Hosts and Champions: Soccer Cultures, National Identities and the USA World Cup

John Sugden · Alan Tomlinson

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Section I: Soccer culture, national identity and the growth of world soccer. Section II Case studies in soccer culture and national identity. Section III Understanding the World Cup in the global culture and system - theoretical overviews.

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