Academic literature regarding football (and labour migration) to date has examined factors that influence migration trends and explanations as to why players potentially migrate (see Magee & Sugden, 2002; Elliott & Weedon, 2011). Whilst others (see Maguire & Pearton, 2000a; Elliott & Weedon, 2011) have examined player acquisition trends of clubs at specific time periods. However, there is a lack of research examining player acquisition trends over a longitudinal period thus prompting the current research and the perceived implications for indigenous home-grown players (and specifically Northern Ireland players)
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This chapter offers a discussion around some of the general features of sport labour migration resea...
Paper presented at the International conference “Globalization, Migration and Development: The role ...
The present study explores how football migrants (foreign professional football / soccer players) pe...
Athletic talent migration has pervaded football throughout the game’s professional history. In Austr...
The intention of this paper is to examine the range of interdependent processes that influence the d...
The thesis outlines a collaborative research project that was undertaken between the Malta Football ...
Thesis (MA (Political Science. International Studies)--Stellenbosch University, 2008.This study expl...
The purpose of this study was to provide a detailed, large-scale retrospective analysis of the numbe...
This paper draws on world systems and resource dependency theories to show how the changing recruitm...
This thesis sets out to explain the limited representation of English players in Premiership footbal...
The connections between sport and geography are many and varied. This article explores one facet of ...
The aim of this article is to make sense of the effects of foreign player involvement in English foo...
The introduction of UEFAs home-grown rule occurred for the start of the 2006–2007 season with the fu...
Since 1990, and particularly since Sweden gained EU membership in 1994, an ever-increasing number of...
The dream of many young male children is often to become a professional footballer after idolising t...
This chapter offers a discussion around some of the general features of sport labour migration resea...
Paper presented at the International conference “Globalization, Migration and Development: The role ...
The present study explores how football migrants (foreign professional football / soccer players) pe...