Sociology of Sport Journal
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News from the Sociology of Sport Journal, a peer-reviewed journal on sport and physical culture; Tweets by Cheryl Cooky, Editor-in-Chief, signed cc
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Joined June 2017
Congratulations to the authors of the 2024 SSJ Article of the Year Award! .
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Congratulations to Courtney Szto, the 2024 SSJ Early Career Researcher! đź‘Ź
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Congrats to Keaton et al. for having the third most downloaded Human Kinetics article over the past 6 months!.
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In February of 2022, professional women’s basketball player Brittney Griner was detained in Russia on drug possession charges. Her detainment was a trending Twitter topic demonstrating the cultural,...
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Submit your paper to SSJ and get a discount on free access with active NASSS membership. @SSJ_Journal @NASSSport
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This Op-Ed written by SSJ author Dr. Ajhanai Keaton on the 1-year anniversary of BG's return to the US features the work of Keaton, Frederick, Branch, & Pegoraro, published in @SSJ_Journal.via @sbj.
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📢📢Deadline for submissions extended to January 31, 2024 for the special issue call for papers! .
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đź‘Źđź‘ŹCongratulations to Dr. Cheryl Cooky, SSJ Editor, for being awarded the NASSS Service Excellence Award!.@SSJ_Journal @NASSSport
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Check out a new podcast with SSJ author @StaceyPope20 and be sure to check out her study on media coverage of women's football published free to read in SSJ!.
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This article offers an original contribution by examining both the quantity and quality of English print media coverage of the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup and how fans perceive and respond to this...
New podcast for @BBCRadio3 with @DrKatieTaylor looks at all things women, football and inequality, past and present. Draws on @ahrcpress research. Thanks for invite.
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RT @Human_Kinetics: Read a popular article from @SSJ_Journal! Contradiction or Cohesion? Tracing Questions of Protection and Fairness in Sc….
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SSJ is pleased to announce a special issue call for papers!.“Sports and the Limits of the Binary: Trans and Nonbinary Athletes and Equity in Sport”.Guest Editors: @shereebekker, @annaposbergh, @BaethAnna, @AliGreey, and Roc Rochon.
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To celebrate SSJ's 40th anniversary we're revisiting our Top-10 articles for each decade. Check out the top articles from the 1990s now freely available on our Top 40 at 40.
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RT @NASSSport: NASSS is now accepting applications for the 2023 @SSJ_Journal Early Career Researcher Award! The award is open to all member….
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Check out "Pipelines on the Gridiron: Player Backgrounds, Opportunity Structures and Racial Stratification in American College Football by Kyle Siler recently cited in Scientific American.
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Stacking—the tendency of playing positions to be racially segregated in sports—remains prominent in gridiron football. This raises questions of how stacking persists and how opportunities arise for...
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To hear more about the ways SSJ will celebrate our past and look to the future, check out the "Letter from the Editor" - CC.
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This year the Sociology of Sport Journal celebrates its 40th anniversary. Check out the new features on our website, including our "Top 40 @ 40" and the history of NASSS Award winning articles. - CC
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In a study exploring referee bias, Andrew Dix found players on HBCU men's basketball teams were more likely to have personal fouls called against them relative to players on PWI men's basketball teams. From our March issue:
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This study focused on historically Black colleges and universities in men’s college basketball. A review of previous literature revealed that referee bias was a recurring phenomenon, while whiteness...
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From the March issue: Using Margaret Archer’s Morphogenetic Approach, @iainlindsey and @gareth_wilts examine how transformative social change can be applied to Sport for Development (SFD) efforts.
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Frequent calls for sport for development (SFD) to be reoriented toward transformative social change reflect the extent that policies and programs have instead focused on individualized forms of...
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Using a feminist poststructuralist framework, @annaposbergh and Shannon Jette of @Planet_PCS examined men's perceptions of gendered norms and hierarchies on a sex-integrated college track and field team. Out now in the March issue:
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