Soccer Diplomacy: International Relations and Football since 1914
Soccer Diplomacy: International Relations and Football since 1914
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Abstract
The book explores the nexus of the world’s most popular sport and diplomacy, as a tool of the nation-state–based diplomacy, as diplomacy of soccer as a non-state actor, and via the relationship between soccer and a variety of diplomatic actors in the subnational, national, and transnational context. Over the past century any number of states have sought to conduct diplomacy via soccer games, tournaments, and the sport’s governance structures, including the international governing body FIFA itself. FIFA’s tournaments, including its World Cup for men, youth players, or women, as well as regional tournaments provide numerous opportunities for diplomacy, from bidding for events to hosting them, and sending teams to tournaments to diplomatic reports about events, including how one’s country represented the state.
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Front Matter
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Introduction
Heather L. Dichter
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Playing on the Same Team: What International and Sport Historians Can Learn from Each Other
Sarah B. Snyder
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Creating Football Diplomacy in the French Third Republic, 1914–1939
Paul Dietschy
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Football, Diplomacy, and International Relations during Francoism, 1937–1975
Juan Antonio Simón
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“The Finest Ambassadors”: American–Icelandic Football Exchange, 1955–1956
George N. Kioussis
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“Because We Have Nothing”: The 1962 World Cup and Cold War Politics in Chile
Brenda Elsey
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“Football More Important Than Berlin”: East German Football versus NATO, 1960–1964
Heather L. Dichter
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Sheilas, Wogs, and Poofters in a War Zone: The “Socceroos” and the 1967 Friendly Nations Tournament in Vietnam
Erik Nielsen
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Entrenching Apartheid Football and Failed Sports Diplomacy: Recalcitrance, Reform, and Retreat, 1951–1977
Chris Bolsmann
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High Jack: Soccer and Sport Diplomacy in the Caribbean, 1961–2018
Roy McCree
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The World Cup Is Ours! The Myth of Brazilianness in Lula’s Diplomatic Rhetoric, 2007–2014
Euclides de Freitas Couto andAlan Castellano Valente
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Conclusion: “Good Kicking” Is Not Only “Good Politics” but Also “Good Diplomacy”
Peter J. Beck
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