Titlebook: African Footballers in Sweden; Race, Immigration, a Carl-Gustaf Scott Book 2015 Carl-Gustaf Scott 2015 Africa.Fans.football.globalization.i

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-7768-0ilar development has taken place. Although the discussion in the next three chapters will primarily focus on the collective experience of the 109 African footballers listed in Appendix A, their stories will be supplemented by a dozen examples taken from African players in the lower tiers of the Swedish league system.

大量殺死

Tanya Vavouri,Miguel A. Peinadohe traits that are commonly ascribed to African players, many clubs are nevertheless skeptical about signing them. In no small part, this is because most teams would in principal prefer to rely on domestically raised footballers, but for economic reasons, this is less and less possible.

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FEAS

Racism in Swedish Football and Society, homogenous until relatively recently. The first players of color and/or of non-Nordic origins did not appear until the 1970s, and the latter only established a major presence in the top Swedish division during the first decade of the twenty-first century.

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African Footballers in Sweden,ilar development has taken place. Although the discussion in the next three chapters will primarily focus on the collective experience of the 109 African footballers listed in Appendix A, their stories will be supplemented by a dozen examples taken from African players in the lower tiers of the Swedish league system.

Rankle

African Football Imports in the Eyes of Swedish Clubs,he traits that are commonly ascribed to African players, many clubs are nevertheless skeptical about signing them. In no small part, this is because most teams would in principal prefer to rely on domestically raised footballers, but for economic reasons, this is less and less possible.

FILTH

The African Football Experience in Sweden,y affect all professional footballers, so this chapter will instead concentrate on those challenges that are more specific to African imports. In particular, it will show that these problems are not just rooted in differing approaches to the game but also caused by the stress of having to adjust to new cultural and social norms off the pitch.

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Eleanor J. Bell,Fakhry Assaad,Karin Estevess too narrowly defined, though in football’s case, this problem is also attributable to Swedish football elites’ continued reluctance to address patterns of deep-rooted structural racism in the sport.

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