport on the ascendancy, both in terms of recreational and competitive participants, a great deal more work needs to be done on the sport’s origin within the country. ...
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In this peer review article, Arto Kuuluvainen examines how sports spectatorship contributes to national identity in the Nordic countries, with a particular focus on the culturally exceptional position...
For much of the sporting past, animal-human relationships have been central to many of England’s more popular sports, often encouraging sociability, gambling, and commercialisation. Yet historians ...
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This article investigates how, and to what extent, India’s rise to on and off-field power in cricket in recent decades has changed representations of ‘Indianness’ in the Australian media. It asks h...
