This book emphasizes that research should be done with rather than on young people. Engaging with the social changes in Irish society through the eyes of the first children of immigrants growing up in Ireland, it offers a compelling analysis of how ideas of race and racism emerge and are elaborated in the field of youth sport.
This book emphasizes that research should be done with rather than on young people. Engaging with the social changes in Irish society through the eyes of the first children of immigrants growing up in Ireland, it offers a compelling analysis of how ideas of race and racism emerge and are elaborated in the field of youth sport.
Max Mauro is Lecturer in Sport Studies at Solent University, UK and Visiting Lecturer in Media, Sport and Communication at St. Mary's University, Twickenham, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. Sport Youth and Migration in the Post-nation Age 2. Community Belonging and the Role of the Game 3. Flexible Positions: Framing Class and Ethnicity On and Off the Pitch 4. The Death of a Black Teenager 5. A Team Like No 'Other' 6. Follow Up: The Story that Was Not There Conclusion
Introduction 1. Sport Youth and Migration in the Post-nation Age 2. Community Belonging and the Role of the Game 3. Flexible Positions: Framing Class and Ethnicity On and Off the Pitch 4. The Death of a Black Teenager 5. A Team Like No 'Other' 6. Follow Up: The Story that Was Not There Conclusion
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