Civic integration or ethnic segregation? Models of ethnic and civic nationalism in club football/soccer

Duerr, Glen M.E.

doi:10.4324/9780203704110-4

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“…On-pitch sport performance had no significant effect on team identification, but we found a significant effect of off-pitch value propositions. This runs counter to much of the literature which has concentrated on the team and its performance as the source of fans' identification and may provide further evidence of sports fans' becoming more consumer-oriented in their perceptions of value creation (Bodet & Bernache-Assollant, 2008;Duerr, 2017;Fyrberg Yngfalk, 2013).…”

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“…Added to this has been a growing stream of literature which conceptualises sports teams as vehicles for reinforcing individuals' identity based on religious, ethnic or class differences (e.g. Bradley, 1995;Duerr, 2017) and as an instrument for socialisation from childhood (Spaaij & Anderson, 2010). Identification deriving from non-sporting factors followed later, often associated with cynicism that identification could derive from off-pitch activities which might be completely unrelated to sporting activity.…”

Section: Team Identificationmentioning

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Sports events and interaction among spectators: examining antecedents of spectators’ value creation

Koenig‐Lewis

Asaad

Palmer

2017

European Sport Management Quarterly

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Research question: Spectating at sports events comprises on-pitch and off-pitch benefits. Value may also derive from spectator-to-spectator interaction, however, we do not know whether all types of interaction have similar effects on value creation and subsequent wordof-mouth behaviours. We investigate two types of spectator-to-spectator interactionbetween known/familiar others, and between unknown others. We study their effects within a framework grounded in Customer Dominant Logic and Sport Value Framework, integrating on-pitch sport performance, off-pitch service quality, overall satisfaction, team identification and word-of-mouth intention. Research methods: Hypotheses were tested using a survey of 1,002 spectators of a British Premier League football club. Respondents were asked about the last game they attended. Data was analysed using Structural Equations Modelling and PROCESS analysis. Results and Findings: Customer-to-customer interaction was antecedent to overall satisfaction and team identification. Satisfaction and team identification led to word-ofmouth intention, with team identification having greater effect. Evaluation of on-pitch performance (the football match) influenced overall satisfaction more than off-pitch service quality. The study contributes to knowledge in finding that customer-to-customer interaction with familiar accompaniers influenced satisfaction more than interaction with anonymous-other spectators. However, the latter contributed more to team identification and indirectly to word-of-mouth. Implications: The study highlights the importance to sports events organisers of facilitating customer-to-customer interaction. While promotion of many sports events focuses on game performance, this study highlights the importance of promoting the social benefits of attendance in increasing positive word-of-mouth. Suggestions are made, including provision of social media platforms within events to promote interaction among spectators.

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Sports events and interaction among spectators: examining antecedents of spectators’ value creation

Koenig‐Lewis

Asaad

Palmer

2017

European Sport Management Quarterly

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“…O indivíduo, mesmo aquele que apenas torce, torna-se o próprio símbolo de sua nação" (HOBSBAWM, 1991, p. 171). Como observa Duerr (2016), o historiador recorre ao termo de Benedict Anderson -"comunidade imaginária" -para fundamentar que a ideia de que as pessoas que vivem em um mesmo país estão ligadas umas às outras, mesmo sem nunca se conhecerem, se torna mais latente quando a seleção nacional de futebol entra em campo. Em outra obra, Hobsbawm volta a ressaltar o que considera poder catalisador do futebol.…”

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O futebol na China: do cuju (蹴鞠) ao sonho de se tornar uma potência mundial

Júnior

Rodrigues

2018

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<p>De acordo com a FIFA, a origem histórica do futebol se encontra na China Antiga, na prática do <em>cuju</em> (蹴鞠), que remonta à Dinastia Han (206AC – 220DC) e foi bastante popular durante a Dinastia Song (960–1279). Prática que foi perdida, provavelmente, no período da Dinastia Qing (Século 17). O futebol moderno, codificado na Inglaterra em 1863, chegaria ao país em 1879. Ao longo do Século 20, apesar de algumas tentativas, a China foi incapaz de obter sucesso neste esporte. Agora, o país tem um ambicioso sonho. Quer se tornar potência do futebol mundial até 2050. Para isso, lançou em 2016 o “Plano de desenvolvimento do futebol a médio e longo prazo (2016-2050)”. Este artigo apresenta a evolução histórica do futebol na China e questiona o que motiva os chineses na busca da concretização deste audacioso Plano.</p>

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Exploring the effects of urban network topologies on entropy trajectories of segregation

Mantzaris,

Chen,

Domenikos

et al. 2024

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Segregation is a threat to the aspirations of producing a cohesive society and modelling its dynamics can be done in order to help design preventative measures. This work explores the question of whether the network topologies of urban spaces can affect the pace at which populations can become segregated. The simulation dynamics employed augment the canonical Schelling model in such a way that it also captures the affinity for agents to prefer denser regions which also offer sufficient local homogeneity. It is shown that different networks synthetically generated and from real city maps can alter the rate of segregation. The results also show that using the entropy trace on the distribution of agent edge degree across all agents correlates with the segregation reinforcing the relevance of physics inspired modeling of social systems. This investigation shows that it is possible to explore and select network arrangements which can be less conducive towards segregation movements during the stages of urban planning so that the rate is reduced. An additional finding is that the entropic measure is closely associated with the common statistic for such modeling efforts.

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Civic integration or ethnic segregation? Models of ethnic and civic nationalism in club football/soccer

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Sports events and interaction among spectators: examining antecedents of spectators’ value creation

Sports events and interaction among spectators: examining antecedents of spectators’ value creation

O futebol na China: do cuju (蹴鞠) ao sonho de se tornar uma potência mundial

Exploring the effects of urban network topologies on entropy trajectories of segregation

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