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What Is The Relationship Between Sport And National Identity? What Can Sport Tell Us About Changing Perceptions Of National Identity? Bringing Together The Work Of Established Historians And Younger Commentators, This Illuminating Text Surveys The Last Half-century, Giving Due Attention To The Place Of Sport In Our Social And Political History. It Includes Studies Of: · English Football And British Decline · Englishness And Sport · Ethnicity And Nationalism In Scotland · Social Change And National Pride In Wales · Irish International Football And Irishness · Sport And Identity In South Africa · Cricket And Identity Crisis In The Caribbean · Baseball, Exceptionalism And American Sport · Popular Mythology Surrounding The Sporting Rivalry Between New Zealand And Australia Sport And National Identity In The Post-war World Presents A Wealth Of Original Research Into Contemporary Social History And Provides Illuminating Material For Historians And Sociologists Alike.
This text investigates the complex, evolving relationship between organized sport and the construction of national identity in the post-World War II era. Editors Adrian Smith and Dilwyn Porter curate a collection of essays from established historians and emerging scholars to analyze how athletic competition functions as a mirror for social and political shifts. By examining specific regional and national contexts, the authors argue that sport serves as a primary site for the negotiation of pride, ethnicity, and geopolitical status in the modern world.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this volume as a significant contribution to the field of sports history, noting its utility for both sociologists and historians. Readers frequently highlight the breadth of the geographical coverage as a key strength for understanding global identity trends.
Page Count:
208
Publication Date:
2013-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0203642848
ISBN-13:
9780203642849
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