The essay takes a closer look at football (soccer) rivalries within a migrant, transnationalist sporting environment, focusing on Australia as an example. Themes of transnationalism, diasporic activism and the essence of football (soccer) rivalry, including its violent and integrationist manifestations, are considered. This discussion also insists that any understanding of such themes cannot be divorced from the broader political divisions manifested in the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia which were subsequently carried on in the immigrant society
This paper offers a critical contribution to the understanding of issues such as transnationalism, s...
This essay examines the Aboriginal influences on Australian Rules Football by drawing on the post-st...
This is an argument about legitimacy. Soccer—my preferred term—is at least 125 years old in Victoria...
Soccer in Australia exists at the margin of the professional sport landscape, although it enjoys pop...
Soccer in Australia exists at the margin of the professional sport landscape, although it enjoys pop...
While soccer football is the most popular participation team sport in Australia, it lags in the medi...
This essay evaluates the ways that soccer has been used by various actors in the promotion of both e...
This essay evaluates the ways that soccer has been used by various actors in the promotion of both e...
This thesis brings together both existing and new pieces of research, conducted over a period of 8 y...
While soccer football is the most popular participation team sport in Australia, it lags in the medi...
In 2006, the Football Federation of Australia moved from the Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) to...
This paper explores the importance soccer can play in the lives, identities and memories of migrants...
This article draws on preliminary findings from a qualitative study of the relationships between sp...
This essay examines the role of soccer in Australian popular life, emphasizing the game\u27s positio...
Sport has a deep, enduring attachment to nation as spatial anchor, governmental principle and romant...
This paper offers a critical contribution to the understanding of issues such as transnationalism, s...
This essay examines the Aboriginal influences on Australian Rules Football by drawing on the post-st...
This is an argument about legitimacy. Soccer—my preferred term—is at least 125 years old in Victoria...
Soccer in Australia exists at the margin of the professional sport landscape, although it enjoys pop...
Soccer in Australia exists at the margin of the professional sport landscape, although it enjoys pop...
While soccer football is the most popular participation team sport in Australia, it lags in the medi...
This essay evaluates the ways that soccer has been used by various actors in the promotion of both e...
This essay evaluates the ways that soccer has been used by various actors in the promotion of both e...
This thesis brings together both existing and new pieces of research, conducted over a period of 8 y...
While soccer football is the most popular participation team sport in Australia, it lags in the medi...
In 2006, the Football Federation of Australia moved from the Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) to...
This paper explores the importance soccer can play in the lives, identities and memories of migrants...
This article draws on preliminary findings from a qualitative study of the relationships between sp...
This essay examines the role of soccer in Australian popular life, emphasizing the game\u27s positio...
Sport has a deep, enduring attachment to nation as spatial anchor, governmental principle and romant...
This paper offers a critical contribution to the understanding of issues such as transnationalism, s...
This essay examines the Aboriginal influences on Australian Rules Football by drawing on the post-st...
This is an argument about legitimacy. Soccer—my preferred term—is at least 125 years old in Victoria...