Sport, Protest and Globalisation

1. Introduction: Sport and Protest
Jon Dart, Stephen Wagg

2. ‘Deeds, Not Words’: Emily Wilding Davison and the Epsom Derby 1913 Revisited
Carol Osborne

3. Women’s Olympics: Protest, Strategy or Both?
Helen Jefferson Lenskyj

4. A Most Contentious Contest: Politics and Protests at the 1936 Berlin Olympics
David Clay Large, Joshua J. H. Large

5. Splitting the World of International Sport: The 1963 Games of the New Emerging Forces and the Politics of Challenging the Global Sport Order
Russell Field

6. “Memorias del ’68: Media, Massacre, and the Construction of Collective Memories”
Celeste González Bustamante

7. Race, Rugby and Political Protest in New Zealand: A Personal Account
John Minto

8. Fighting Toxic Greens: The Global Anti-Golf Movement (GAG’M) Revisited
Anita Pleumarom

9. ‘Human Rights or Cheap Code Words for Antisemitism?’ The Debate over Israel, Palestine and Sport Sanctions
Jon Dart

10. Chicago 2016 Versus Rio 2016: Olympic ‘Winners’ and ‘Losers’
Kostas Zervas

11. “The Olympics Do Not Understand Canada”: Canada and the Rise of Olympic Protests
Christine M. O’Bonsawin

12. ‘The Atos Games’: Protest, the Paralympics of 2012 and the New Politics of Disablement
Stephen Wagg

13.
‘Messing About on the River.’ Trenton Oldfield and the Possibilities of Sports Protest
Jon Dart

14. Sochi 2014 Olympics: Accommodation and Resistance
Helen Jefferson Lenskyj

15. An Anatomy of Resistance: The Popular Committees of the FIFA World Cup in Brazil
Christopher Gaffney

Keywords: Social Sciences, Sociology of Sport and Leisure, Sociology of Culture, Political Sociology