British Football and Social Change: Getting into Europe

Abstract

English football in the 1990s - taking Hillsborough seriously?, Ian Taylor North and South - the rivalry of the Football League and the Football Association, Alan Tomlinson rich man, poor man - economic arrangements in the Football League, Tony Arnold putting on the style - aspects of recent English football, Chas Critcher can play, will play? - women and football in Britain, John Williams and Jackie Woodhouse walking alone together - football supports and their relationships with the game, Rogan Taylor playing at home - British football and a sense of place, John Bale an era of the end, or the end of an era? - football and youth culture in Britain, Steve Redhead hooliganism, John Williams the politics of football in the New Europe, Vic Duke on the periphery - Scotland, Scottish football and the new Europe, Bert Moorhouse playing the past - the media and the England football team, Stephen Wagg it's not a knockout - English football and globalization, Adrian Goldberg and Stephen Wagg.

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