Joe Kennedy is from the north-east of England and teaches English and Cultural Studies on the University of Gothenburg's programme at the University of Sussex. His academic work focuses on the postwar continuations and mutations of modernism in Britain, and on critical theory. He writes on literature, music, visual art, sport and politics for a wide range of publications.
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rarely gets."
"A rich exploration of football in its broadest sense - not as
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"A successful attempt to think through the nature of football’s
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opposites."
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