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Category: <span>Sports</span>

Category: Sports

Communities, Dialogue, Evidence, Policy, Sport for justice and equality, Sports

Sports Observations 1: Girls Football, Community and Empowerment in London

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Ellen Jackson and Grant Jarvie   Girls United, Community and Empowerment is a synopsis of one of two Academy of Sport reports that considers how community focused organisations in London use football to empower girls and… Continue Reading Sports Observations 1: Girls Football, Community and Empowerment in London

Communities, Dialogue, Influence, Policy, Sports, Uncategorised

Edinburgh Futures, Football and the City

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By Grant Jarvie, Paul Widdop, Jake Barrett, Danny Bisland and Jen Malone Football is a hugely important part of Edinburgh’s social fabric and its potential for building connections between people at home and abroad has still to… Continue Reading Edinburgh Futures, Football and the City

Dialogue, Evidence, Global Access, Politics, Sports

2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup –

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By Grant Jarvie University of Edinburgh Sone Key Facts • 9th Women’s Football World Cup.• 8 teams qualifying for the first time. • 32 team format for the first time. • More than 1.3 million tickets… Continue Reading 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup –

Communities, Dialogue, Policy, Sports, Uncategorised

All Part of the Masterplan: Manchester City and its Consumable Past

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By Dr Paul Widdop University of Manchester  At times like these it is worth checking the calendar. It has been quite a season for Manchester City, ending as English Premier League Champions on home soil, at… Continue Reading All Part of the Masterplan: Manchester City and its Consumable Past

Dialogue, Diplomacy, Influence, Soft Power, Sports

eSports Diplomacy: From Threat To Opportunity

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By Dr Stuart Murray and Dr James Birt  Bond University – Australia  Have you heard about the big sports competition taking place in Melbourne, culminating in the final on Sunday evening? No, we’re not talking about… Continue Reading eSports Diplomacy: From Threat To Opportunity

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