Football, fandom and collective memory : global perspectives /

Table of Contents: “…-- The evolution of Ukrainian football ultras in the context of war: Tribune of heroes -- The political and war symbology in the universe of the supporters: A reading of the appropriations of the figure of Che Guevara between organized supporters in Brazil -- An example of patriotism within a subcultural group: Bad blue boys Zagreb -- The rejection of individuals as heroes in football supporters' groups: Difficult heroism in Mexico -- Hero formation and the myth of Australian national identity in Australian football -- From collective memory to collective identity: A case study of FC Bayern Munich -- On the ambivalences of fandom's collective memory: Communist officer and the hero of the anti-communist terraces -- Cuauhtémoc Blanco: Hero and antihero, and his personification of contradictions in Mexican society -- Collective memory and charismatic affect: The cult of Maradona among Argentinean and Neapolitan football supporters -- Deconstructing the socio-political, ethnic, and racial dimensions of Zimbabwe's dream team (1992 -- 1995): 'Ndivo vakomana vekwedu vanotamba kufanana neshumba' -- Claiming, space and identity: Analysing tractor football club's catalyst role in the publicization of ethnic and ecological claims -- Between a historical moment and the brand of a football fan group: The Republic of Ploiești -- History, collective memory, and social representations associated to Futebol Clube do Porto: The "nation" and its hero -- Folk tale patterns and memory-building processes in Swedish football: Transfer me a hero -- Fandom identity, collective memory and blank spots in knowledge: Conclusions and the book's contribution to further research agenda.…”
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Market research methods in the sports industry / by Šerić, Neven, Ljubica, Jasenko

Table of Contents: “…The Michigan Wolverines; 3.2.3.2. FC Bayern Munich.…”
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