Titlebook: African Footballers in Sweden; Race, Immigration, a Carl-Gustaf Scott Book 2015 Carl-Gustaf Scott 2015 Africa.Fans.football.globalization.i

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Eleanor J. Bell,Fakhry Assaad,Karin Estevesion, as well as other more symbolic forms of racism, in the elite game. These types of racism are less readily discernable, and as a result, they often go unrecognized, but this does not mean that they do not exist. Part of the trouble stems from the fact that the Swedish conception of racism remain

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Tanya Vavouri,Miguel A. Peinadoalized attitudes and policies affect the career prospects of these imports. This chapter finds that while Swedish teams certainly appreciate some of the traits that are commonly ascribed to African players, many clubs are nevertheless skeptical about signing them. In no small part, this is because m

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Yulia Medvedeva,Alexander Shershebnev, listed some of the most common reasons these players’ careers in Sweden have been cut short. Such tribulations (injuries, etc.), however, potentially affect all professional footballers, so this chapter will instead concentrate on those challenges that are more specific to African imports. In part

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edish elite game; this, in turn, has led many Swedes to conclude that this issue has now been effectively resolved.. Though beliefs to this effect are not unique in Europe,. in the Swedish case, they are however also rooted in a larger pattern of denial about how entrenched racism actually is in soc

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Introduction,am sport on earth, making it the global game par excellence. Yet at the club level, Europe still remains at the epicenter of the sport. This is because the continent is host to the world’s wealthiest and most prestigious football leagues, and for this reason, it also draws the best footballers from