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It’s more than just a game. A forerunner in the field of sports studies, the press has for years recognized sport’s ability to shape people’s lives as well as to elucidate the nuances of race, gender, and class identity. Thanks in part to our close collaboration with pathbreaking sports historian David K. Wiggins—editor of our keystone series Sport, Culture, and Society—we’ve built a deep list of monographs and collections that connect the work of researchers in the humanities and social sciences with professional academics and general readers alike.

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Announcing the Forthcoming Publication of Berlin Sports

Announcing the Forthcoming Publication of Berlin Sports

Spectacle, Recreation, and Media in Germany’s Metropolis

George Dixon Reviewed in the Journal of Sport History

George Dixon Reviewed in the Journal of Sport History

“This is the best boxing book I have read in a decade.” —Gregory Ross

The Crown Games of Ancient Greece Reviewed in the Journal of Sport History

The Crown Games of Ancient Greece Reviewed in the Journal of Sport History

“By combining a sound survey of recent archaeology and a thorough understanding of the literary and documentary sources, Lunt’s book achieves its goal…”

Christine O’Bonsawin Named Coeditor of Sport, Culture, and Society Series

Christine O’Bonsawin Named Coeditor of Sport, Culture, and Society Series

O’Bonsawin is Associate Professor of History and Indigenous Studies at the University of Victoria.

Olimpismo Reviewed in the Journal of Olympic Studies

Olimpismo Reviewed in the Journal of Olympic Studies

“The quality of research and writing is consistently high, and all of the chapters contribute meaningfully to the literature in the field.”

Announcing the Forthcoming Reissue of Carry the Rock by Jay Jennings

Announcing the Forthcoming Reissue of Carry the Rock by Jay Jennings

Tells the story of the dramatic ups and downs of a high school football season and reveals a city struggling with its legacy of racial discrimination.

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