European Journal for Sport and Society
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European Journal for Sport and Society (EJSS) is the official journal of the European Association for Sociology of Sport (EASS) | Managed by @RemcoHoekman
Joined December 2017
NEW ISSUE: check out the latest issue of the European Journal for Sport and Society vol21(2). With articles on #copingbehaviour #streetsports #sportfordevelopment #esports #commercialisation. Including an #openaccess article.
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NEW ISSUE: First issue of 2024 is published. Great diversity of articles on organisational capacity voluntary sport clubs, job autonomy and leisure time physical activity, transnational prosocial activities, perceptions of sportswomen, gender and capital
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RT @RemcoHoekman: 'Job autonomy and leisure-time physical activity across Europe: a multilevel perspective' #OpenAccess Includes role of e…
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NEW ARTICLE: When breaking glass ceiling leads to glass screens: gender differences in civility and competitive aggressiveness in esports. Authored by Genta Kulari, Luisa Ribiero, Fernanda Heinzelman and Patricia Henrique.
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NEW ARTICLE: "Sports and mobile imperatives in the lives of rural youths". Peter Carlman and Johan Högman explore mobility processes of rural youths in relation to sports. Mobility is a necessity to access the resources to construct a sports childhood.
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BOOK REVIEW: Sport, performance and sustainability: by Daniel Svensson, Erik Backman, and Susanna Hedenborg, Sverker Sörlin, 2023. Reviewed by Frida Austmo Wågan in European Journal for Sport and Society
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NEW: Athletes and activism, and the NBA: through the lens of added value theory. This study took an in-depth look at how #NBA and its athletes influenced voter turnout for 2020 presidential election. @drnalanibutler European Journal for Sport and Society
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RT @ESS_Survey: Analysis of our #data was included in this European Journal for Sport and Society (@tandfonline) article. Sara Wiertsema,…
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NEW ARTICLE - OPEN ACCESS. Job autonomy and leisure-time physical activity across Europe: a multilevel perspective. By Wiertsema, Kraaykamp, @RemcoHoekman & Beckers. #sportsparticipation #facilities #jobcontrol #OpenAccess @tandfsport
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NEW BOOK REVIEW: Social issues in esports,: edited by Anne Tjønndal, Routledge, 2022. European Journal for Sport and Society @TAN
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NEW ARTICLE: ‘I get used to it, I train through it, even though there are some days you cry through it’: Coping behaviours and adaptation of two West African footballers in Germany. By @Ikechukwu_lcc3 & @AnsgarThiel.
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NEW BOOK REVIEW: Motherhood and sport: Collective stories of identity and difference, edited by Lucy Spowart and Kerry R. McGannon, Routledge, 2023. In European Journal for Sport and Society @tandfsport
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NEW ARTICLE: The transnational prosocial activities of elite African footballers in their communities of origin. @Ikechukwu_lcc3 in European Journal for Sport and Society @tandfsport #sportsociology #transnationalism
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RT @MartinNesse: Happy to announce that the first article from my PhD just got published in @EJSS_EASS. Together with Jorid Hovden, we expl…
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RT @idrottsforum: European Journal for Sport and Society, Vol. 20, 2023, Issue 1 @tandfsport #sociologyofsport @EJSS_EASS #sportpolitics #s…
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NEW ISSUE: our first issue of 2023 online now. With articles on: sport and social cohesion, social structure and mobility of youth football players, model for international sport events, gender-based violence in sport, and Russian identity and olympics.
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RT @NiamhKitching: The latest article published in @EJSS_EASS uses a myriad of feminist frameworks to examine Meghan’s blog responses to ge…
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RT @idrottsforum: European Journal for Sport and Society, Vol. 19, 2022, Issue 3 @tandfsport #sociologyofsport @EJSS_EASS #sportpolitics #s…
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New issue online (Volume 19, Issue 3)! With contributions on #sportgovernance, #ESports, #LifestyleSports, #doping, #gender, #National_identity and #coaching.
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NEW ARTICLE: 'Developing organisational ambidexterity in sport organisations? A qualitative study of a mentor programme for young leaders'
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