This article focuses on a defining concept of modern surfing: localism. Using a qualitative
ethnographic approach, the data for this study were collected using participant observation …

Despite an increase in published research investigating the development of sport for women
and girls, to date there have been no attempts to review scholarly contributions rigorously …

ABSTRACT “Howzat” is colloquially used by cricketers to ask the umpire “How is that?”
when they believe a batter is out. We employ this question here to frame interrogations of …

This article offers a nuanced exploration of Football Fitness (FF), a newer 'sport for
all'concept carried out in associative sport clubs in Denmark. The aim of the study was to …

In this paper we present results concerning how students in a Danish upper secondary
school negotiate between sports culture and the prevailing norms of youth culture in a local …

Class is central to Englishness and English cricket. Conversely, despite the England and
Wales Cricket Board (ECB) making an explicit attempt to address social issues in cricket …

This chapter suggests that a Bourdieusian approach to sport needed to be seen in terms of a
'metanoia', a new gaze, or way of seeing it. It sets out a framework for such a 'gaze'in terms …

The paper considers a study in a Danish high school in which students were involved in
enhancing physical activity in their own school. International research points out that …

In Canada, women's soccer has continuously grown and developed, however women
continue to be under represented in non-playing roles–particularly as referees (Canadian …

This chapter discusses how we have applied process sociology in a health promotion
intervention initiated by a Danish upper secondary school from 2010 to 2014, based on a …