This paper discusses some incentives, or rather gimmicks from the Football Association (FA) to increase female participation in the sport. However, public responses to pink whistles and pocket mirrors (etc.) indicate that the social construction of gender continues to be omnipresent in the FA. Consequently, it is proffered that girls’ access to playing football is on the proviso that they conform to gender stereotypes. Our plea is to reconsider this damaging attitude
This thesis examines the construction of young girls' gender identity and the influence participatio...
Despite increasing female participation in English football (aka soccer), the sport remains rooted i...
Recent quantitative studies have found that stereotype threat can negatively impact female footballe...
Football has long been woven into Britain’s cultural tapestry as a ‘men’s sport’ and women have been...
Football has long been woven into Britain’s cultural tapestry as a ‘men’s sport’ and women h...
In the UK girls and women who play football experience both empowerment and constraint through parti...
The patriarchal hegemony engulfing British football continues to be problematic for girls and women ...
Consistent with FIFA president Sepp Blatter’s proclamation that the future of football is fema...
This paper will examine the ways in which female football players negotiate and contest gender conve...
As the most popular sport worldwide, football (or soccer) may be the poster child for lingering gend...
© The Author(s) 2020. Competitive sport is often a gender-segregated activity underpinned by binary ...
From interviews conducted in Victoria with women fans of Australian Rules Football, this paper exami...
The provision of girls football opportunities within school sport settings has increased in recent y...
This study explores the role of normative conceptions of sex difference through a case study of an a...
Sports can be an important factor in defining gender identity. However, sports are generally perceiv...
This thesis examines the construction of young girls' gender identity and the influence participatio...
Despite increasing female participation in English football (aka soccer), the sport remains rooted i...
Recent quantitative studies have found that stereotype threat can negatively impact female footballe...
Football has long been woven into Britain’s cultural tapestry as a ‘men’s sport’ and women have been...
Football has long been woven into Britain’s cultural tapestry as a ‘men’s sport’ and women h...
In the UK girls and women who play football experience both empowerment and constraint through parti...
The patriarchal hegemony engulfing British football continues to be problematic for girls and women ...
Consistent with FIFA president Sepp Blatter’s proclamation that the future of football is fema...
This paper will examine the ways in which female football players negotiate and contest gender conve...
As the most popular sport worldwide, football (or soccer) may be the poster child for lingering gend...
© The Author(s) 2020. Competitive sport is often a gender-segregated activity underpinned by binary ...
From interviews conducted in Victoria with women fans of Australian Rules Football, this paper exami...
The provision of girls football opportunities within school sport settings has increased in recent y...
This study explores the role of normative conceptions of sex difference through a case study of an a...
Sports can be an important factor in defining gender identity. However, sports are generally perceiv...
This thesis examines the construction of young girls' gender identity and the influence participatio...
Despite increasing female participation in English football (aka soccer), the sport remains rooted i...
Recent quantitative studies have found that stereotype threat can negatively impact female footballe...