H-Sport Journal Watch. Second Quarter 2014

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H-Sport Journal and periodical review Second Quarter 2014 https://networks.h-net.org/node/2622/pages/2883/h-sport-journal-watch June 15, 2014

ENGLISH-LANGUAGE SPORT JOURNALS Compiled by Duncan Jamieson, Ashland University [email protected]

International Journal of Sport Communication, Vol 7, 2, June 2014 http://journals.humankinetics.com/ijsc-current-issue

 Male Athletes, Female Aesthetics: The Continued Ambivalence Toward Female Athletes in ESPN’s The Body Issue, by Gregory A. Cranmer, Maria Brann and Nicholas D. Bowman, 145-165

 Skilled Interaction: Concepts of Communication and Player Management in the Development of Sport Officials, by Ian Cunningham, Peter Simmons, Duncan Mascarenhas and Steve Redhead, 166-187

 Professional Team Sport and Twitter: Gratifications Sought and Obtained by Followers, by Chris Gibbs, Norm O'Reilly and Michelle Brunette, 188-213 Copyright (c) 2014, Duncan Jamieson, distributed under the Creative Commons 3.0 license H-Net permits the redistribution and reprinting of this work for non-profit, educational purposes, with full and accurate attribution to the author(s), web location, date of publication, H-Sport, and H-Net: Humanities & Social Sciences Online. For other uses, contact the H-Sport editorial staff at editorial- [email protected]

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 The Role of Fan Identification in the Perceived Credibility of Sports Articles, by Sean R. Sadri, 214-233

 Male Athletes, Female Aesthetics: The Continued Ambivalence Toward Female Athletes in ESPN’s The Body Issue, by Gregory A. Cranmer, Maria Brann and Nicholas D. Bowman, 145-165

 Skilled Interaction: Concepts of Communication and Player Management in the Development of Sport Officials, by Ian Cunningham, Peter Simmons, Duncan Mascarenhas and Steve Redhead, 166-187

 Professional Team Sport and Twitter: Gratifications Sought and Obtained by Followers, by Chris Gibbs, Norm O'Reilly and Michelle Brunette, 188-213

 The Role of Fan Identification in the Perceived Credibility of Sports Articles, by Sean R. Sadri, 214-233

 Corporate Consolidation and Content-Management Systems in College Athletics Web Sites: A Case Study of MGoBlue.com, by Heather L. Dichter, 234-244

 A Hole in One (Hundred Forty Characters): A Case Study Examining PGA Tour Golfers’ Twitter Use During the Masters, by Kevin Hull, 245-260

 Exploring the Factors Affecting Popularity in Social Media: A Case Study of Football Bowl Subdivision Head Coaches, by Jonathan A. Jensen, Shaina M. Ervin and Stephen W. Dittmore, 261-278

Book Review

 Review of Sport Beyond Television: The Internet, Digital Media and the Rise of Networked Media Sport, by Yuan Gong, 279-281

International Journal of Sport Communication, Vol 7, 1 (March, 2014) http://journals.humankinetics.com/ijsc-back-issues/ijsc-volume-7-issue-1-march

 Sport News on Facebook: The Relationship Between Interactivity and Readers’ Browsing Behavior, by Jan Boehmer and Stephen Lacy, 1 – 15

 Why Twitter Displaces Broadcast Sports Media: A Model, by Kevin Hull and Norman P.

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Lewis, 16-33

 Effects of Attractiveness, Gender, and Athlete–Reporter Congruence on Perceived Credibility of Sport Reporters, by Dustin A. Hahn and R. Glenn Cummins, 34-47

 Interview with Amanda Bird, Marketing and Communications Director, USA Bobsled & Skeleton Federation, by Heather L. Dichter, 48-51

 Interview with Brian Carroll, Vice President for Television and Emerging Media, LPGA, by Elizabeth A. Gregg, 52-55

 “Smiles and Laughs—All Teeth Intact”: A Cultural Perspective on Mediated Women’s Handball in Norway, by Trygve B. Broch, 56-73

 Professional Sports Teams on Social Networks: A Comparative Study Employing the Facebook Assessment Index, by Francisco Javier Miranda, Antonio Chamorro, Sergio Rubio and Oscar Rodriguez, 74-89

 Inclusion of Persons With Disabilities Through Media Sports: Attitudinal and Behavioral News-Framing Effects, by Christian von Sikorski and Thomas Schierl, 90-112

 “Allez Wiggo”: A Case Study on the Reactions of the British Print Media to Bradley Wiggins’s Victory in the Tour de France, by Gerald Griggs, Tom Gibbons, Tony Rees and Mark Groves, 113-125

 Break Point: A Case Study of How Globalization and Technology Led to New Tennis Media Gatekeepers in the United States by Daniel A. Gruber, 126-141

International Journal of the History of Sport, Vol 31, 9, 2014 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fhsp20/current#.U5X24ig1CwM

 Editorial, by Wray Vamplew, 969

 Between Traditions and New Challenges: 25 Years of the International Society of the History of Physical Education and Sport (ISHPES), by Annette R. Hofmann, 970-975

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 Anatomy of a Dead Heat: Visual Evidence at the 2012 US Olympic Trials, by Jonathan Finn, 976-993

 Ashbrooke Whit Sports, Sunderland and Its Records: A Case Study of Amateurism in Late Victorian and Edwardian Athletic and Cycling Competition, by Keith Gregson & Mike Huggins, 994-1011

 Play, Games and Cognitive Development: Late Nineteenth-Century and Early Twentieth-Century Physicians, Neurologists, Psychologists and Others Already Knew What Researchers Are Proclaiming Today, by Roberta J. Park, 1012-1032

 Ancient Greek ‘Amateurism’, the NCAA and the Courts, by Anna McCullough & Aswin Tony Subketkaew, 1033-1046

 Football in Australia before Codification, 1820–1860, by Roy Hay, 1047-1061

 Football Hooliganism Revisited: A Belated Reply to Patrick Murphy, Eric Dunning and Joseph Maguire, by Robert Lewis, 1062-1080

 The Emergence of Training and Assessment for Referees in Association Football: Moving from the Side-lines, by Tom Webb, 1081-1097

 The German Workers' Sport Movement between Socialism, Workers' Culture, Middle- Class Gymnastics and Sport for All, by Michael Krüger, 1098-1117

 The Changing Role of Sports in Urban Development: A Case Study of Debrecen (Hungary), by Gábor Kozma, Károly Teperics & Zsolt Radics, 1118-1132

 The Beginnings of Hockey in 1930s Galicia (Spain): A Female Phenomenon, by Cristina López-Villar, 1133-1157

 Expansionism, Physical Education and Olympism: Common Interests of King Leopold II of Belgium, Cyrille Van Overbergh and Pierre de Coubertin (1894–1914), by Pascal Delheye, Thomas Ameye & Stijn Knuts, 1158-1177

 Perception of the Culture and Education Programme of the Youth Olympic Games by the Participating Athletes: A Case Study for Innsbruck 2012, by Martin Schnitzer, Mike Peters, Sabrina Scheiber & Elena Pocecco, 1178-1193

Book Reviews

 Bigotry, Football and Scotland, Matthew L. McDowell, 1194-1196

 Jack Johnson, Rebel Sojourner: in the Shadow of the Global Color Line, by Troy Rondinone, 1196-1197

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 Ludiemunera. 25 anni di ricerche sugli spettacoli d'eta´ romana. Scritti vari rielaborati e aggiornati, by Mauricio Pastor Muñoz, 1197-1199

 Greek Athletics, by Fernando García Romero, 1199-1201

 Globalizing Cricket: Englishness, Empire and Identity, by Jack Williams, 1201-1203

 Strong, Beautiful and Modern: National Fitness in Britain, New Zealand, Australia and Canada, 1935–1960, by Fiona McLachlan, 1204-1205

 Going to the Dogs: Greyhound Racing, Animal Activism, and American Popular Culture, by Mike Huggins, 1206-1207

 Historical Dictionary of Track and Field, by Frank Galligan, 1207-1208

 ‘The Army Isn't All Work’: Physical Culture and the Evolution of the British Army, 1860–1920, Matthew L. McDowell, 1208-1210

 Perfect Bodies: Sports, Medicine and Immortality, by Patricia Vertinsky, 1210-1213

 The British Olympics (Britain's Olympic Heritage 1612–2012), by Hamish Telfer, 1213- 1215

 Empire & Cricket: The South African Experience 1884–1914, Dennis O'Keefe, 1215- 1217

International Journal of the History of Sport, Vol 31, 8, 2014 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fhsp20/31/8#.U5Xcsyg1CwM

Special Issue: A Global History of Doping in Sport

 A Global History of Doping in Sport: Drugs, Nationalism and Politics, by John Gleaves, 815-819

 Pierre de Coubertin, Doped ‘Amateurs’ and the ‘Spirit of Sport’: The Role of Mythology in Olympic Anti-Doping Policies, by Ian Ritchie, 820-838

 Sport, Drugs and Amateurism: Tracing the Real Cultural Origins of Anti-Doping Rules in International Sport, by John Gleaves & Matthew Llewellyn, 839-853

 A Powerful False Positive: Nationalism, Science and Public Opinion in the ‘Oxygen Doping’ Allegations Against Japanese Swimmers at the 1932 Olympics, by Mark Dyreson & Thomas Rorke, 854-870

 The Myth of the Nazi Steroid, by Marcel Reinold & John Hoberman, 871-883

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 The Emergence of Moral Technopreneurialism in Sport: Techniques in Anti-Doping Regulation, 1966–1976, by Kathryn Henne, 884-901

 Drugs, the Law, and the Downfall of Dancer's Image at the 1968 Kentucky Derby: A Case Study on Human Conceptions of Domesticated Animals, by Thomas M. Hunt, Scott R. Jedlicka & Matthew T. Bowers, 902-913

 Minor Problems: The Recognition of Young Athletes in the Development of International Anti-Doping Policies, by Sarah Teetzel & Marcus Mazzucco, 914-933

 Who Guards the Guardians?, by Verner Møller, 934-950

 Why Lance Armstrong? Historical Context and Key Turning Points in the ‘Cleaning Up’ of Professional Cycling, by Paul Dimeo, 951-968

International Journal of the History of Sport, Vol 31, 7, 2014 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fhsp20/31/7#.U5XaqSg1CwM

Special Issue: Revolutionaries in Sport

 Sport and Revolutionaries: Reclaiming the Historical Role of Sport in Social and Political Activism, John Nauright & David K. Wiggins, 693-695

 Cricket and the Radical, by Brian Stoddart, 696-703

 The Radicalisation of the Gaelic Athletic Association in Ulster, 1912–1923: The Role of Owen O'Duffy, by Dónal McAnallen, 704-723

 Bolsheviks, Revolution and Physical Culture, by Susan Grant, 724-734

 Game Changer: The Role of Sport in Revolution, by Thomas F. Carter, 735-746

 Building Character and Socialising a Revolutionary: Sport and Leisure in the Life of Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara, by Charles Parrish, 747-759

 ‘The Struggle That Must Be’: Harry Edwards, Sport and the Fight for Racial Equality, by David K. Wiggins, 760-777

 Kwementyaye (Charles) Perkins: Indigenous Soccer Player and Australian Political Activist, by Daryl Adair & Megan Stronach, 778-794

 The Universe is Shaped like a Football: Football and Revolution, by Alon K. Raab, 795-814

International Journal of the History of Sport, Vol 31, 6, 2014

H-Sport Journal Watch. Second Quarter 2014 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fhsp20/31/6#.U5XYqig1CwM

Regional Issue: Asia

 Tokyo - Bidding for the Olympics and the Discrepancies of Nationalism, by Satoshi Shimizu, 601-617

 The Study of Discourse on Change in South Korean Football: Between Tradition and Modernity, from Colonial to Post-Colonial, by Sang-Yeol Bang & Mahfoud Amara, 618-634

 After the Glory: Elite Athletes' Re-Employment in China, by Zhang Ling & Fan Hong, 635-651

 The Origins and Development of Athletics Among the Military, European and Migrant Communities in Nineteenth-Century Singapore, 1819–1899, Peng Han Lim & Mohd Salleh Aman, 652-673

 Body Movements and the Creation of Early Chinese Hieroglyphs, by Zhang Jie & Hu Xiaoming, 674-692

International Journal of the History of Sport, Vol 31, 5, 2014 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fhsp20/31/5#.U5XWBCg1CwM

Special Issue: Swedish Olympics of 1912

 Introduction: The Summer Olympics of 1912, by Christian Widholm, 509-515

 The Treacherous Grin Reflex: Commemorating the 1912 Olympics, by Christian Widholm, 516-525

 A Sport for Everyone? Inclusion and Exclusion in the Organisation of the First Olympic Modern Pentathlon, Sandra Heck, 526-541

 The 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm – The First Meeting of the Highly Trusted Men and What Happened to Them Since, by Jørn Hansen, 542-556

 The Olympic Creation As a Sacred Story: History and Myth in Jens Lind's Documentary The Sunshine Olympics 1912, by Peter Dahlén, 557-569

 Before the Sunshine: Organising and Promoting the Olympic Games in Stockholm 1912, by Therese Nordlund Edvinsson, 570-587

 Stockholm Olympics at the Movies, by Marina Dahlquist, 588-599

International Journal of the History of Sport, Vol 31, 4, 2014

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Special Issue: in a Multifarious Modernity

 Wrestling in Multifarious Modernity, by Katrin Bromber, Birgit Krawietz & Petar Petrov, 391-404

 National Styles of Wrestling in the Soviet Union and the Post-Soviet States: Political and Sociocultural Aspects of Their Development and Use, by Petar Petrov, 405-422

 Wrestling Magic: National Wrestling in Buryatia, Mongolia and Tuva in the Past and Today, by Stefan Krist, 423-444

 Prelude to Victory in Neo-traditional Turkish Oil Wrestling: Sense Perceptions, Aesthetics and Performance, by Birgit Krawietz, 445-458

 Cracks in the Moral Economy of : Beasts of Burden, Sport Heroes, National Icons and Living Gods in Disgrace, by Wolfram Manzenreiter, 459-473

 Transforming Cornish and Devon Wrestling (Britain) and Gouren (Brittany – France) Through Sportification, by Guy Jaouen, 474-491

 Wrestling Styles and the Cultural Reinterpretation Process, by Tanguy Philippe, 492- 508

International Journal of the History of Sport, Vol 31, 3, 2014 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fhsp20/31/3#.U5XR0Cg1CwM

Special Issue: Sport in Asia: Power, Politics and Identity

 Introduction, by Fan Hong & Lu Zhouxiang, 273-275

 Sustaining Identities: Hong Kong and the Politics of an Olympic Boycott, by Brian Bridges, 276-289

 Syria and the Olympics: National Identity on an International Stage, by Andrea L. Stanton, 290-305

 The Establishment of the Qatar National Olympic Committee: Building the National Sport Identity, by Luis Henrique Rolim Silva, 306-319

 Projecting the ‘Chineseness’: Nationalism, Identity and Chinese Films, by Lu Zhouxiang, Zhang & Fan Hong, 320-335

 Sport and Nationalism in the Republic of Turkey, by Birgit Krawietz, 336-346

 In the Shadow of National Glory: Taiwan Aboriginal Baseball in the Politics of Identity,

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by Wei-Cheng Chiu, Dong-Jhy Hwang & Alan Bairner, 347-362

 Cultural Evolution and Ideology in Korean Soccer: Sport and Nationalism, by Gwang Ok & Kyongho Park, 363-375

 The Politics of Sport and Identity in North Korea, by Udo Merkel, 376-390

International Journal of the History of Sport, Vol 31, 1-2, 2014 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fhsp20/31/1-2#.U5XNPig1CwM Special Issue: American National Pastimes: Explorations in Sport and Nationhood in the History of the United States

 Preface: American National Pastimes, by Mark Dyreson & Jaime Schultz, 1-5

 American National Pastimes: The Genealogy of an Idea, by Mark Dyreson, 6-28

 The Cyclical History of Horse Racing: The USA's Oldest and (Sometimes) Most Popular Spectator Sport, by Steven Riess, 29-54

 Hunting and American Identity: The Rise, Fall, Rise and Fall of an American Pastime, by Daniel Justin Herman, 55-71

 ‘The Report of My Death Was an Exaggeration’: The Many Sordid Lives of America's Bloodiest ‘Pastime’, by Randy Roberts & Andrew R.M. Smith, 72-90

 Baseball As the National Pastime: A Fiction Whose Time Is Past, by Daniel A. Nathan, 91-108

 American Football Becomes the Dominant Intercollegiate National Pastime, by Ronald A. Smith, 109-119

 Chronicle of a (Football) Death Foretold: The Imminent Demise of a National Pastime?, by Michael Oriard, 120-133

 The Emergence of Basketball as an American National Pastime: From a Popular Participant Sport to a Spectacle of Nationhood, by Pamela Grundy, Murry Nelson & Mark Dyreson, 134-155

 From Ladies' Days to Women's Initiatives: American Pastimes and Distaff Consumption, by Jaime Schultz & Andrew D. Linden, 156-180

 ‘Black Athletes in White Men's Games’: Race, Sport and American National Pastimes, by David K. Wiggins, 181-202

 Legislating Sport: Does Law Aid, Abet or Hinder National Pastimes?, by Sarah K. Fields, 203-223

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 National Sporting Pastimes, Spectacles of Sporting Otherness and American Imaginings, 1880–1920, by David L. Andrews, Jacob Bustad & Samuel Clevenger, 224- 249

 A Brief Taxonomy of Sports that Were Not Quite American National Pastimes: Fads and Flashes-in-the-Pan, Nationwide and Regional Pastimes, the Pastimes of Other Nations, and Pan-National Pastimes, by Jaime Schultz, Dunja Antunovic, Adam Berg, Justine Kaempfer, Andrew D. Linden, Thomas Rorke, Colleen English & Mark Dyreson, 250-272

International Review for the Sociology of Sport, Vol 49, 2 http://irs.sagepub.com/content/49/2.toc

 Creating or awakening national pride through sporting success: A longitudinal study on macro effects in the Netherlands, by Agnes Elling, Ivo Van Hilvoorde and Remko Van Den Dool, 129-151

 ‘Anyone but England’? Exploring anti-English sentiment as part of Scottish national identity in sport, by Stuart Whigham, 152-174

 Who are we? My club? My people? My state? The dilemma of the Arab soccer fan in Israel, by Amir Ben Porat, 175-189

 Constructing and contesting the Olympics online: The internet, Rio 2016 and the politics of Brazilian development, by Rob Millington and Simon C. Darnell, 190-210

 Exclusionary power in sports organisations: The merger between the Women’s Cricket Association and the England and Wales Cricket Board, by Philippa Velija, Aarti Ratna and Anne Flintoff, 211-226

 Voluntary engagement in sports clubs: A behavioral model and some empirical evidence, by Emike Emrich, Werner Pitsch, Jens Flateau and Christian Pierdzioch, 227- 240 Book Reviews

 Sport for Development and Peace: A Critical Sociology and Sport for Development: What Game Are We Playing?, by Sarah Palmer-Felgate and Megan Chawansky, 241- 244

 Why Minorities Play or Don’t Play Soccer, by John Vlahos, 244-248

 Sport Beyond Television – The Internet, Digital Media and the Rise of Networked Media Sport, by Leon Weber, 248-251

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 Sports and Christianity: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives, by Don Vinson, 251-255

Journal of the Philosophy of Sport, Vol 41, 2 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rjps20/current

 Sporting knowledge and the problem of knowing how, by Gunnar Breivik, 143-162

 Judith Butler Redux – the Heterosexual Matrix and the Out Lesbian Athlete: Amélie Mauresmo, Gender Performance, and Women’s Professional Tennis, by Kristi Tredway, 163-176

 Deception in Sports, S.P. Morris, 177-191

 Nature Sports, by Kevin J. Krein, 193-208

 Deception in Sport: A New Taxonomy of Intra-Lusory Guiles, by Adam G. Pfleegor & Danny Roesenberg, 209-231

 Consent, Context, and Obligations: A Response to Ciomaga, by Steven Weimer, 233- 245

 Virtuous Victory: Running up the Score and the Anti-Blowout Thesis, by Jason Taylor & Christopher Johnson, 247-266

 The Coercion Argument Against Performance-Enhancing Drugs, Michael Veber, 267- 277

Book Reviews

 Pragmatism and the Philosophy of Sport, by Steven A. Miller, 279-282

 Baseball as a Road to God: Seeing Beyond the Game, by Amber L. Griffioen, 282-287

Journal of Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Vol 85, 5 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/ujrd20/85/5#.U5cP9yg1CwM

 Physical Literacy Is a Social Justice Issue!, by Shawn Ladda, 3-4

 It's About the Relationships, Jeffrey S. Gehris, 5-7

 Animated Video Clips: Learning in the Current Generation, by Rachel Gurvitch & Jackie Lund, 8-17

 Accomplishing PETE Learning Standards and Program Accreditation through Teacher

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Candidates' Technology-based Service Learning Projects, Anne Gibbone & Kevin Mercier, 18-22

 Promoting Character Development through Teaching Wrestling in Physical Education, by Fitni Destani, James C. Hannon, Leslie Podlog & Timothy A. Brusseau, 23-29

 A Portfolio Approach to Impacting Physically Active Lifestyles, by Ray Allen, Andrew R. Pulling, Amanda Alpert & Emma Jackman, 30-37

 Special Education Terminology Every Physical Education Teacher Should Know, by Luis Columna, Lauren J. Lieberman, Rebecca Lytle & Katrina Arndt, 38-45

 The Impact of a Waiver, Editor: Thomas H. Sawyer, by Tonya L. Gimbert & Thomas H. Sawyer, 46-48

 Metacognition and Coaching: How to Develop a Thinking Athlete, Editor: Ferman Konukman, by Teresa K. Dail, 49-51

 Does the Fair Play Game teaching strategy improve behaviors in physical education?, Editor: John Todorovich, by Carla Vidoni, Chang-Hung Lee & Liane Azevedo, 52

 Is competition over-emphasized in dance education?, 53-54

Journal of Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Vol 85, 4 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/ujrd20/85/4#.U5cXkSg1CwM

 Technology for Tomorrow's Teachers, Kristi Roth, 3-5

 Partnering to Build Healthier Communities, John Strong , 6-7

 The Ocean as a Unique Therapeutic Environment: Developing a Surfing Program, by Emily D. Clapham, Cortney N. Armitano, Linda S. Lamont & Jennifer G. Audette, 8-14

 Potential Influences of Exergaming on Self-efficacy for Physical Activity and Sport, by Jennifer M. Krause & Eddie A. Benavidez, 15-20

 Overcoming Marginalization of Physical Education in America's Schools with Professional Learning Communities, by Zack Beddoes, Keven A. Prusak & Amber Hall, 21-27

 Developing Students' Emotional Well-being in Physical Education, by Chunlei Lu & Andrew Buchanan, 28-33

 A Framework for the Design and Implementation of Service-learning Courses, by Meredith A. Whitley & David S. Walsh, 34-39

 Premises Liability and Negligence, Editor: Thomas H. Sawyer, by Tonya L. Gimbert &

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Thomas H. Sawyer, 40-41

 A SMART Approach to Motivating Students in Secondary Physical Education, Editor: Ferman Konukman, by Christine Johnson, Eric Moore & Michelle Thornton, 42-44

 How Do Achievement Goals and Self-efficacy Affect Cardiorespiratory Fitness Performance in Youth?, Editor: John Todorovich, by MooSong Kim & Bradley J. Cardinal, 45

 To what extent should physical education become a vehicle for moral development?, 46- 49

Journal of Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Vol 85, 3 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/ujrd20/85/3#.U5bufCg1CwM

 SPICE2S: Wellness Dimensions Applied to Dance with Advice for Teachers, by Marita K. Cardinal, 3-7

 Health, Physical Activity, and Academic Achievement: The Role of Teachers, Schools, and Communities, Barbara L. M. Hernandez, 8-10

 2014 AAHPERD National Convention & Expo, 11-15

 Two Wheels Squared: Taking Students on a Journey via Experiential Learning, by Cindy Ferek, 16-20

 The Evolution of a Wellness Program: A Team-based Approach to Curricular Innovation, by Christopher Belmont, 21-26

 Profiles of Change: Lessons for Improving High School Physical Education, by Sarah Doolittle, 27-31

 Learning to Play: A “Hedgehog Concept” for Physical Education, by Tyler Johnson, 32- 38

 Including Students with Visual Impairments: Softball, by Ali Brian & Justin A. Haegele, 39-45

 Meeting PETE Students in Their World: Tracking Physical Activity through Technology, Editor: Derrick Mears, by Brian Mosier, 46-49

 Lack of Safety Equipment, Editor: Thomas H. Sawyer, by Thomas H. Sawyer & Tonya L. Gimbert, 50-51

 Is a picture-activity schedule an effective tool to use with children with autism spectrum disorder to assess performance?, Editor: John Todorovich, by Jamie Spiker, 52

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 What impact has the additional emphasis on standardized testing had on student creativity in physical education?, 53-54

Journal of Sport History, Vol 41, 1, Spring2014 http://www.journalofsporthistory.org/uploads/1/0/8/2/10827187/wrynn_extract_41.1.pdf

 In Memorium, Guy Maxton Lewis, 1926-2013, by Robert K. Barney, 1-2

 Filmic Sport History, by Murray G. Phillips 3-4

 The Loneliness of Learning to Labor, by Susan Birrell, 5-14

 Representing “The Rocket”: The Filmic Use of Maurice Richard in Canadian History, by Russell Field, 15-28

 The Truth about Historical Sport Films, by Jaime Schultz, 29-46

 Truth and Reality in Screening Sports’ Pasts: Sports Films, Public History, and Truthfulness, by Malcolm MacLean, 47-54

 The Berlusconization of Post-Soviet Football in Russia and the Ukraine: Money Scores Goals, Goals Win Titles, and Titles Win Popularity, by K. Manuel Veth, 55-72

 Racing with Death: The Not-So-Ordinary Happenings of the 1932 Lake Placid Olympic Bobsled Events, by Peter M. Hopsicker, 73-94

 A Universal Dilemma: The British Sporting Life and the Complex, Contested, and Contradictory State of Amateurism, by Matthew P. Llewellyn and John Gleaves, 95-116

 Counting the Ways: Wray Vamplew’s Pay Up and Play the Game and Its Importance to Sport History, by Stephen Hardy, 117-128

 The Struggle for Canadian Sport, by Russell Field, 129-140

 26 Years: The Dewey Bozella Story (2012). Sweethearts of the Prison Rodeo (2009). Bad Boys of Summer (2007), by Alexander Tepperman, 141-144

 42: The Jackie Robinson Story (2013). Three Views by: Richard C. Crepeau, Nickolas Hardy, Michael E. Lomax, 145-150

Book Reviews

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 AUSTIN, DAN, Baseball’s Last Great Scout: The Life of Hugh Alexander, by Chad Carlson, 151-152

 BARNETT, BOB, Hillside Fields: A History of Sports in West Virginia. by Will Cooley, 152-153

 BENTER, MICHAEL D., The Badgers: Milwaukee’s NFL Entry of 1922-1926, by Keith McClellan, 153-154

 BROOKS, DANA AND RONALD ALTHOUSE, EDS., Racism in College Athletics, by Jeffrey D. Gonda, 155-156

 DURU, N. JEREMI, Advancing the Ball: Race, Reformation, and the Quest for Equal Coaching Opportunity in the NFL, by Robert A. Bennett III, 156-158

 DYCK, NOEL, Fields of Play: An Ethnography of Children’s Sports, by Leanne Petherick, 158-159

 EHRGOTT, ROBERT, Mr. Wrigley’s Ball Club: Chicago and the Cubs during the Jazz Age, by Gregory H. Wolf, 159-161

 ELSEY, BRENDA, Citizens and Sportsmen: Fútbol and Politics in Twentieth- century Chile, by Amanda Tollefson, 161-162

 FEEZELL, RANDOLPH, Sport, Philosophy, and Good Lives, by Douglas Hochstetler, 162-164

 HERMOSO, RAFAEL, Speak English! The Rise of Latinos in Baseball, by Adrian Burgos, Jr., 164-165

 HOLOCHAK, M. ANDREW AND HEATHER L. REID, Aretism: An Ancient Sports Philosophy for the Modern Sports World, by David J. Lunt, 165-167

 KIMBALL, GEORGE AND JOHN SCHULIAN, EDS. , At the Fights, by Scott A.G.M. Crawford, 167-168

 LAMB, CHRIS, Conspiracy of Silence: Sportswriters and the Long Campaignto Desegregate Baseball, by Trey Strecker, 168-169

 LONG, MICHAEL G., ED, Beyond Home Plate: Jackie Robinson on Life after Baseball, by William M. Simon, 170-172

 MARKOVITS, ANDREI S. AND EMILY K. ALBERTSON, Sportista: Female

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Fandom in the United States, by Rita Liberti, 172-174

 NICHOLSON, JAMES C., Never Say Die: A Kentucky Colt, the Epsom Derby, and the Rise of the Modern Thoroughbred Industry, by Susan Hamburger, 174-175

 ROBIDOUX, MICHAEL A., Stickhandling through the Margins: First Nations Hockey in Canada, by Allan Downey, 175-176

 RONDINONE, T ROY, Friday Night Fighter: Gasper “Indio” Ortega and the Golden Age of Television Boxing, by Scott A.G.M. Crawford 176-178

 RUTTMAN, LARRY, American Jews and America’s Game: Voices of a Growing Legacy in Baseball, by William M. Simons, 178-180

 O’MAHONY, MIKE, Olympic Visions: Images of the Games through History, by Jarrod Jonsrud, 180-181

 SMTH, THOMAS G., Showdown: JFK and the Integration of the Washington Redskins, by Robert A. Bennett III, 182-183

 STAHL, JOHN HARRY AND BILL NOWLIN, EDS, Drama and Pride in the Gateway City: The 1964 St. Louis Cardinals, by Gregory H. Wolf, 183-184

 TRAVERS, STEVEN, The Poet: The Life and Los Angeles Times of Jim Murray, by Richard Crepeau, 185-187

 VERBRUGGE, MARTHA H., Active Bodies: A History of Women’s Physical Education in Twentieth Century America, by Sarah Jane Eikleberry, 187-188

 WOOD, GERALD C., Smoky Joe Wood: The Biography of a Baseball Legend, by Zachary Ingle, 188-189

 ZIMBALIST, ANDREW, In the Best Interests of Baseball? Governing the National Pastime, by Ron Briley, 189-190

Journal of Sports Economics, Vol 15, 3, June 2014 http://jse.sagepub.com/content/15/3.toc

 Qualifying the Game Uncertainty Effect: A Game-Level Analysis of NFL Postseason Broadcast Ratings, by Scott Tainsky, Jie Xu and Yilun Zhou, 219-236

 Alternative Approaches to Measuring MRP: Are All Men’s College Basketball Players Exploited?, by Erin Lane, Juan Nagel and Janet S. Netz, 237-262

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 Sandbagging, by Matthias Krakel, 263-284

 Willingness to Pay for Nontraditional Attributes Among Participants of a Long-Distance Running Race , by Magnus Soderberg, 285-302

 Do Professional Golf Tour Caddies Improve Player Scoring?, by Douglas Coate and Michael Toomey, 303-312

Nine http://www.nebraskapress.unl.edu/product/NINE,673173.aspx

 "Let Them Play!" The Cannon Street All-Stars and the 1955 Little League World Series, by Chris Lamb

 Voyage to the Land of the Rising Sun: The Wisconsin Badger Nine's 1909 Trip to Japan, by Joe Niese

 Youth Baseball and Colonial Identity in Taiwan, 1920–1968, by John Harney

 Miami Stadium's Grand Opening Gala, by Sam Zygner

 Pastime or Waste of Time: Narratives in the Media Surrounding the 2006 World Baseball Classic, by Dain TePoel

 Is This Heaven? It's Iowa the World Baseball Classic: Field of Dreams Moments in Global, Domestic, and Internal Marketing, by William Harris Ressler, Ian Rebhan, and Jesse Goldberg-Strassler

 Bud Selig's "Hope and Faith" in His Last Great Goal Rewarded on Jupiter's Field of Dreams, by Larry Ruttman

 Tiger Town: Spring Training, 1966, by George Gmelch

 The Accidental Mascot: How Mr. Celery Reached His Salad Days with the Wilmington Blue Rocks, by Kenneth A. Jacobsen

Poetry

 The Sound of the Bat; A Few Meditations on the Tightly-Wound Baseball, by Bill Meissner

Book Reviews

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 The Farmer's Game: Baseball in Rural America, by Joel S. Franks

 The Summer of Beer and Whiskey: How Brewers, Barkeeps, Rowdies, Immigrants, and a Wild Pennant Fight Made Baseball America's Game, by Ron Kates

 Baseball and Social Class: Essays on the Democratic Game That Isn't, by Ron Briley

 When Baseball Isn't White, Straight and Male: The Media and Difference in the National Pastime, by Jennifer J. Asenas and Kevin A. Johnson

 Beyond Home Plate: Jackie Robinson on Life After Baseball, by Chris Lamb

 Nikkei Baseball: Japanese American Players from Immigration and Internment to the Major Leagues, by Robert A. Moss  American Jews & America's Game: Voices of a Growing Legacy in Baseball, by Rob Edelman

 Mr. Wrigley's Ball Club: Chicago & the Cubs during the Jazz Age, by Richard Crepeau

 Color Blind: The Forgotten Team That Broke Baseball's Color Line, by Cliff Hight

 The Victory Season: The End of World War II and the Birth of Baseball's Golden Age, by Steven P. Gietschier

 The American League in Transition, 1965–1975—How Competition Thrived When the Yankees Didn't, by Mark Armour

 The Expos in Their Prime: The Short-Lived Glory of Montreal's Team, 1977–1984, by William E. Akin

 The Bird: The Life and Legacy of Mark Fidrych, by Darrell Berger

 The Baseball Trust: A History of Baseball's Antitrust Exemption, by Mitchell Nathanson

 Making It in the Minors: A Team Owner's Inside Lessons in the Business of Baseball, by William Harris Ressler

 Stealing Home: Baseball Poems, by James J. Donahue

Film Review

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 42: The Jackie Robinson Story, by Elliott Abramson

Soccer and Society, Vol 15, 5, 2014 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fsas20/current#.U5ofpLE1CwM

 Prologue, by Kausik Bandyopadhyay, 629-634

 Playing for freedom: Sócrates, futebol-arte and democratic struggle in Brazil, Jorge Knijnik, 635-654

 Pibes, Cracks and Caudillos: Argentina, the World Cup and identity politics, by Rwany Sibaja & Charles Parrish, 655-670

 The Hand of God, the Hand of the Devil: a sociological interpretation of Maradona’s hand goal, by Simone Magalhães Britto, Jorge Ventura de Morais & Túlio Velho Barreto, 671-684

 Zinedine Zidane’s return to the land of his ancestors: politics, diplomacy or something else?, by Yvan Gastaut & Steven Apostolov, 685-695

 A tale of two Kaisers: Ballack and Beckenbauer, and the battle for legacy, by Rebecca Chabot, 696-708

 Spanish football: from underachievers to world beaters, by Shakya Mitra, 709-719

 Looking at the extraordinary success of the ‘Clockwork Orange’: examining the brilliance of total football played by the Netherlands, by Ric Jensen, 720-731

 Hristo the ‘Terrible’, Stoitchkov the misunderstood: a biographical sketch of Bulgaria’s most famous athlete, by Steven Apostolov, 732-741

 David Beckham’s re-invention of the winger, Søren Frank, 742-750

 From local heroism to global celebrity stardom: a critical reflection of the social cultural and political changes in British football culture from the 1950s to the formation of the premier league, by Mark Turner, 751-760

 Iconic figures in African football: from Roger Milla to Didier Drogba, by Wycliffe W. Simiyu Njororai, 761-779

 Flawed heroes and great talents: the challenges associated with framing soccer legends in the NASL, Fernando Delgado, 780-793

 Why Zico is called the ‘God of Soccer’ in Japan: the legacy of Zico to Japanese soccer, byYoshio Takahashi, 794-803

 Of magic and mania: reflections on the fan following of Brazilian football and Pelé in

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Calcutta, by Souvik Naha, 804-821

Soccer and Society, Vol 15, 4, 2014 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fsas20/15/4#.U5ogULE1CwM

 What women’s soccer fans want: a Twitter study, by Roxane Coche, 449-471

 Marta past Messi: (re)definitions of gender and masculinity, patriarchal structures and female agency in international soccer, by Robert P. Moreira, 503-516

 Brits abroad: a case study analysis of three British footballers migrating to the Hungarian Soproni Liga, by Richard Elliott, 517-534

 The Mexican men’s national football team and representations of the nation during the 2010 World Cup: a postcolonial dilemma, Roger Magazine, Miguel Ángel González Ponce de León & Sergio Varela Hernández, 535-547

 Hooligans: nice guys or the last alpha males? A study of football supporters’ self-image, by Aage Radmann, 548-563

 Fanatical women and soccer: an exploratory study, Paulo Roberto Chaves Dalpian, Vivian Suslik Zylbersztejn, Zeno Batistella & Carlos Alberto Vargas Rossi, 564-577

 Celebrating the social in soccer: spectators’ experiences of the forgotten (Blind) Football World Cup, Donna de Haan, Andrea Faull & Geoffery Z. Kohe, 578-595

 Local relations and transnational imaginaries: football practices of migrant men and women from Andean countries in Spain, by Juliane Müller, 596-617

Book Reviews

 A cultural history of association football in Scotland, 1865–1902, by Graham Curry, 618-621

 Soccernomics: Why Transfers Fail, Why Spain Rule the World and Other Curious Football Phenomena Explained, by Sarbajit Mitra, 621-623

 South Africa and the Global Game: Football, Apartheid and Beyond, by Souvik Naha, 624-627

 Snobs’ law: Criminalising football fans in an age of intolerance, by Sugata Nandi, 627- 628

Soccer and Society, Vol 15, 3, 2014 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fsas20/15/3#.U5og1LE1CwM

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 Latino assimilation, divided loyalties and the World Cup, by Brandon Valeriano, 291- 313

 Jersey manufacturers in football/soccer: the analysis of current jersey manufacturers of 1061 football/soccer clubs in top leagues of 72 countries, by Dogan Unlucan, 314-333

 Small-country soccer and the integration debate: the case of Switzerland, by Peter Hess, 334-352

 Aesthetics of the beautiful game, by Lev Kreft, 353-375

 From football riot to revolution. The political role of football in the Arab world, by Dag Tuastad, 376-388

 Transnational communications, attitudes and fan identity: studying Nigeria post-media reform, Chuka Onwumechili & Sunday Oloruntola, 389-410

 Making a difference: the power of football in the community, by Alan Sanders, Belinda Heys, Neil Ravenscroft & Daniel Burdsey, 411-429

 The development pattern and a clubs’ perspective on football governance in China, by Yiyong Liang, 430-448

Soccer and Society, Vol 15, 2, 2014 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fsas20/15/2#.U5ohbLE1CwM Special Issue: Exploring the cultural, ideological and economic legacies of Euro 2012

 Introduction, Christos Kassimeris & Peter Kennedy, 177-189

 The Semiotics of European Football, Christos Kassimeris, 190-202

 Playing with tension: national charisma and disgrace at Euro 2012, by Alex Law, 203- 221

 ‘They think it’s all Dover!’ Popular newspaper narratives and images about the English football team and (re)presentations of national identity during Euro 2012, by John Vincent & John Harris, 222-240

 German football culture in the new millennium: ethnic diversity, flair and youth on and off the pitch, by Udo Merkel, 241-255

 Poles apart: foreign players, Polish football and Euro 2012, Richard Elliott & Konrad Bania, 256-271

 “Sometimes you go into competitions with little or no expectations”: England, Euro

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2012 in the context of austerity, Peter Kennedy, 272-289

Soccer and Society, Vol 15, 1, 2014 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fsas20/15/1#.U5oh87E1CwM

Special Issue: Soccer in Brazil

 Editors’ Note, 1

 Soccer in Brazil: an introduction, Martin Curi, 2-7

 The fan as actor: the popularization of soccer and Brazil’s sports audience, by Bernardo Borges Buarque de Holanda, 8-18

 Arthur Friedenreich (1892–1969): a Brazilian biography, by Martin Curi, 19-28

 The adoption of soccer in southern Brazil: the influences of international boundaries immigrants, Gilmar Mascarenhas, 29-35

 Pelé, racial discourse and the 1958 World Cup, by Ana Paula da Silva, 36-47

 Brazilian soccer: symbolic dimensions of its practice, by Luiz Henrique de Toledo, 48- 64

 A brief history of soccer stadiums in Brazil, Antonio Holzmeister, 65-80

 Beauty, effort and talent: a brief history of Brazilian women’s soccer in press discourse, by Leda Maria da Costa, 81-92

 Training soccer players in Brazil, by Arlei Sander Damo, 93-107

 Financial condition of Brazilian soccer clubs: an overview, by Marcelo Weishaupt Proni & Felipe Henrique Zaia, 108-122

 Soccer and media in Brazil, by Édison Gastaldo, 123-131

 The decline of the ‘Soccer-Nation’: journalism, soccer and national identity in the 2002 World Cup, by Ronaldo Helal & Antonio Jorge Soares, 132-146

 On criollos and : notes on soccer and national identity in Argentina and in Brazil, Simoni Lahud Guedes, 147-161

Film Review

 The peace game: Brazilian soccer as a political instrument, Simoni Lahud Guedes & Martin Curi, 162-166

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 Research possibilities for the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil, by Miguel Conchas, 167- 174

Sociology of Sport Journal, Vol 31, 1, March, 2014 http://journals.humankinetics.com/ssj-current-issue

 Football Fandom, Mobilization and Herbert Blumer: A Social Movement Analysis of F.C. United of Manchester, by Peter Millward and George Poulton, 1-22

 Exploring Narratives of Boyhood Sexual Subjection in Male-Sport, by Mike Hartill, 23- 43

 Caster Semenya, Gender Verification and the Politics of Fairness in an Online Track & Field Community, by Cassandra Wells, Simon C. Darnell, 44-65

 Women’s Experiences in the Mixed Martial Arts: A Quest for Excitement?, by Mark Mierzwinski, Philippa Velija, Dominic Malcolm, 66-84

 From Foucault to Latour: Gymnastics Training as a Socio-Technical Network, by Roslyn Kerr, 85-101

 Where are the Kids?, Michael A. Messner, Michela Musto, 102-122

Book Reviews

 The Passion of Tiger Woods: An Anthropologist Reports on Golf, Race, and Celebrity Scandal, by Katherine M. Jamieson, 123-126

 The Grads Are Playing Tonight! The Story of the Edmonton Commercial Graduates Basketball Club, by Jenny Ellison, 127-129

Sport, Education and Society, Vol 19, 4, 2014 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/cses20/current#.U5osm7E1CwM

 Mission impossible? Reflecting upon the relationship between physical education, youth sport and lifelong participation, by Ken Green, 357-375

 Monitoring health, activity and fitness in physical education: its current and future state of health, by Lorraine Cale, Jo Harris & Ming Hung Chen, 376-397

 [Transgender] young men: gendered subjectivities and the physically active body, by

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Jayne Caudwell, 398-414

 Neither shaking nor stirring: a case study of reflexivity in Norwegian physical education teacher education, Kjersti Mordal-Moen & Ken Green, 415-434

 Gymnastics and child abuse: an analysis of former international Portuguese female artistic gymnasts,by Maria Claudia Pinheiro, Nuno Pimenta, Rui Resende & Dominic Malcolm, 435-450

 Emergent learning focused teachers and their ecological complexity worldview, by Joy I. Butler, Brian Storey & Claire Robson, 451-471

 Understanding the complexity of the lived experiences of Foundation Degree sport lecturers within the context of Further Education, by David Aldous, 472-488

 Reactions to implementing adventure-based learning in physical education, by Sue Sutherland & Paul T. Stuhr, 489-506 Book Review

 Ethnomethodology at Play, by Julie Stirrup & Gareth Wiltshire, 507-510

 Leisure education: a cross-national view, Gabrielle Riches, 510-512

Sport, Education and Society, Vol 19, 3, 2014 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/cses20/19/3#.U5otW7E1CwM

 Regulation and deregulation in education policy: new reforms and school sports in Swedish upper secondary education, by Stefan Lund, 241-257

 Improving ‘at-action’ decision-making in team sports through a holistic coaching approach, by Richard L. Light, Stephen Harvey & Alain Mouchet, 258-275

 A Bourdieusian analysis of cultural reproduction: socialisation and the ‘hidden curriculum’ in professional football, by Christopher J. Cushion & Robyn L. Jones, 276- 298

 ‘Fast track’ and ‘traditional path’ coaches: affordances, agency and social capital, by Steven Rynne, 299-313

 Introducing the physical education and sport pedagogy 2012 scholar lecture, by Anne Flintoff & Hayley Fitzgerald, 314-319

 Making a career in PESP in the corporatized university: reflections on hegemony, resistance, collegiality and scholarship, by David Kirk, 320-332

 A response to David Kirk: personal/professional views from US authors, by Peter

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Hastie & Hans van der Mars, 333-342

 Education: a space to survive and thrive?, by Mary O'Sullivan & Dawn Penney, 343- 351

Book Review

 Pedagogy in motion: a community of inquiry for human movement studies, by Laura McIntyre, 352-356

Sport, Ethics and Philosophy, Vol 8, 1, 2014 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rsep20/current#.U5pD_rE1CwM

 Whither olympism?, by Mike McNamee, 1-2

 The Concept of Yuko-Datotsu in Kendo: Interpreted from the Aesthetics of Zanshin, by Yoshiko

 Oda & Yoshitaka Kondo, 3-15

 Thinking ethically about inclusive recreational sport: A narrative of lost dignity, by Donna L. Goodwin, Keith Johnston & Janice Causgrove Dunn, 16-31

 The Birth of the Philosophy of Sport in France 1950–1980. Part 1: from Ulmann to Rauch, by through Vigarello, by Bernard Andrieu, 32-43

 The new IOC and IAAF policies on female eligibility: old Emperor, new clothes?, by Paul Davis & Lisa Edwards, 44-56

 What do you mean I wasn’t cheating? Testing the concept of cheating through a case of failed doping, Ken Kirkwood, 57-64

 Kinds of chance in games and sports, Filip Kobiela, 65-76

 Do we need an existential philosophy of the railway? Why then a philosophy of sport?, by Henning Eichberg, 77-84

 Before the rules are written: navigating moral ambiguity in performance enhancement, by John Gleaves, Matthew P. Llewellyn & Tim Lehrbach, 85-99 Book Reviews

 Play Matters: So Play as if it Matters, by Chad Carlson, 100-103

 Philosophy of Sport: Core Readings, by Adam G. Pfleegor, 103-108

 Gyozo Molnar and John Kelly, Sport, Exercise and Social Theory: An Introduction, by

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Lesley Fishwick, 108-111

Sport History Review, Vol 45, 1, May, 2014 http://journals.humankinetics.com/shr-current-issue

 Medical Societies, Military Societies, and the Reconstruction of France (1916–1925), by Jean Saint-Martin and Thierry Terret, 1-22

 Making Soccer “Major League” in the USA and Beyond: Major League Soccer’s First Decade, by Matthew Strutner, Charles Parrish and John Nauright, 23-36

 Fred Simpson Is No Tom Longboat: Public Memory and the Construction of Historical Knowledge, by Janice Forsyth and Josh Archer, 37-58

 “And We’re Dropping Them?”: Managing Transitions in Intercollegiate Football at Bowdoin College, 1946-1964, by Dan Covell, 59-78

Sport in Society, Vol 17, 9, 2014 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fcss20/17/9#.U5pLPLE1CwM

Special Issue: Sport and Diplomacy

 Sport and diplomacy: an introduction1 by Geoffrey Allen Pigman & J. Simon Rofe, 1095-1097

 Mapping the relationship between international sport and diplomacy, by Stuart Murray & Geoffrey Allen Pigman, 1098-1118

 Public diplomacy, international news media and London 2012: cosmopolitanismTM by M.R.G. Pope, 1119-1135

 It is a squad game: Manchester United as a diplomatic non-state actor in international affairs, by J. Simon Rofe, 1136-1154

 The supreme leader sails on: leadership, ethics and governance in FIFA, by Alan Tomlinson, 1155-1169

 Sport and relational public diplomacy: the case of New Zealand and Rugby World Cup 2011, by Anthony Deos, 1170-1186

 The counter-intuitive value of celebrity athletes as antidiplomats in public diplomacy: Ilie Nastase from Romania and the world of tennis, by Antoaneta M. Vanc, 1187-1203

 Relationship of convenience? The diplomatic interplay between the Commonwealth Games Federation and the Commonwealth Games host city,

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by Caitlin Byrne, 1204-1219

 Playing out – sport's ability to bring about change, by Blake Skjellerup, 1220-1223

 Sport and diplomacy: an introduction1 , by Geoffrey Allen Pigman & J. Simon Rofe, 1095-1097

 Mapping the relationship between international sport and diplomacy, by Stuart Murray & Geoffrey Allen Pigman, 1098-1118

 Public diplomacy, international news media and London 2012: cosmopolitanismTM , by M.R.G. Pope, 119-1135

 It is a squad game: Manchester United as a diplomatic non-state actor in international affairs, by J. Simon Rofe, 136-1154

 The supreme leader sails on: leadership, ethics and governance in FIFA, by Alan Tomlinson, 1155-1169

 Sport and relational public diplomacy: the case of New Zealand and Rugby World Cup 2011, by Anthony Deos, 1170-1186

 The counter-intuitive value of celebrity athletes as antidiplomats in public diplomacy: Ilie Nastase from Romania and the world of tennis,by Antoaneta M. Vanc, 1187-1203

 Relationship of convenience? The diplomatic interplay between the Commonwealth Games Federation and the Commonwealth Games host city, by Caitlin Byrne, 1204-1219

 Playing out – sport's ability to bring about change, Blake Skjellerup, 1220- 1223

Sport in Society, Vol 17, 8, 2014 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fcss20/17/8#.U5pL6LE1CwM

Special Issue: The Scope of Belonging? Sport, Race and Ethnicity

 Introduction, by Katie Liston & Paddy Dolan, 995-999

 Orientalism through sport: towards a Said-ian analysis of imperialism and ‘Sport for Development and Peace’, by Simon C. Darnell, 1000-1014

 Ethnicized boxing: the tale of Ghana's boxing roots in local martial art, by Jan Dunzendorfer, 1015-1029

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 Sport development programmes for Indigenous Australians: innovation, inclusion and development, or a product of ‘white guilt’?, Tony Rossi & Steven Rynne, 1030-1045

 Finding strength(s): insights on Aboriginal physical cultural practices in Canada, by Victoria Paraschak & Kristi Thompson, 1046-1060

 Te Whariki Tuakiri (the identity mat): Māori elite athletes and the expression of ethno-cultural identity in global sport, by Bevan Erueti (Taranaki, Ngāti Tūwharetoa, Te Atihaunui-a-Pāpārangi) & Farah Rangikoepa Palmer (Ngāti Mahuta, Ngāti Waiora, Tainui), 1061-1075

 Changes through the lens? US photographic newspaper coverage of female high school athletes, Jodi L. Rightler-McDaniels, 1076-1094

Sport in Society, Vol 17, 7, 2014 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fcss20/17/7#.U5pNWLE1CwM

Special Issue: Sport and Citizenship

 Sport and citizenship: introduction, by Matthew Guschwan, 859-866

 The athlete as citizen: judgement and rhetorical invention in sport, by Michael L. Butterworth, 867-883

 Stadium as public sphere, by Matthew Guschwan, 884-900

 Globalization, corporate nationalism and masculinity in Canada: sport, Molson beer advertising and consumer citizenship, by Steven Jackson, 901- 916

 Bending the codes of masculinity: David Beckham and flexible masculinity in the new millennium, by Sarah Gee, 917-936

 Rosie the right fielder: citizen of the community, not just a temporary patriot, Korryn D. Mozisek, 937-952

 Men of steel: social class, masculinity, and cultural citizenship in post- industrial Pittsburgh, by Adam S. Beissel, Michael Giardina & Joshua I. Newman, 953-976

 Bound to the nation: Pacific Islands rugby and the IRB's new ‘one-country- for-life’ eligibility rules, by Andrew Grainger, Oliver J.C. Rick & David L. Andrews, 977-991

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 Epilogue, by Matthew Guschwan, 992-993

Sport and Society, Vol 17, Issue 6, 2014 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fcss20/17/6#.U5pOYLE1CwM

 Changing hegemonic masculinities in men's netball,by Brendon Tagg, 689- 705

 The ‘games playing ethos’ in Australian Independent Girls' Schools: from origins to the National Curriculum, by Steve Georgakis & Jorja Hitcheson, 706-721

 The impact of a sport-for-education programme in the South African context of poverty, by Cora Burnett, 722-735

 Social representations of risks among winter sports participants: a focus on the influence of sports practice and style in the French Alps, by Veronique Reynier, Kevin Vermeir & Bastien Soule, 736-756

 It is okay to play as long as you wear lingerie (or skimpy bikinis): a moral evaluation of the Lingerie Football League and its rebranding, by Charlene Weaving, 757-772

 Exploring embodiment through martial arts and combat sports: a review of empirical research, Alex Channon & George Jennings, 773-789

 A critical occupational approach: offering insights on the sport-for- development playing field, by Janet Njelesani, Debra Cameron, Barbara E. Gibson, Stephanie Nixon & Helene Polatajko, 790-807

 The photographic representation of female athletes in the British print media during the London 2012 Olympic Games, by Amy Godoy-Pressland & Gerald Griggs, 808-823

 The predominance of soccer in the sport and leisure habits of Spanish society, by Ramon Llopis-Goig, 824-841

Book Reviews

 Dominic Malcolm, Globalizing Cricket: Englishness, Empire and Identity, Globalizing Sport, by Greg Ryan, 842-844

 Ethnomethodology at Play, by Wendy Russell, 844-848

 Planning Olympic legacies: transport dreams and urban realities, by Juan

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Antonio Simón, 848-850

 Sport, theory and social problems, by Benita Heiskanen, 851-852

 Sociology of sport and social theory, by Jung Woo Lee, 853-855

 The Passion of Tiger Woods: An anthropologist reports on golf, race and celebrity scandal, by Geoff Ward, 855-858