The aim of the paper is to understand how young generations consider women playing
football since women's football still struggles to reach and gain consistent fan followings …

This article examines the lived experiences of female football supporters in Malmö. It aims to
gain a deeper understanding of how female supporters relate to space and take place in the …

This paper provides a self-ethnographic investigation of a continuing education program in
engineering in Central Finland. The program was initiated as a response to local economic …

Women working in sport management are underrepresented and face sexism and
harassment. While previous research has explained such disproportions and discrimination …

Numerous reflections on the “golden age” of British wrestling are punctuated by mention of
“grannies” wielding handbags or “swearing like troopers” in order to attack wrestlers. The …

To date, much of the literature examining inter-role conflict between sport fan and family
roles (ie, fan-family conflict) has focused on this phenomenon from the perspective of the …

The invisibility of females in sports fandom research is widely acknowledged (Osborne &
Coombs, 2013; Pope, 2017; Toffoletti & Mewett, 2012). We extend this limited research …

Whether one looks at revenue, investment or coverage, men's sports do better than
women's. Many assume that absolute differences in quality of athletic performance are the …

The Athletic Department at Sizeable State University has struggled both on and off the field
in recent years. With a majority of their teams finishing in the bottom half of the conference 3 …

The current study aims to explore new avenues of fan studies and family communication
research. Current research in both disciplines does not address in-depth how individuals …