1st Edition
Antisemitism in Football International Perspectives
1. Introduction
Emma Poulton
2. Antisemitism in English Football and Supporter Culture
Emma Poulton
3. Antisemitism in Dutch Football: From (no) Punishment to Education
Jasmin Seijbel, Jacco van Sterkenburg, Gijsbert Oonk, Joram Verhoeven, and Willem Wagenaar
4. Football-Related Antisemitism in Poland: Somebody Else’s Problem or Nobody’s Problem?
Wojciech Woźniak
5. Football and Antisemitism in Hungary: A Historical Perspective
Miklós Mitrovits, Péter Szegedi, and Tibor Takács
6. Antisemitism in German Football and Fan Cultures
Pavel Brunssen
7. Racial Antisemitism in Italian Football
Alberto Testa, Nathan Greppi, Max Mauro, and Giovanna Russo
8. Football and Antisemitism in France: Visibility and Invisibility
Jonathan Ervine
9. Football Fandom and Manifestations of Antisemitism in the Post-Yugoslav Space: ‘Juden, Auf Wiedersehen’?
Dario Brentin
10. Exploring Antisemitism in Scottish Football
Joseph Bradley
11. Argentine Football and the Failed Struggle Against Discrimination
Raanan Rein
12. Antisemitism in World Football: Types, Perpetrators and Targets
Emma Poulton
Biography
Emma Poulton is Associate Professor in the Department of Sport and Exercise Sciences at Durham University, UK. Her research interests centre around football supporter cultures, football-related violence, identity, and, in particular, antisemitism within the context of football.
‘Football is the global game and antisemitism, too, has a global impact. Emma Poulton is Britain’s leading academic expert on antisemitism in football, and this book brings a welcome and much needed insight into the ways that anti-Jewish prejudice can play out on the pitch, in the boardroom, and in the media and public commentary that swirls around the sport.’ - Dave Rich OBE (Director of Policy, Community Security Trust)
