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[hja90]

[hjb]

17 entries in this source:

issue 1:

p.5-24: [arn72]; p.41-47: [hor72]; p.83-101: [nov72]; p.102-117: [rbb72a]; p.142-143: [rcl72];

issue Neue Folge 1:

p.184-211: [bsf96];

issue Neue Folge 2:

p.13-23: [hng96];

issue NF 2:

p.103-141: [stn97];

issue 3:

p.5-9: [fcg74]; p.56-73: [rab74];

issue Neue Folge 3:

p.71-77: [sct97]; p.142-146: [wsz97];

issue NF 5:

p.246-247: [bcf00]; p.253-354: [nag00]; p.264-266: [stn00];

issue NF 6:

p.232-233: [sdc01]; p.252-255: [stn01];

[hje83]

[hji72]

Many photos, but few flags (mainly national coat of arms in last century).
Jaume Ollē, 12 Jun 2002

[hjj]

[hjm95]

[hjo20]

[hjs03]

This article sets the scene for this special edition, which was originally inspired by the 2001 Brunel University Conference on “The Nation and Sport”. The distinctive complexities to the interface of sport, nation and identities are illustrated. The notion that sport presents a problematic intervention into the concept of a nation and the reshaping of identities is investigated along with the imbalance in the depth of consideration from different academic disciplines. The import of anthems and emblems, through sporting usage, is discussed, and the related language of the subject matter, i.e. nation-state, patriotism, is explored. The potential for increased attention to the subject matter from anthropologists is illustrated and the need for multi-disciplinary approaches to sport, the nation and identity is mooted.
edited by Jan Oskar Engene

[hjt99]

[hjx]

[hka]

[hkd93]

[hke04]

[hkk62]

[hkL78]

[hkn44]

[hkv97]

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