The Spread of Sports

The Spread of Sports
Vol. 41, 2011/4 - 186 pages
Pages 581 to 592

Introduction: The Spread of Sports: Clash between Disciplines and Methodological Challenges

By Sébastien Darbon
Pages 593 to 600

The Rugby Player’s Fear of Penalty: History and Spread of Sport

By Tony Collins
Pages 601 to 614

What's in a Name? Playing “Football” in the Mid-Victorian North-Eastern England

By Gavin Kitching
Pages 615 to 624

The Fate of “Les Sports Anglais” in France: Emulation, Opposition, and Separation, 1870–1914

By Richard Holt
Pages 625 to 632

Nation and Narration in Sports Broadcasting: The Example of Horse Races in Colonial Algeria

By Philip Dine
Pages 633 to 643

Local Korfball versus Global Basketball: A Study of the Relationship between Sports Rule-Making and Dissemination

By Maarten van Bottenburg, Jeroen Vermeulen
Pages 645 to 654

Transatlantic Football: Rethinking the Transfer of Football from Europe to the USA, c.1880-c.1930s

By Matthew Taylor
Pages 655 to 665

American Rodeo on the Borderline between Sport and Bullfighting, or Diffusion as a System of Transformations

By Frédéric Saumade
Pages 667 to 675

Spatial Diffusion and Rodeos

By Jean-Baptiste Maudet
Pages 677 to 689

Why Do Taiwanese Play Baseball? A Diachronic Study of a Successful Broadcast

By Jérôme Soldani

Contents

Pages 691 to 706

Birth and Apogee of Celebrities from TV Reality Programs: The Lofters in the French Tabloid Gala

By Gabriel Segré

Territories in Question: Routes in Territories

Pages 717 to 726

Women in Sailing Races: A Specific Professional Socialization

By Cécile Le Bars, Philippe Lacombe
Pages 727 to 739

Shoes, Heels, and Women

By Catherine Tourre-Malen

Contents

Pages 741 to 760

Reviews

Pages 707 to 715

The Crack-Smokers’ Theater: Staging Emotions and Self-Exposure

By Fabrice Fernandez