1st Edition
New Dimensions of Sport in Modern Europe Perspectives from the ‘Long Twentieth Century’
1. New Dimensions of Sport in Modern Europe: Perspectives from the ‘Long Twentieth Century’
Heather L. Dichter, Robert J. Lake and Mark Dyreson
2. Football and Politics in Twentieth-Century Hungary
Róbert Győri Szabó
3. Polo: Social Distinction and Sports in Spain, 1900–1950
José Miguel Hernández Barral
4. Keen on Massage: The Finnish Way to Olympic Success in the Twentieth Century
Kalle Rantala
5. ‘Heroes! Bring Happiness to Your Motherland! Long Live the Yunaks’: The Bulgarian Yunak Gymnastics Movement in the late Ottoman Period
Sabri Özçakır
6. Reexamining Violence and Trauma in the French Boxing Literature of the Interwar Period: Henri Decoin Quinze Rounds (1930) and Alfred Menguy Gueules Aplaties (1933)
Maxence Pascal Philippe Leconte
7. From ‘Wild’ Skaters to Hockey Players: The Beginnings of Ice Hockey in Slovenia
Tomaž Pavlin
8. The Influence of the 1992 Earth Summit on the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona: Awakening of the Olympic Environmental Dimension
Alberto Aragón-Pérez
9. Propaganda on Two Wheels: The Spanish Republican Team in the 1937 Tour de France
Bernat López
10. ‘Save the Long Skirt’: Women, Sports, and Fashion in Third Republic and Vichy France
Keith Rathbone
Biography
Heather L. Dichter is associate professor of sport history and sport management at De Montfort University and a member of the International Centre for Sports History and Culture.
Robert J. Lake is in the Department of Sport Science at Douglas College, Canada.
Mark Dyreson is professor of kinesiology, an affiliate professor of history, and the director of research and educational programs at The Pennsylvania State University Center for the Study of Sports in Society.
