Titlebook: African Football, Identity Politics and Global Media Narratives; The Legacy of the FI Tendai Chari,Nhamo A. Mhiripiri Book 2014 Palgrave Ma

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-41193-0dcast on television and big screens in public viewing areas, and radio, newspapers and the internet do their fair share of mediation of the actual sport and the politics and fanfare surrounding the sport. This edited volume uses the FIFA 2010 World Cup in South Africa as a lens through which the mul

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Muyi Chou,Salizan Takisvilainanificance of South Africa’s hosting of the mega-event lay in debunking myths and representations of Africa (Pillay ., 2009). The event was transformed from a national into a continental event which put the burden of re-invigorating, re-inventing and re-imagining Africa on South Africa. Andre P. Czegl

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Coworking als Revolution der Arbeitswelts hallmark event would be held on the African continent (Hawkey, 2009). While football came to the continent through colonialism, the game actually served to bolster ‘African resistance, not only against colonialism but also against social inequalities within African communities’ (Alegi, 2010: 22).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-35888-4nfrastructural development, especially the building and improvement of stadiums, roads and hotels, was generally anticipated, but it was in the ability by African companies and entrepreneurs to win lucrative deals that the success of the soccer showcase would be measured locally. There were expectat

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Spannungen im Coworking-Space-Alltagbut also worldwide, the matches of the tournament show record viewing figures and market shares in television as well as high levels for newspaper editions (epd medien, 2010; Gerhard ., 2010). The Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) had sold the rights to television, radio and t