Football Fans, Rivalry and Cooperation
1st Edition
Published on 31. January 2019
Book
Paperback/Softback
198 pages
978-0-367-23129-3 (ISBN)
Description
Football is undoubtedly the sport with the largest following in the world, attracting billions of fans across the globe. These fans play an integral part in determining the identity of the football club they support. Many studies have focused on the intense rivalry between clubs, their fans and the opposing identities they represent. However, little attention has been paid to examples of cooperation between rival fans. This book is the first to explore antagonistic cooperation in football; the idea that rival fans can work together despite their animosity.
With examples from Argentina, Brazil, Germany, Mexico, Croatia, Poland, Turkey, Ukraine, the UK, the US and Zimbabwe, this book brings together case studies on rival fans working together and explores how and why such cooperation takes place. Showcasing original research from a team of international football scholars, it sheds new light on the social and political complexities of contemporary football fan culture.
Football Fans, Rivalry and Cooperation is fascinating reading for anybody with an interest in football studies, the sociology of sport, sport and politics, or sport and social theory.
With examples from Argentina, Brazil, Germany, Mexico, Croatia, Poland, Turkey, Ukraine, the UK, the US and Zimbabwe, this book brings together case studies on rival fans working together and explores how and why such cooperation takes place. Showcasing original research from a team of international football scholars, it sheds new light on the social and political complexities of contemporary football fan culture.
Football Fans, Rivalry and Cooperation is fascinating reading for anybody with an interest in football studies, the sociology of sport, sport and politics, or sport and social theory.
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Target group
College/higher education
Dimensions
Height: 234 mm
Width: 156 mm
Thickness: 12 mm
Weight
327 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-367-23129-3 (9780367231293)
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Persons
Christian Brandt is a PhD candidate at the University of Bayreuth, Germany. He holds a MA in Social Anthropology, Sociology and Psychology from the University of Hamburg, Germany.
Fabian Hertel is an associated member of the Centre for the Study of Football and Its Communities in Manchester, UK. He holds a MA in Social Anthropology and Law from the University of Hamburg, Germany.
Sean Huddleston is a PhD candidate in the School of Education at the University of the West of Scotland, UK. He is a graduate in modern history and his field of expertise lies in the history of national identity in Scotland and Ireland.
Fabian Hertel is an associated member of the Centre for the Study of Football and Its Communities in Manchester, UK. He holds a MA in Social Anthropology and Law from the University of Hamburg, Germany.
Sean Huddleston is a PhD candidate in the School of Education at the University of the West of Scotland, UK. He is a graduate in modern history and his field of expertise lies in the history of national identity in Scotland and Ireland.
Content
1. Introduction: Rivalry and Cooperation in Football
[Christian Brandt, Fabian Hertel]
2. The Death of the Pope, Pacts and Boycotts: Modes of Cooperation in Polish Football Fandom
[Radoslaw Kossakowski, Lukasz Bieszke]
3. Divided in Colours, United in Course? The Rivalry and Solidarity of Supporting Fans in Germany
[Patrick Bresemann, Gabriel Duttler]
4. Building a Supporters' Culture and 'Growing the Game': Cooperation between Soccer Supporters' Groups in North America
[Markus Gerke]
5. Rivalry, Passion and Cooperation between Argentinean Club Supporters
[Veronica Moreira, Jose Garriga Zucal, Nemesia Hijos]
6. Brazil's Organised Football Supporter Clubs and the Construction of their Public Arenas through FTORJ and ANATORG
[Bernardo Buarque de Hollanda, Rosana Da Camara Teixeira]
7. The Criminalization of Mexican Football Fans and the Emergence of the 'Movement of United Mexican Supporters'
[Roger Magazine, Sergio Fernandez Gonzalez]
8. Torcida and Bad Blue Boys: From Hatred to Cooperation and Back
[Benjamin Perasovic, Marko Mustapic]
9. Never the Twain Shall Meet? The Lack of United Effort between Scottish Fans against the Offensive Behaviour Act (2012)
[Sean Huddleston]
10. Zimbabwe United? Exploring Cooperation and Contestations in the Context of National Football Team Fandom in Zimbabwe
[Manase Kudzai Chiweshe]
11. Istanbul United: A Short-Lived Experience of Agonistic Pluralism
[Ekin Can Goeksoy, Okan Yilmaz]
12. The Unlikely Alliance of Ukrainian Football Ultras
[Maryna Krugliak, Oleksandr Krugliak]
13. Final Remarks
[Christian Brandt, Fabian Hertel]
[Christian Brandt, Fabian Hertel]
2. The Death of the Pope, Pacts and Boycotts: Modes of Cooperation in Polish Football Fandom
[Radoslaw Kossakowski, Lukasz Bieszke]
3. Divided in Colours, United in Course? The Rivalry and Solidarity of Supporting Fans in Germany
[Patrick Bresemann, Gabriel Duttler]
4. Building a Supporters' Culture and 'Growing the Game': Cooperation between Soccer Supporters' Groups in North America
[Markus Gerke]
5. Rivalry, Passion and Cooperation between Argentinean Club Supporters
[Veronica Moreira, Jose Garriga Zucal, Nemesia Hijos]
6. Brazil's Organised Football Supporter Clubs and the Construction of their Public Arenas through FTORJ and ANATORG
[Bernardo Buarque de Hollanda, Rosana Da Camara Teixeira]
7. The Criminalization of Mexican Football Fans and the Emergence of the 'Movement of United Mexican Supporters'
[Roger Magazine, Sergio Fernandez Gonzalez]
8. Torcida and Bad Blue Boys: From Hatred to Cooperation and Back
[Benjamin Perasovic, Marko Mustapic]
9. Never the Twain Shall Meet? The Lack of United Effort between Scottish Fans against the Offensive Behaviour Act (2012)
[Sean Huddleston]
10. Zimbabwe United? Exploring Cooperation and Contestations in the Context of National Football Team Fandom in Zimbabwe
[Manase Kudzai Chiweshe]
11. Istanbul United: A Short-Lived Experience of Agonistic Pluralism
[Ekin Can Goeksoy, Okan Yilmaz]
12. The Unlikely Alliance of Ukrainian Football Ultras
[Maryna Krugliak, Oleksandr Krugliak]
13. Final Remarks
[Christian Brandt, Fabian Hertel]