Titlebook: Racism and Anti-Racism in Football; Jon Garland,Michael Rowe Book 2001 Jon Garland and Michael Rowe 2001 Design.identity.Nation.nationalis

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,Standing Together? Charting the Development of Football’s Anti-Racism,om national programmes funded to the tune of hundreds of thousands of pounds, through to localised projects run by a few motivated individuals. Many have originated from professional football clubs, sometimes in conjunction with several other agencies. The diversity of these initiatives means that,

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Conclusion: Racisms and the Cultures of Football,in British football. Consideration of some aspects of the game, for example the continuing serious underrepresentations of British Asians at professional levels, reveal racist stereotypes about diet, religion or physical limitations that are more usually associated with the crude propaganda of extre

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Introduction: Contextualising Racism in British Football,hlighted the problem and attempted to assess its levels and effects. In 1998, the government-appointed Football Task Force published the results of its examination of racism in the game (Football Task Force, 1998), a report that contained almost 30 recommendations for action.

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