Chapter 1 Global Sport; Chapter 2 Global Sport Organizations; Chapter 3 Global Migration of Sports Labor; Chapter 4 The Global Sport Industry; Chapter 5 Global Sport and Global Mass Media; Chapter 6 Global Politics and Sport; Chapter 7 Global Sport;
George H. Sage is Professor Emeritus of Sociology and Kinesiology at the University of Northern Colorado. He has authored or co-authored 16 books. He was inducted into the National Association for Sport and Physical Education Hall of Fame in 2006.
“Sage has done it again. His systematic research into ‘sport
sociology’ is legion. With this book, he extends his mark by
providing one of the few comprehensive treatments of globalization
and sport. … Balanced in looking at worldwide coverage of sport
played worldwide. Highly recommended.”
—CHOICE
“At long last, George Sage has given us the first comprehensive
critical analysis of globalization and sport. From Nike to TV; from
the Olympics to the Internet; Sage systematically probes the
sources and consequences of global linkages and processes for
athletes, fans, sport organizations and nation states. This is a
must read for fans, critics, and scholars of sport.”
—Michael A. Messner, University of Southern California
“This book provides a much needed introduction to sport and
globalization. Sage clearly articulates the economic, political,
and cultural processes that shape global sport and, through his
careful documentation, is able to illustrate the complexities and
tensions of globalization processes.”
—Becky Beal, California State University-Eastbay
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