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The latest issue of The International Journal of Sport and Society includes:
- Meaning of Inclusion throughout the History of the Paralympic Games and Movement by Gregor Wolbring, David Legg and Frank Stahnisch.
- “Effect of a Program by using some Techniques of Attention on the Kinetic Expectation Level of the Basketball” by Ahmed Abdul Allah El Roby.
- There’s No Balls in Derby: Roller Derby as a Unique Gendered Sports Context by Madeline Breeze.
- The End of the Affair: After 47 Years Netball New Zealand Establishes a Relationship with a New Broadcasting Partner by Margaret Henley.
- Sports Participation and Delinquent Peer Associations: Implications for Individual Behavior among Minority Girls by Matthew J. Taylor, Tara L. Shoemaker, Desiree Z. Welch and Maurice Endsley Jr..
- Leadership Styles and Sex of Coaches: What do Athletes Prefer? By Danielle N. Grenier and Susan E. Mason.
- Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Depictions of Women in Climbing Magazines by Brad Howard and Adam Cochran.
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