1. Introduction to Figurational Research in Sport, Leisure and Health, Part I: Key Concepts, 2. The Development of Modern Sport: Sportization and Civilizing Processes, 3. Game Models as a framework for understanding power in the Male Football Figuration, 4. 'Football Fitness': A quest for excitement or a leisure routinization?, 5. The Theory of Established-Outsider Relations: Understanding Gender Relations in the Cricket Figuration, 6. The Development of Mixed Martial Arts: Using the Quest for Excitement and Informalization to Understand Sportization, Part II: The Research Process, 7. Doing Developmental Research as a Figurational Sociologist: A Case Study on the Long-term Sportization of Swimming, 8. On (Not) Becoming: Involved-Detachment and Sports 'Violence', 9. Doing (Figurational) Research: Using Semi-Structured Interviews in the Field of Public Health, Part III: Synthesis and Development, 10. Figurational Research and Doping in Professional Cycling, 11. A figurational understanding of sport organizations: the case of the Gaelic Athletic Association in Ireland, 12. Sport Policy, Sports Development and Figurational Sociology, 13. Figurational Sociological Approaches to Sport, Exercise and Health
