Football is more than “just a game” especially if one happens to be living in a country that would host the next World Cup. As a spectacle and the most globally watched sportfollowed by hundreds of millions of people around the world every week, football has been influencing global societies in versatile ways. The influence extends to historical, practical and ideational issuesrevolving around deeply rooted power relationships and dynamics in the football industry. Football has become more than “just a game” because it now involves multifaceted interplays, articulations and compositions between economic, political, and cultural forces and their representations. The present chapter explores the politics, ethicsand economics of football in a globalized world, with a special focuson Qatar
Year
2021
Country
United States
Language
English
Abstract
English
ISSN/ISBN
978-1-53619-682-5
No. of Pages
345
City
Hauppauge
Edition
N/A
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Name of the Publisher
CIS Program Old
Name of the Book
CIS publications
Yes
CIS Thesis
No
Status
Pending
Chapter Pages
23-34
CIS Cluster
QF Thematic Areas
CIS Program