Special Issue: Connections, Linkages, and Comparisons: African Sports in Transnational Contexts
Introduction
Susann Baller & Chris Bolsmann
Sport for Social Change and Development: Sustaining Transnational Partnerships and Adapting International Curriculums to Local Contexts in Rwanda
Holly Collison, Simon Darnell, Richard Giulianotti & P. David Howe
Exploring African-American Influences on Athletics in the Cape Colony, South Africa
Francois Johannes Cleophas
‘Tours of Imperialism’: Cricket and Cultural Transfer in South Africa, 1880–1910
Dean Allen
The Mandela Soccer Academy: Historical and Contemporary Intersections between Ghana, Lebanon, and the West
Itamar Dubinsky & Lynn Schler
Beyond Kolpak: European Union Law’s Unforeseen Contribution to the Movement of African Cricketers
Steve Greenfield, Guy Osborn & J. P. Rossouw
Mobilities at Play: The Local Embedding of Transnational Connections in West African Football Migration
Christian Ungruhe
The Coming of Nelson and the Ending of Apartheid Cricket? Gatting’s Rebels in South Africa, 1990
Goolam Vahed & Ashwin Desai
Rhodesia, Rugby and the Afrikaner: ‘Working Together to Send this Country Ahead’
Jonty Winch
Out of Eastern Africa: An Examination of Sport Labour Migration in the Post-Independence Era
Jepkorir Rose Chepyator-Thomson & Emma Sande Ariyo
The Structural Adjustment of Football in Zambia: Politics, Decline and Dispersal, 1991–1994
Hikabwa D. Chipande
Disentangling Race: Re-Narrating Apartheid Sport?
Douglas Booth
