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Sociology - Sociology and sport for development and peace

In: Handbook of Sport and International Development

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  • Richard Giulianotti

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This chapter explores the contributions of sociological approaches to the study of the ‘Sport for Development and Peace’ (SDP) sector. The chapter is organised into seven main parts. First, I outline the centrality of critical sociological standpoints to the study of SDP. In the following three sections, I explore critical sociological approaches to social divisions in SDP with respect to postcolonialism, race, ethnicity, and Indigenous peoples, gender and sexuality, and disability. In part five, I examine a political sociological approach to SDP, centred on the theory of ‘global civil society’. Sixth, I consider other sociological approaches, notably from macro and micro standpoints. Finally, I examine social capital as a key research area which illustrates the variety of sociological approaches to SDP. Overall, the focus is largely on theory-based approaches drawn from sociology, which enable investigation of SDP.

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  • Richard Giulianotti, 2023. "Sociology - Sociology and sport for development and peace," Chapters, in: Nico Schulenkorf & Jon Welty Peachey & Ramón Spaaij & Holly Collison-Randall (ed.), Handbook of Sport and International Development, chapter 2, pages 22-34, Edward Elgar Publishing.
  • Handle: RePEc:elg:eechap:20349_2
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