New Ethnographies of Football in Europe

1. Editors' Introduction: People, Passions and Much More: Anthropology of Football; Micha? Buchowski, Ma?gorzata Z. Kowalska, Alexandra Schwell and Nina Szogs<br/>PART I: BEGINNINGS <br/>2. Going for the Reds: Max Gluckman and the Anthropology of Football; Robert Gordon and Marizanne Grundlingh <br/>PART II: THE POLITICAL FIELD<br/>3. Normalising Political Relations through Football: the Case of Croatia and Serbia (1990-2013); Ivan ?or?evi? and Bojan Žiki?<br/>4. The Paradoxes of Politicization: Fan Initiatives in Zagreb, Croatia; Andrew Hodges and Paul Stubbs <br/>5. We Are One! Or Are We? Football Fandom and Ethno-National Identity in Israel; Hani Zubida<br/>PART III: AGENCY<br/>6. Hegemony in Question? Euro 2012 and Local Politics in the City of Pozna?; Ma?gorzata Zofia Kowalska<br/>7. Travelling European Gay Footballers. Tournaments as an Integration Ritual; Stefan Heissenberger<br/>8. To Pass And Not To Pass  Female Fans' Visibility in the Football Fandom Field; Daniel Regev, Tamar Rapoport  <br/>PART IV: EMBODIMENT <br/>9. Being a Football Kid. Football as a Mediatized Play Practice; Stine Liv Johansen<br/>10. Why we wear it: The football shirt as a badge of identity; Viola Hofmann<br/>PART V: MOBILITY AND TRANSNATIONALISM <br/>11. Performing Loyalties/Rivalries. Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe Fans in Vienna; Nina Szogs<br/>12. Building a Turkish Fan Community: Facebook, Schengen and Easyjet; John McManus<br/>13. Editors' Conclusion: People, Passions – but what about Politics?; Micha? Buchowski, Ma?gorzata Z. Kowalska, Alexandra Schwell and Nina Szogs<br/>14. Afterword; Simon Kuper<br/><br/>