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Theory, Methods, and Key Themes in Sports History Introduction: The Field of Sports History Around the World - John Nauright and S.W. Pope  Chapter 1: Theory - Douglas Booth  Chapter 2: Sources - Gary Osmond and Murray PhillipsChapter 3: The City - Gerald Gems  Chapter 4: Borderlands - Colin Howell and Daryl Leeworthy  Chapter 5: Marxism - Ian Ritchie  Chapter 6: Sociology - Louise Mansfield & Dominic Malcolm  Chapter 7: Origins - Donald Kyle  Chapter 8: Gender - Susan Bandy  Chapter 9: Race - John Nauright and David Wiggins  Chapter 10: Bodies - Henning Eichberg  Chapter 11: Science and Technology - Verner Møller   Chapter 12: Entrepreneurship - Dilwyn Porter  Chapter 13: Religion - William Baker  Chapter 14: Imperialism - S.W. Pope In 22-04-09  Chapter 15: International Relations - Barbara Keys   Chapter 16: Nationalism - Matti Goksøyr  Sports History Around the World  Chapter 17: Africa (Sub-Saharan) - John Nauright  Chapter 18: Australia - Daryl Adair  Chapter 19: Belgium and the Netherlands - Ruud Stokvis  Chapter 20: Canada - Amanda Schweinbenz  Chapter 21: The Caribbean - Alan Cobley  Chapter 22: China - Fan Hong - Chapter 23: Central and Eastern Europe  Marek Waic, Stefan Zwick & Tomas Pavlin  Chapter 24: France - Thierry Terret  Chapter 25: Germany Arnd Krüger  Chapter 26: Great Britain - Martin Johnes  Chapter 27: Ireland - David Hassan & Philip O’Kane  Chapter 28: Japan - Richard Light  Chapter 29: Middle East and North Africa - Mahfoud Amara  Chapter 30: Mexico and Central America - Richard McGehee  Chapter 31: New Zealand (Aotearoa) - Malcolm MacLean  Chapter 32: Nordic Countries - Niels Kayser Nielson  Chapter 33: Russia/Soviet Union - Jim Riordan  Chapter 34: South America - Cesar Torres  Chapter 35: South Asia - Chris Valiotis  Chapter 36: South East Asia- Charles Little  Chapter 37: The United States of America - Mark Dyreson