The development of women’s football: under what conditions? – an introduction

Neys, Oumaya Hidri; Juskowiak, Hugo

doi:10.1080/14660970.2023.2265195

Soccer & Society

2023

DOI: 10.1080/14660970.2023.2265195

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The development of women’s football: under what conditions? – an introduction

Oumaya Hidri Neys,

Hugo Juskowiak

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Pressing back with Jenni Hermoso: Understanding the non-consensual kiss as abusive

Fowler

2024

European Journal of Cultural Studies

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The coverage of the Rubiales/Hermoso kiss in the news and broadcast press and the interest that was generated on social media testify to the complexities involved in seeing and understanding a kiss as an act of abuse. This essay borrows Sara Ahmed’s notion of the feminist snap, seeing the kiss as a breakage. But rather than exploring the non-consensual kiss as an end point, it dissects the moment of the kiss, as captured on camera, so as to make visible the build up of pressure that led to the snap. In so doing, the essay identifies how Jenni Hermoso was forced into the kiss by a build up of force, motored by abuses of power, whether from Luis Rubiales directly or Spanish football indirectly. Such an analysis is an attempt to press back against such abuses, along with Hermoso, and thus to leave an impression upon sport more generally. This article is part of a special themed issue on the Rubiales/Hermoso non-consensual kiss.

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Pressing back with Jenni Hermoso: Understanding the non-consensual kiss as abusive

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2024

European Journal of Cultural Studies

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Pressing back with Jenni Hermoso: Understanding the non-consensual kiss as abusive

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