Titlebook: Spanish Football and Social Change; Sociological Investi Ramón Llopis-Goig Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2015 S

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Introduction,he Spanish national team. Apart from these types of publications, books dedicated to the study of football from the ambit of the social sciences have been quite limited, even though more than three decades ago the essayist Vicente Verdú paved the way with his original and brilliant study on football

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Detraditionalization, Hyper-consumption and Ambivalence,otballers (Lanfranchi and Taylor, 2001), and the general commercialization of the . that articulated the modern formation of this sport around values of fun, sport sociability and fair play (Sewart, 1987; Andrews, 2004).

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Inductor Masculinities,g themselves; and it is more autonomous because these masculinities are increasingly defined by internal relationships of power, friendship or rivalry, instead of being defined, as in the past, by heterosexual relationships of dominance over women (Gil-Calvo, 2006, p. 49). This process was also infl

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Hooligans, Ultras and Vandals,attempt by fans to preserve their traditional . and reassert their class identity in a context of financial crisis and the end of the decolonization process of the British Empire (Williams, 1997). Moreover, in addition to club-related disorder, there was an element of defensive patriotism in the hoo

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Conclusion,ne, the high cost of communications services (telephone, internet), and the maintenance of work schedules that, to simplify, could be described as inconvenient. Along with these traits, other more positive ones were mentioned, such as the high number of smartphone users, the high life expectancy at

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The Decline of the Spanish Fury,nish football clubs at the European level. However, the victory of the Spanish national team in Euro 2008, and then in the 2010 FIFA World Cup and the UEFA Euro 2012 tournament, marked a point of inflection that divided the history of Spanish football into two parts.

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