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• 2011Power and global sport: zones of prestige, emulation and resistance148 cited
• 2010Sport, peacemaking and conflict resolution: a contextual analysis and modelling of the sport, development and peace sector137 cited
• 2009The diffusion of development-through-sport: analysing the history and practice of the Olympic Movement's grassroots outreach to Africa109 cited
• 2007Sport and globalization: transnational dimensions102 cited
• 1998Does Sport Affect Character Development in Athletes?45 cited
• 2010Saved from pain or saved through pain? Modernity, instrumentalization and the religious use of pain as a body technique39 cited
• 1998“The Foreign Element”: Newcomers and the Rhetoric of Race, Nation, and Empire in “Oxbridge” Undergraduate Culture, 1850–192028 cited
• 2008Tackling the anxieties of the English: searching for the nation through football26 cited
• 2011Imperial Boyhood: Piracy and the Play Ethic23 cited
• 1990Baudrillard and leisure21 cited
• 2008Deconstructing the Myth of the Monolithic Male Athlete: A Qualitative Study of Men’s Participation in Athletics19 cited
• 1999Return to manhood: the cult of masculinity and the British union of fascists18 cited