East Plays West

Introduction, David L. Andrews, Stephen Wagg; Chapter 1 Totalitarian regimes and Cold War sport, Rob Beamish, Ian Ritchie; Chapter 2 Verbal gymnastics, Jenifer Parks; Chapter 3 Cold War expatriot sport, Robert E. Rinehart; Chapter 4 Cold War football, Ronnie Kowalski, Dilwyn Porter; Chapter 5 "Oscillating antagonism", John Bale; Chapter 6 "If you want the girl next door ...", Stephen Wagg; Chapter 7 The "muscle gap", Jeffrey Montez de Oca; Chapter 8 Good versus evil?, Paul Dimeo; Chapter 9 The Cold War and the (re)articulation of Canadian national identity, Jay Scherer, Gregory H. Duquette, Daniel S. Mason; Chapter 10 "One day, when the Yankees ..."*This chapter was originally published in Milton Jamail's book Full Count: Inside Cuban Baseball, pp. 1-12 and 119-30. (c) 2000 by the Board of Trustees, Southern Illinois University, reprinted by permission., Milton H. Jamail; Chapter 11 Playing the "race card", Damion Thomas; Chapter 12 "Miraculous" masculinity meets militarization, Mary G. McDonald; Chapter 13 The Soviet Union and the Olympic Games of 1980 and 1984, Evelyn Mertin; Chapter 14 "Sport and politics don't mix", Susan Brownell; Chapter 15 Sport after the Cold War, James Riordan; Chapter 16 Performing America's past, Michael Silk, Bryan Bracey, Mark Falcous; Chapter 17 Beyond the stadium, and into the street, Eunha Koh, David L. Andrews, Ryan White;