The International Journal of the History of Sport Celebrates 30 Years in 2013!
The International Journal of the History of Sport Celebrates 30 Years in 2013!Professor Wray Vamplew and his team have used the criteria of ‘impact’, ‘originality’ and ‘agenda setting’ to select 30 articles from the journal, which have been made free to access to celebrate the 30th year of publication. Simply click on the article title below and enjoy! Offer ends on December 31, 2013.
Working-class Sports Clubs as Agents of Political Socialisation in Finland 1903-1923
Lauri Keskinen
Sport in Syonan (Singapore) 1942-1945: Centralisation and Nipponisation
Lai Kuan Lim & Peter Horton
The Physical is Political: Women’s Suffrage, Pilgrim Hikes and the Public Sphere
Jaime Schultz
Crossing the Line: Sport and the Limits of Civil Rights Protest
Simon Henderson
It Wasn’t Just Emily Davison! Sport, Suffrage and Society in Edwardian Britain
Joyce Kay
Playing with the rules: Influences on the development of regulation in sport
Wray Vamplew
Projecting the visual: British newsreels, soccer and popular culture 1918–39
Mike Huggins
Acting global, thinking local: ‘Liquid imperialism’ and the multiple meanings of the 1954 British Empire & Commonwealth Games
Michael Dawson
Mens Sana in Corpore Sano? Body and Mind in Ancient Greece
David Young
The Globalization of Cricket: The Rise of the Non-West
Amit Gupta
Globalizing the Nation-Making Process: Modern Sport in World History
Mark Dyreson
The Later Evolution of Modern Sport in Latin America: The North American Influence
Joseph L Arbena
Football as social critique: protest movements, rugby and history in Aotearoa, New Zealand
Malcolm MacLean
Riefenstahl’s Olympia: ideology and aesthetics in the shaping of the Aryan athletic body
Graham McFee & Alan Tomlinson
Sport, war and gender images: the Australian sportsmen’s battalions and the First World War
Murray G. Phillips
‘No business of ours’?: the Foreign Office and the Olympic games, 1896–1914
Martin Polley
Body culture and democratic nationalism: ‘popular gymnastics’ in nineteenth‐century Denmark
Henning Eichberg
The Social Construction of the Gendered Body: Exercise and the Exercise of Power
Patricia Vertinsky
The Female Body: Missionary and Reformer: The Reconceptualization of Femininity in Modern China
Fan Hong
‘The year of awakening’: black athletes, racial unrest and the civil rights movement of 1968
David K. Wiggins
Sport and the Redefinition of American Middle-Class Masculinity
Steven A. Riess
The other ‘American exceptionalism’: why is there no soccer in the United States?
Andrei S. Markovits
‘The warmth of comradeship’: the first British Empire games and imperial solidarity
Katharine Moore
Football in the Mining Communities of East Northumberland, 1882-1914
Alan Metcalfe
The Origins of the Modern Olympics: A New Version
David C. Young
The Peculiar Economics of English Cricket Before 1914
Keith Sandiford & Wray Vamplew
Sport, Gender and Society in a Transatlantic Victorian Perspective
Roberta J. Park
‘Oars and the man’: pleasure and purpose in Victorian and Edwardian Cambridge
J.A. Mangan
