Tag: Europe

Mainstream media have produced and circulated dominant representations of who is European and has a rightful place in Europe. Although the domain of popular culture promises egalitarian and democratic representation, in practice, mainstream coverage of major sporting fixtures and popular music has historically offered simplistic or stereotyping portrayals of the complex and differentiated “othered” groups that contribute to European culture. We, therefore, invite submissions that re-examine media representations of popular culture through a critical lens.

In recent years, the European Sport Model has become a prominent theme in EU political, legal and policy discussions. As European football continues to be at the centre of these debates, this conference examined the organisation of football in Europe from legal and economic perspectives. The aim of this conference was to provide analysis and commentary to ongoing developments, including the European Super League case currently pending at the Court of Justice of the European Union.

Editorial Alexander Brand and Arne NiemannTheorising the EU and International Sport: The Principal-Agent Model and Beyond Arnout Geeraert & Edith DrieskensThe Aftermath of a Match-Fixing Case...

After three years of “Football Research in an Enlarged Europe”, the FREE Project will hold its concluding event on 17 March 2015, in the...

After Ghent, Nottingham, Lausanne, Istanbul and Cologne, the Association for the Study of Sport and the European Union (Sport&EU) moves to Western France for its 10th Annual...

Launched in 2009, Sport&EU Review offers the Sport&EU community opportunities to publish longer, peer-reviewed articles in addition to maintaining the regular features of its predecessor, the Sport%EU Newsletter.

The latest newsletter from EU Sports Platform has the following content:Informal meeting of the EU Sports Ministers held in Rome Studies on betting-related match-fixing published EACEA launches...

The latest newsletter from EU Sports Platform has the following content:European Commission conference for the organization of the First European Week of Sport in September...

The International Journal of the History of Sport is an international, ranked, peer-reviewed journal which publishes original research contributions to scientific knowledge. All manuscript submissions are subject to initial appraisal by the Editor, and, if found suitable for further consideration, to peer review by independent, anonymous expert referees. Special Issue: Regional Issue: Europe

Launched in 2009, Sport&EU Review offers the Sport&EU community opportunities to publish longer, peer-reviewed articles in addition to maintaining the regular features of its predecessor, the Sport%EU Newsletter.