Titlebook: New Ethnographies of Football in Europe; People, Passions, Po Alexandra Schwell,Nina Szogs,Michał Buchowski Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if app

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To Pass and Not To Passr that she had had similar experiences and told her she also felt she would never be considered an authentic fan within the hyper-masculine FF. The gaze, the social eye, they both agreed, is untrained in seeing a woman in the manly, crowded, sweaty and adrenaline-drenched FF.

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Performing Loyalties/Rivalries: Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe Fans in Viennal. When Cornel Sandvoss talks about ‘mediated encounters’ (2012, pp. 89–91), he denotes that new broadcasting rights and habits facilitate the identification of fans with teams abroad. Having access to matches of any league, no matter where the fan is located, produces transnational fan loyalties and communities (cf. Kaya, 2001, p. 156).

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People, Passions — but What about Politics?ames Walvin), and it is certainly a ‘game of two halves’, if it is not altogether ‘more than just a game’, since football — or a certain football club — is ‘a way of life’, or even the essence of ‘life’ itself.

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Introduction such as reality shows, soap operas, Sudoku, Rubik’s cube, pop songs, food-to-go, Pepsi or Coca-Cola, hot-dogs, pizza and sushi, that in many respects meet the basic requirements for becoming globally diffused: ‘little culturally specific knowledge’; ‘an emotional, sensory or intellectual appeal whi

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Going for the Reds: Max Gluckman and the Anthropology of Footballious levels. Undoubtedly, a, if not the, pioneer in this field of study was Max Gluckman (1911–1975). Despite being a somewhat contentious figure, Gluckman made ground-breaking contributions to social, legal and political anthropology as a scholar, teacher and organiser of research. Less well-known

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