9781801509329 - Football and Racism: How Colonialism Shaped the Modern Game de Blaschke, Ronny (28 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: New. Explosive and groundbreaking study of racism in football and its roots from award-winning journalist Ronny Blaschke.Racism in football is reduced to neo-Nazis and monkey chants. But if we want to understand its origins, we have to go back further. Drawing on more than 100 interviews from five different continents, this hard-hitting investigation reveals how:Colonial powers such as Britain and France wanted to 'civilise' their subjects through sportTheir racial theory has long since been debunked, yet racist thinking still characterises European football todayBlack people are often considered powerful athletes, but rarely get the opportunity to become coaches or board membersColonial thinking still persists in talent scouting, sponsorship and the mediaRacism is blighting football in Britain, Brazil, Namibia and India among other placesAt the centre of this book are people - players, fans and activists - who stand up to racism with courage and grit. In England, black referees are networking to have a stronger voice. In Brazil, reporters are producing a podcast for Afro-Brazilian issues in sport. Above all, the question is: how can racism in football be pushed back?

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Paperback. Condición: New. Explosive and groundbreaking study of racism in football and its roots from award-winning journalist Ronny Blaschke.Racism in football is reduced to neo-Nazis and monkey chants. But if we want to understand its origins, we have to go back further. Drawing on more than 100 interviews from five different continents, this hard-hitting investigation reveals how:Colonial powers such as Britain and France wanted to 'civilise' their subjects through sportTheir racial theory has long since been debunked, yet racist thinking still characterises European football todayBlack people are often considered powerful athletes, but rarely get the opportunity to become coaches or board membersColonial thinking still persists in talent scouting, sponsorship and the mediaRacism is blighting football in Britain, Brazil, Namibia and India among other placesAt the centre of this book are people - players, fans and activists - who stand up to racism with courage and grit. In England, black referees are networking to have a stronger voice. In Brazil, reporters are producing a podcast for Afro-Brazilian issues in sport. Above all, the question is: how can racism in football be pushed back?

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Explosive and groundbreaking study of racism in football and its roots from award-winning journalist Ronny Blaschke.Racism in football is reduced to neo-Nazis and monkey chants. But if we want to understand its origins, we have to go back further. Drawing on more than 100 interviews from five different continents, this hard-hitting investigation reveals how:Colonial powers such as Britain and France wanted to civilise their subjects through sportTheir racial theory has long since been debunked, yet racist thinking still characterises European football todayBlack people are often considered powerful athletes, but rarely get the opportunity to become coaches or board membersColonial thinking still persists in talent scouting, sponsorship and the mediaRacism is blighting football in Britain, Brazil, Namibia and India among other placesAt the centre of this book are people players, fans and activists who stand up to racism with courage and grit. In England, black referees are networking to have a stronger voice. In Brazil, reporters are producing a podcast for Afro-Brazilian issues in sport. Above all, the question is: how can racism in football be pushed back? Journalist Ronny Blaschke digs for the truth in this groundbreaking study of racism in football and its roots. His hard-hitting investigation spans five continents, assessing the role played by colonialism and how a misguided notion of European superiority still persists. Above all, the question is: how can racism in football be pushed back? Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Explosive and groundbreaking study of racism in football and its roots from award-winning journalist Ronny Blaschke.Racism in football is reduced to neo-Nazis and monkey chants. But if we want to understand its origins, we have to go back further. Drawing on more than 100 interviews from five different continents, this hard-hitting investigation reveals how:Colonial powers such as Britain and France wanted to civilise their subjects through sportTheir racial theory has long since been debunked, yet racist thinking still characterises European football todayBlack people are often considered powerful athletes, but rarely get the opportunity to become coaches or board membersColonial thinking still persists in talent scouting, sponsorship and the mediaRacism is blighting football in Britain, Brazil, Namibia and India among other placesAt the centre of this book are people players, fans and activists who stand up to racism with courage and grit. In England, black referees are networking to have a stronger voice. In Brazil, reporters are producing a podcast for Afro-Brazilian issues in sport. Above all, the question is: how can racism in football be pushed back? Journalist Ronny Blaschke digs for the truth in this groundbreaking study of racism in football and its roots. His hard-hitting investigation spans five continents, assessing the role played by colonialism and how a misguided notion of European superiority still persists. Above all, the question is: how can racism in football be pushed back? Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: New. Explosive and groundbreaking study of racism in football and its roots from award-winning journalist Ronny Blaschke.Racism in football is reduced to neo-Nazis and monkey chants. But if we want to understand its origins, we have to go back further. Drawing on more than 100 interviews from five different continents, this hard-hitting investigation reveals how:Colonial powers such as Britain and France wanted to 'civilise' their subjects through sportTheir racial theory has long since been debunked, yet racist thinking still characterises European football todayBlack people are often considered powerful athletes, but rarely get the opportunity to become coaches or board membersColonial thinking still persists in talent scouting, sponsorship and the mediaRacism is blighting football in Britain, Brazil, Namibia and India among other placesAt the centre of this book are people - players, fans and activists - who stand up to racism with courage and grit. In England, black referees are networking to have a stronger voice. In Brazil, reporters are producing a podcast for Afro-Brazilian issues in sport. Above all, the question is: how can racism in football be pushed back?

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Paperback. Condición: New. Explosive and groundbreaking study of racism in football and its roots from award-winning journalist Ronny Blaschke.Racism in football is reduced to neo-Nazis and monkey chants. But if we want to understand its origins, we have to go back further. Drawing on more than 100 interviews from five different continents, this hard-hitting investigation reveals how:Colonial powers such as Britain and France wanted to 'civilise' their subjects through sportTheir racial theory has long since been debunked, yet racist thinking still characterises European football todayBlack people are often considered powerful athletes, but rarely get the opportunity to become coaches or board membersColonial thinking still persists in talent scouting, sponsorship and the mediaRacism is blighting football in Britain, Brazil, Namibia and India among other placesAt the centre of this book are people - players, fans and activists - who stand up to racism with courage and grit. In England, black referees are networking to have a stronger voice. In Brazil, reporters are producing a podcast for Afro-Brazilian issues in sport. Above all, the question is: how can racism in football be pushed back?