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This edition builds upon the foundations established in Digital Football Cultures by examining this new platformed phase of football’s hyperdigitalisation. Rather than asking whether digital technologies matter, the collection explores how platforms, data and algorithmic systems are transforming football cultures, organisations, governance and everyday experiences, whilst considering what these developments reveal about wider social, cultural, political and economic change. The volume will bring together leading and emerging scholars from across the social sciences and humanities to advance a new generation of digital football studies.

The Handbook of Global Sport Activism, under contract with Edward Elgar Publishing, seeks to offer new avenues for sport activism research by bringing together scholarship extending our contemporary understanding of activism in and through the institution of sport beyond a strictly North American/Global North focus. Our editorial team defines sport activism broadly, and encourages chapter proposals that examine various stakeholders’ activism in the sport ecosystem (e.g., athletes, coaches, sport professionals, community organizers, sport sponsors, sport organizations, scholars, fans, etc.).