Grant Jarvie

Sport, Culture and Society (eBook, PDF)

An introduction

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

This critical, challenging and comprehensive textbook introduces the study of sport, culture and society. International in scope and full of contemporary examples, it places sport at the heart of the analysis and is complemented by a new companion website providing a wealth of additional resources for students and instructors.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 570
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. Juli 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781317422723
• Artikelnr.: 48838093

Autorenporträt

Grant Jarvie is Professor and Founding Director of the Academy of Sport at the University of Edinburgh, UK

James Thornton is a marketing manager at London Business School, UK, and co-author of Sport, Culture and Society (2nd edition)

Hector Mackie is a doctoral student at the University of Toronto, Canada

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction PART I: The Broader Context 1. Sport, Theory and the Problem of Values 2. Sport, History and Social Change 3. Sport, Economics and Wealth 4. Sport, Development and Peace 5. Sport, Politics and Culture PART II: Global Sport and Community 6. Global Sport in a Deglobalising World? 7. Sport, Law and Governance 8. Sport and Community 9. Internationalism, Reconciliation and Sport in the Making of Nations 10. Sport, Media and Technology 11. Sport, Social Capital and Civil Society 12. Sport and Education PART III: Sport and Contemporary Social Issues 13. Sport and the Environment 14. Sport and Racism 15. Sport, Violence and Crime 16. Sport, Religion and Spirituality 17. Sport, Gender and Sexuality 18. Sport and Health 19. Sport and Disability 20. Sport, Cities, the Olympics and Major Sporting Events 21. Sport, Lifestyles and Alternatives 22. Sport, Gambling and Corruption 23. Sport, Poverty and Homelessness PART IV: Sport as a Resource of Hope and the Politics of the Possible 24. Sport, Social Movements and Protest 25. Sport, Cultural Relations and Damned Nations 26. Sport, Human Rights and Public Action 27. Sport for Social Change 28. Sport, Advocacy the Public Intellectuals Conclusion: Theses on Sport, Culture and Society Bibliography

Rezensionen

"Grant Jarvie is one of the most authoritative voices on sport and its wider role in international development and community cohesion." - Baroness Tessa Jowell, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, 2001-2007, Minister for the London Olympics and Paralympics, 2009-2010, UK

"Sport, Culture and Society endures as the seminal, inter-disciplinary work on the role sport has, does, and should play in domestic and international affairs. Now in its 3^rd iteration, the book is beautifully written, deeply researched and organised in a highly logical manner. The new case studies, which validate robust and time-tested theories, demonstrate that Jarvie and his opus remain as the world's leading sources on all matters sport." - Stuart Murray, Associate Professor of International Relations and Diplomacy, Bond University, Australia

"I have always considered Grant Jarvie's Sport, Culture and Society one of the most insightful, comprehensive, and readable accounts of the dynamic place of sports in the contemporary world order. He's done even better in this significantly enlarged and updated 3^rd edition. It's organized within a coherent theoretical lens, rich in examples drawn from every part of the world, and persuasively argued. What I particularly appreciate is his commitment to social justice, and his advice on how sports and sportspeople can either enable or undermine progressive social change." - Bruce Kidd, Vice President and Principal, University of Toronto Scarborough, Canada