Hegemony and Sport Digital Resources | Sport & Society Research Network

Chapter 1: The Concept of Hegemony

Videos:

Reawyn Connell, "Masculinities"
Tom Nicolas, “Hegemony: WTF? An introduction to Gramsci and cultural hegemony”
“What is hegemony?,” University Quick Course
Brian Gearity, “Introduction to Michel Foucault Power, Knowledge, and the Self”

Chapter 2: Hegemonic masculinity and team sports

Blog posts:

Eszter Tárnai, “Equality in sport?”
Joanna Harper, “Right to compete: Transgender women”
Case Study: Why Are Women Reluctant to Run? – Experiences of parkrun, Women in Sport
“Women in Sport are Changing the Game,” Un Women
Nasa Yammine, “The Vicious Cycle of Toxic Masculinity in Varsity Sports”
Chris Roberts, “Men, Sports, and the Culture of Masculinity”
Brendon Kleen, “American Sports Perpetuate ‘A Certain Type Of Manhood’ - Here’s Why It Persists”

Videos:

“Meet Khadija Timera, a lawyer and boxer from Senegal,” Un Women
“Detoxifying masculinity in sport,” Global Sport Matters
Stacy Sims, “Women are Not Small Men: a paradigm shift in the science of nutrition”

Podcasts:

"Daughters and Dads: Empowering Change," Women in Sport

Chapter 3: Sport Governance and the Hegemony of WADA

Blog posts:

Webster Chakawata, “The centrality of the UEFA in the light of an EU Sport Diplomacy”
John Dubber and John Warne, “Playing the Game: The soft power of sport”
Sally Bergeson, “Birds Eye View: Rule 40 Explained”
Mary Harvey, “Why activist athletes are needed today more than ever”

Videos:

"Interview with Gwen Barry on Olympic Protest Ban"
The New Yorker, “The History of Black Protest in Sport”