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Books to Be Reviewed BOOK REVIEW REGISTER December 2014 Compiled by Rob Hess 2 Table of Contents 1. Review Guidelines for Sporting Traditions 3 2. Book Review Register for Sporting Traditions 4 3. Reviews Received for Sporting Traditions 11 4. Sample Book Reviews for Sporting Traditions 19 5. Reviews of Australian Society for Sports History Publications 24 3 Review Guidelines for Sporting Traditions Preamble: Books for review are allocated at the discretion of the Reviews Editor. Unsolicited reviews are not accepted unless prior arrangements have been made with the Reviews Editor. The following guidelines should be of assistance. The target length for reviews is 600-1000 words per title. Only exceed the upper limit if there are good reasons for this, and let me know in advance if this is the case. Word limits for Review Essays, where several works are reviewed at the same time, should be negotiated in advance. Deadlines are flexible, but it is good for the journal and the authors concerned to see reviews in print as soon as possible after the release of books. Nominal deadlines are as follows: May issue – 01 April; November issue – 01 October. However, reviews are welcome to be submitted at any time. Please send the review as a Word email attachment to: [email protected]. I will acknowledge the receipt of your review in a return email. Reviews that are not in transferable electronic format will not be accepted. All reviews are subject to editing for length, clarity and style. The manuscript should be double-spaced and left-aligned. Single, not double, spaces should follow full stops. Single inverted commas should be used for quotations. Use details on the imprint page of the book to provide the following information at the head of the review: Author, title (in italics), publisher, place of publication, year of publication, numbers of Roman and Arabic pages, paperback or hardback, price (if known) in Australian dollars (with British pounds or US dollars when appropriate). ISBN numbers are NOT required. Please use punctuation and spacing as set out in the example below. Lionel Frost, Immortals: Football People and the Evolution of Australian Rules, John Wiley & Sons, Brisbane, 2005, pp. Xv + 312, pb, $34.95. Provide the following information at the foot of the review, as per the example: your name and institutional affiliation or location. Mary Smith University of … References to pages of the work under review should be made in the text, thus: (p. 22). Neither reviewers nor the reviews editor receive payment for their efforts. However, reviewers are entitled to receive a copy of the book if the item has been supplied by the publisher. Some sample reviews, already published, are appended below. Thank you in anticipation of your review. Rob Hess [email protected] Note: Publishers or authors should send copies of their books for review purposes to: Associate Professor Rob Hess College of Sport and Exercise Science, Room L134 Footscray Park Campus, Victoria University PO Box 14428, Melbourne, Vic. 8001. Australia 4 Book Review Register for Sporting Traditions The general policy is to allocate no more than one book at a time per reviewer. This will hopefully improve the turnover time for reviews and potentially broaden the pool of reviewers. Regular updates of the Register will be posted on the Society’s website at http://www.sporthistory.org/. The Book Review Register is arranged in alphabetical order by author surname. Author(s)/Editor(s) Title of Book Scan of Cover Reviewer Date of Distribution or Commission and Date(s) of Reminders Agovino, M. J. The Soccer Reviewer Diaries: An required – American’s contact Rob Thirty-Year Hess Pursuit of the International Game, University of Nebraska Press, London, 2014. Alomes, Stephen Australian Reviewer Football: The required – People’s contact Rob Game, 1958- Hess 2058, Walla Walla Press, Sydney, 2012. Bale, John A Life in Sport Reviewer and Other required – Things: A contact Rob Memoir, Hess Manchester Metropolitan University Centre for Research into Coaching, Crewe, Cheshire, 2013. Barrow, Graeme The Northies’ Reviewer Saga: Fifty required – Years of Club contact Rob Cricket with Hess North Canberra 5 Gungahlin, 2013. Carrington, Ben Race, Sport Adair, Daryl 06 December and Politics: 2010 The Sporting Black Reminder: 19 Diaspora, June 2014 Sage, London, 2010. Cashman, Richard The Bitter- Jobling, Ian 2006 Sweet Awakening, Reminder: 21 Walla Walla October 2008 Press, Sydney. Reminder: 29 October 2009 Cashman, Richard Tales From Stephen, 20 December (ed.) Coathanger Matthew 2011 City: Ten Years of Tom Reminder: 12 Brock November Lectures, 2014 ASSH and Tom Brock Bequest Committee, Sydney 2010. Cashman, Richard History and Christie, 10 May 2012 and Adair, Daryl Legacy of the Michael Sydney 2009 Reminder: 18 World Masters September Games: An 2012 Independent Report, Sydney 2009 World Masters Games Organising Committee, Sydney, 2010. 6 Collins, Tony Rugby’s Great REVIEW 11 December Split, second ESSAY 2007 edition, Routledge, Carr, Andy Reminder: 29 London, 2006. October 2009 Reminder: 01 June 2010 Reminder: 08 November 2011 Reminder: 18 September 2012 Collins, Tony 1895 & All REVIEW 09 November That … Inside ESSAY 2011 Rugby League’s Carr, Andy Reminder: 18 Hidden September History, 2012 Scratching Shed Publishing, Leeds, 2009. Cross, Wendy Australian Reviewer Skiing: The required – First 100 contact Rob Years, Walla Hess Walla Press, Petersham, 2012. Cummings, A. D. P. Reversing Bedford, 06 February and Lofaso, Anne Field: Narelle 2012 Marie (eds) Examining Commercializa tion, Labor, Gender, and Race in 21st- Century Sports Law, West Virginia University Press, Morgantown, 2010. Day, David Professionals, Nielsen, 07 November Amateurs and Erik 2013 Performance: Sports Reminder: 12 Coaching in November England, 2014 1789-1914, PeterLang, Oxford, 2012. 7 $68 SFR East, Bernard Australian Reviewer Rules Football required – in a Contact Rob Commercial Hess Era: Catering for Theatregoers and Tribals, Walla Walla Press, Petersham, 2012. Eddy, Dan King Richard: Reviewer The Story of required – Dick Reynolds, Contact Rob Slattery Media Hess Group, Richmond, 2014. Fitzpatrick, Jim Major Taylor Hess, Rob 03 September in Australia, 2011 Star Hill Studio, Kilcoy, Reminder: 18 2011. December 2014 Gemmel, Jon The Politics of Roberts, 2006 South African Tony Cricket. Reminder: 21 October 2008 Reminder: 06 November 2008 Girginov, Vassil (ed.) The Olympics: Gilbert, 27 July 2010 8 A Critical Howard Reader, Reminder: 07 Routledge, November London, 2010. 2011 Reminder: 18 September 2012 Reminder: 16 May 2013 Gorman, Sean Legends: The Tatz, Colin 30 October AFL 2011 Indigenous Team of the Century, Aboriginal Studies Press, Canberra, 2011. Hallinan, Chris and The Syson, Ian 28 October Hughson, John (eds) Containment 2011 of Soccer in Australia: Reminder: 18 Fencing Off September the World 2012 Game, Routledge, Reminder: 12 London, 2010. November 2014 Hamilton, Douglas Immortal Whimpress, 31October Bernard 2013 Harris, Catherine The Family Reviewer Men, Black required – Inc., Contact Rob Collingwood, Hess 2014. Hess, Rob, A National Adair, Daryl 05 August Nicholson, Matthew, Game: The 2009 Stewart, Bob and de History of Moore, Gregory Australian Reminder: 01 Rules June 2010 Football, Penguin/Vikin Reminder: 03 g, December Camberwell, 2010 2008. Reminder: 27 April 2011 9 Reminder: 19 June 2014 Hess, Rob (ed.) Making Hay, Roy 05 June 2009 Histories, Making Reminder: 01 Memories, June 2010 ASSH, Melbourne, Reminder: 18 2006. September 2012 Hickie, Thomas, V. Essays in Geddes, 18 December et al. (eds) Sport and the James 2008 Law, Australian Reminder: 29 Society for October 2009 Sports History, Melbourne, Reminder: 08 2008. November 2011 Reminder: 18 September 2012 Hill, Jeffrey Sport in Reviewer History: An required – Introduction, Contact Rob Palgrave Hess Macmillan, London, 2011. Hiscox, John Mosman: Its Coe, Bruce 19 March 2012 Oval and Cricketers – The History of the Mosman Cricket Club, The Cricket Publishing Company, West Pennant Hills, 2010. Houlihan, Barrie Sport and Reviewer Society: A required – Student Contact Rob Introduction, Hess Second Edition, London: Sage, 2008. 10 Jarvie, Grant Sport, Culture Allen, Dean 28 November and Society, 2007 Routledge, London, 2006. Reminder: 21 October 2008 Reminder: 29 October 2009 Reminder: 23 December 2009 Jenkins, David Near Death on Reviewer the Sub- required – Continent: The Contact Rob Gavin Stevens Hess Story, The Cricket Publishing Company, West Pennant Hills, 2009. Jones, Ian, Brown, Qualitative Reviewer Lorraine and Research in required – Holloway, Immy Sport and Contact Rob Physical Hess Activity, Sage, London, 2013. Lake, R. J. A Social Reviewer History of required – Tennis in Contact Rob Britain, Hess Routledge, London, 2015. Lee, J. F. The Lady Reviewer Footballers: required – Strugglng to Contact Rob Play in Hess Victorian Britain, Routledge, London, 2008. Leeworthy, Daryl Fields of Play: Reviewer 11 The Sporting required – Heritage of Contact Rob Wales, Royal Hess Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales, Ceredigion, 2012. Maynard, John Aborigines Reviewer and the ‘Sport required – of Kings’: Contact Rob Indigenous Hess Jockeys in Australian Racing History, Third Edition, Canberra: Aboriginal Studies Press, 2013. Naughton, Richard The Wizard: Christie, 10 May 2012 The Story of Michael Norman Reminder: 18 Brookes September Australia’s 2012 First Wimbledon Champion, 2011. Nauright, John Long Run to Wood, Des 26 July 2013 Freedom: Sport, Cultures
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