目次

1. Introduction (Gyozo Molnar & Laura Purdy)  2. Ethnography in sport-related research: influences, continuities, possibilities (Carrie Dunn & John Hughson)  Part 1: Ethnography: methodological and theoretical considerations  3. Finding the Field: Ethnographic Research in Exercise Settings (Pirkko Markula)  4. Ethnography as a sensual way of being: Methodological and representational challenges (Andrew C. Sparkes)  5. Ethnographic creative non-fiction: Exploring the what’s, why’s and how’s (Brett Smith & Kerry R. McGannon & Toni L. Williams)  Part 2: Case Studies 6. Women’s lived experiences of health and ageing in physical activity (Meridith Griffin & Cassandra Phoenix)  7. Suffering and the Loneliness of the Fell Runner: An Ethnographic Foray (Michael Atkinson)  8. The boxer in the mirror: The ethnographic-self as a resource while conducting insider research among professional boxers (Alex Stewart)  9. Considering micropolitical (under)‘currents’: Reflections on fieldwork within an elite men’s rowing programme (Laura Purdy)  10. Reflecting on the ‘perils of ethnography’: A case study of football fan rivalry in Birmingham (Adam Benkwitz)  11. The legitimacy of ethnographic filming: Literary thoughts and practical realities (C. Edwards & R. L. Jones)  12. Traversing ontological dispositions: The intersection between remote Indigenous communities and elite urban-based men’s football organisation (Tim Butcher, Chris Hallinan & Barry Judd)  Part 3: Future considerations and directions  13. Walking the streets: The flâneur and the sociology of sport (Alan Bairner)  14. The marginal place of ethnographic research in sport management (John Harris)