Europe, Sport, World: Shaping Global SocietiesJ. A. Mangan The sports of Europe and the United States were imitated and assimilated and became symbols of national and cosmopolitan identity. This work examines the national and international importance of sport and its role in shaping post-millennium global culture. |
Contents
Imperialism Sport Globalization J A Mangan | 1 |
The Arrival | 23 |
Modern Sport | 49 |
The Evolution of Modern Sport | 77 |
Further | 105 |
Politics Modernization | 131 |
The 1922 Dick Kerrs | 155 |
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