New Ethnographies of Football in Europe

1. Introduction
Michał Buchowski, Małgorzata Z. Kowalska, Alexandra Schwell, Nina Szogs

Part I. Beginnings

2. Going for the Reds: Max Gluckman and the Anthropology of Football
Robert Gordon, Marizanne Grundlingh

Part II. The Political Field

3. Normalising Political Relations through Football: the Case of Croatia and Serbia (1990–2013)
Ivan Ðorđević, Bojan Žikić

4. The Paradoxes of Politicisation: Fan Initiatives in Zagreb, Croatia
Andrew Hodges, Paul Stubbs

5. We Are One! Or Are We?
Hani Zubida

Part III. Agency

6. Hegemony in Question? Euro 2012 and Local Politics in the City of Poznań
Małgorzata Z. Kowalska

7. Travelling European Gay Footballers: Tournaments as an Integration Ritual
Stefan Heissenberger

8. To Pass and Not To Pass
Daniel Regev, Tamar Rapoport

Part IV. Embodiment

9. Being a Football Kid. Football as a Mediatised Play Practice
Stine Liv Johansen

10. Why We Wear It: the Football Shirt as a Badge of Identity
Viola Hofmann

Part V. Mobility and Transnationalism

11. Performing Loyalties/Rivalries: Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe Fans in Vienna
Nina Szogs

12. Building a Turkish Fan Community: Facebook, Schengen and Easyjet
John McManus

13. People, Passions — but What about Politics?
Alexandra Schwell, Nina Szogs, Małgorzata Z. Kowalska, Michał Buchowski

14. Afterword
Simon Kuper

Avainsanat: Social Sciences, Sociology of Sport and Leisure, Sociology of Culture, Social Theory, Sociology, general, Political Sociology, Political Science