Sport and Challenges to Racism (Global Culture and Sport)

Cover......Page 1
Half Title......Page 2
Title......Page 4
Copyright......Page 5
Contents......Page 6
Acknowledgements......Page 8
Foreword......Page 9
List of Contributors......Page 14
Part I Introduction......Page 18
1 Positioning Anti-Racism in Sport and Sport in Anti-Racism......Page 20
2 Thinking ‘Race’ and Ethnicity in (Dutch) Sports Policy and Research......Page 36
Part II Practices......Page 52
3 ‘In This Shrinking World’: ‘Race’, the Olympics and the Wind of Change......Page 54
4 The Post-Apartheid Scenario in South Africa......Page 70
5 Using Charters and Standards to Promote Anti-Racism in Sport......Page 84
6 ‘What I Said was Racist – But I’m Not a Racist’: Anti-Racism and the White Sports/Media Complex......Page 100
7 Race Matters in Australian Sport......Page 117
Part III Identities......Page 132
8 Natural-Born Athletes? Australian Aboriginal People and the Double-Edged Lure of Professional Sport......Page 134
9 Just a Dream? Structure, Power and Agency in Basketball......Page 152
10 Global Integration in the Nation: The Emergence of Non-White Athletes and Anti-Racist Initiatives in Norwegian Elite Sport......Page 167
11 Gender and Cultural Diversity in Australian Sport......Page 184
Part IV Challenges......Page 200
12 Marching Altogether? Football Fans Taking a Stand Against Racism......Page 202
13 It’s Not as Simple as Black and White: Challenging Racism in Professional Football through Locally Grounded Multi-agency Collaboration......Page 216
14 Does Diversity in Sport Reduce Racial Prejudice?......Page 231
15 Too Radical? Critical Race Theory and Sport Against Racism in Ireland......Page 246
16 So What Has Changed (and What Has to Change)?......Page 264
Bibliography......Page 274
Index......Page 298