Tag: Andrew C. Holman

About time! exclaims our esteemed reviewer Tobias Stark about Hockey: A Global History by Stephen Hardy & Andrew C. Holman (University of Illinois Press).The North American history of ice hockey is thoroughly studied and described, and our reviewer welcomes this attempt at a global historical perspective – a very successful attempt at that. A seminal work by leading scholars in the field.

Det behövs, hävdar Tobias Stark, en rejäl nyansering i synen på relationen mellan Kanada och nationalsporten ishockey. I antologin The Same but Different: Hockey in Quebec sammanställd av Jason Blake and Andrew C. Holman görs detta genom fokusering på den franskkanadensiska ishockeyn i Québec, och gör det, menar vår recensent, på ett alldeles utmärkt sätt.

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Tobias Stark Idrottsvetenskap, Linnéuniversitetet  Andrew C. Holman (red) Canada’s Game: Hockey and Identity 236 sidor, hft. Montreal, QC: McGill-Queen’s University Press 2009 ISBN 978-0-7735-3598-5 I april 2005 anordnade Canadian Studies Program vid Bridgewater State College i Plymouth, Massachusetts, den tvärvetenskapliga konferensen ”Canada’s Game? Critical Perspectives on Ice Hockey and Identity”, där ett nittiotal forskare från Nordamerika och Europa deltog. Ett axplock av de paper som presenterades vid...