by Peter Craig, Paul A. Beedie · tapa blanda · ISBN 9781844454648
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«Sport Sociology» is the sociology of sport work by Peter Craig and Paul A. Beedie, published by Learning Matters in paperback (306 pages, in English).
The work introduces the fundamental ideas of the sociology of sport, such as power, diversity and mediation, and connects them with commercialisation and globalisation. It draws on examples from the United Kingdom and the 2012 Olympic Games, and includes case studies, practical exercises and guidance for further study.
It is the second edition, belongs to the Active Learning in Sport series and includes bibliographic references and an index.
Aimed at students of sports studies approaching the sociology of sport for the first time, and useful as a supplementary text for academics.
