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    Veckans olympiska Routledge-tema: Women and the Games

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    Routledge har skapat en olympisk temasida där man samlar artiklar och böcker ut förlagets omfattande idrottsforskningsutgivning kring ett visst tema.


    Featured books and chapters

    The Most Important Photograph in the History of Women’s Olympic Participation: Jennie Fletcher and the British 4×100 Freestyle relay team at the Stockholm 1912 Games
    Jean Williams

    Outsiders: Muslim Women and Olympic Games – Barriers and Opportunities
    Gertrud Pfister
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    Rules and reform: eligibility, gender differences, and the Olympic Games
    Sarah Teetzel

    Cathy Freeman and Australia’s Indigenous heritage: a new beginning for an old nation at the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games
    Leanne White

    “The More Things Change, the More They …”: Commentary During Women’s Ice Hockey at the 2010 Olympic Games
    Kelly Poniatowski & Marie Hardin

    The Olympic Movement and Islamic culture: conflict or compromise for Muslim women?
    Tansin Benn & Symeon Dagkas

    The Sports Woman as a Cultural Challenge: Swedish Popular Press Coverage of the Olympic Games during the 1950s and 1960s
    Helena Tolvhed

    Book review: Olympic Women and the Media
    Sarah Gray

    The modern Olympic Movement, women’s sport and the social order during the inter-war period
    Florence Carpentier &  Jean-Pierre Lefèvre

    Selling Femininity: The Introduction of Women’s Rowing at the 1976 Olympic Games
    Amanda N. Schweinbenz


    Featured books and chapters

    Sporting Females: Critical Issues in the History and Sociology of Women’s Sport, Ch. 9: Olympic women: A struggle for recognition
    Jennifer Hargreaves

    Muslim women and sports
    Tansin Benn, Gertrud Pfister, and Haifaa  Jawad

    Women, Sport, Society
    Roberta Park, Patricia Vertinsky

    Women in Sports History
    Carol Osborne, Fiona Skillen

    Sport and Women: Social Issues in International Perspective
    Gertrude Pfister, Ilse Hartmann-Tews

     


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