The globalization of football: a study in the glocalization of the ‘serious life’
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Auteurs : Richard Giulianotti [Royaume-Uni] ; Roland Robertson [Royaume-Uni]Source :
- The British Journal of Sociology [ 0007-1315 ] ; 2004-12.
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- Academic press, Aesthetic codes, American clubs, Australian rules football, Bayern munich, Brand equity, British isles, British journal, Cambridge university press, Celebrity players, Champions league, Club tournaments, Congressional members, Contemporary globalization, Critical concepts, Cultural differences, Cultural identities, Cultural particularity, Cultural relativization, Development work, Different kinds, Diverse societies, English clubs, European championship, European club, Fifa, Fifa president, Football, Football clubs, Football culture, Football cultures, Football followers, Football governance, Football nations, Football systems, Free market, General secretary, Giulianotti, Global, Global diffusion, Global economy, Global game, Global order, Global processes, Globalization, Glocal, Glocal game, Glocalization, Glocalization processes, Governance, Gyeongju world culture expo, Humankind, International football tournaments, International relations, International system, International tournaments, Local cultures, London school, Many fans, Mass media, Modern world system, Nals, National associations, National team, Other sports, Particularism, Player agents, Political economy, Political science, Polity, Popular culture, Public sphere, Real madrid, Relativization, Richard giulianotti, Robertson, Roland robertson, Roman abramovich, Sage, Serious life, Similar nations, Sklair, Social exclusion, Social theory, Sociological understanding, Stock market, Supporter, Symbolic ties, Television corporations, Television rights, Theoretical understanding, Tncs, Transnational, Transnational clubs, Transnational corporations, Wilful nostalgia, World football, World system, Xtures.
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- Academic press, Aesthetic codes, American clubs, Australian rules football, Bayern munich, Brand equity, British isles, British journal, Cambridge university press, Celebrity players, Champions league, Club tournaments, Congressional members, Contemporary globalization, Critical concepts, Cultural differences, Cultural identities, Cultural particularity, Cultural relativization, Development work, Different kinds, Diverse societies, English clubs, European championship, European club, Fifa, Fifa president, Football, Football clubs, Football culture, Football cultures, Football followers, Football governance, Football nations, Football systems, Free market, General secretary, Giulianotti, Global, Global diffusion, Global economy, Global game, Global order, Global processes, Globalization, Glocal, Glocal game, Glocalization, Glocalization processes, Governance, Gyeongju world culture expo, Humankind, International football tournaments, International relations, International system, International tournaments, Local cultures, London school, Many fans, Mass media, Modern world system, Nals, National associations, National team, Other sports, Particularism, Player agents, Political economy, Political science, Polity, Popular culture, Public sphere, Real madrid, Relativization, Richard giulianotti, Robertson, Roland robertson, Roman abramovich, Sage, Serious life, Similar nations, Sklair, Social exclusion, Social theory, Sociological understanding, Stock market, Supporter, Symbolic ties, Television corporations, Television rights, Theoretical understanding, Tncs, Transnational, Transnational clubs, Transnational corporations, Wilful nostalgia, World football, World system, Xtures.
Abstract
Sport, in particular football, constitutes one of the most dynamic, sociologically illuminating domains of globalization. This paper examines the globalization of football with particular reference to Robertson’s theorizations of global processes. We examine football’s cultural globalization through the concept of ‘glocalization’, which highlights the interdependence of local and global processes within the game’s identities and institutions. We address economic globalization in football by considering the world’s leading clubs as ‘glocal’ transnational corporations. We assess the political globalization of football with reference to the possible enhancement of democracy within the game’s international governance. We conclude by affirming the utility of sport in advancing our empirical and theoretical understanding of globalization processes.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1468-4446.2004.00037.x
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