„… sports originated from popular movements developing in different social milieus.4 From its very beginning …” „… Committee. That sport became a mass movement owed much to workers' culture. Elements of this milieu had …” „… , cultural associations, and socialist People's Academies. Workers' sport in Denmark, however, failed to …”

„… church was against human avocation with their bodies and against physical exercise and sports. The …” „… and social figures of the church. Unfortunately, the Orthodox religion rarely refers to its pedagogic …” „… life, and the systematization of social welfare. He wrote 24 speeches with dogmatic content, non …”

„… works on the history of aviation or the centennial of powered flight"2. This celebration of the …” „… greater insight into the complex socio-political climate in which she, as a black, working-class woman …” „… scholars of sport history. This paper is also a response to Pisano's recent (2006) call for historians to …”

„… Soziale Arbeit und Sport als Profession und Disziplin„The social sciences are largely …” „… , formuliert von der International Federation of So­cial Workers, zeigt auf, dass die selbsternannte …” „… Arbeit?Sozialarbeitn Fürsorge-/Caritas /Diakonie­wiss.Sozialpädagogik, Sozialarbeit, SAW,n social work …”

„… sport participation and perceived social competence in youth. Journal of Adolescent Health, 66(3), S …” „… recreational living. Journal of Disability Policy Studies, 23(4), S. 245–256.Cowles, L. A. (2012). Social work …” „… of the psychological and social benefits of participation in sport for children and adolescents …”

„… understanding the sensory embodiment of sport is the work of Merleau-Ponty (1962/2001). Some of his central …” „… and one can find his work applied to activities as diverse as sports dance (cf. Purser 2017), golf (cf …” „… social order. Interestingly, the development of a sociological phenomenology of sport has been paralleled …”

„… insights from scholarship in sports communication, representing work in media and cultural studies …” „… , sport has often been ahead of other social institutions with respect to matters of justice and inclusion …” „… National Pastime. In: Journal of Sport & Social Issues 30, Issue 2, pp. 138–157. Butterworth, Michael L …”

„… Historical Social Research 43, H. 2. Fenske, Uta/Stieglitz, Olaf (2012): Sport treiben. In: Netzwerk Körper …” „… emotionalen Dimensionen des Praktizierens und Erlebens von Sport. Es geht darauf ein, wie Sportpraktiken die …” „… auf, wie sich historische Bewegungen im Sport insbesondere durch die Nutzung visueller Quellen …”

„… of Identification on BIRGing and CORFing Tendencies. In: Journal of Sport and Social Issues 14, H. 2 …” „… Resultat dieser „embodied experience of social force“ (Throop/Laughlin 2002, S. 41) kann ein langfristiges …” „… Auswirkungen auf die Emotionen der Gruppenmitglieder. Gerade im Sport gibt es bspw. sportartspezifische …”

„… Sports eröffnen, und behandelt ihre methodologischen Implikationen. Der Beitrag von Thomas Alkemeyer …” „… Sport-Wirklichkeiten. Zudem gilt die Aufmerksamkeit der Frage, wie sich in diesen Wirklichkeiten sport …” „… . Die Materialität einer Sport-Praktik lässt sich somit nicht losgelöst von dem Bedeutungsraum …”

„… Bereich des Sports ist das menschliche interkorporale Vermögen von herausragender Bedeutung, nicht nur zur …” „… die Körpersoziologie und die Kultursoziologie des Sports produziert, die Gegenstand dieses Textes sind …” „… , Intersubjektivität und körperlichem Verstehen, und ist daher auch besonders geeignet, soziale Phänomene im Sport zu …”

„… eigenen körperlichen Zustände und Prozesse selbst messen, vor allem im Bereich des Sports – genauer des …” „… , Schwimmen, Radfahren, Wandern, Gymnastik etc.) im Sinne von abgrenzbaren, als ‚Sport‘ sozial gerahmten …” „… , es wurden Geräte und Apps artefaktanalytisch untersucht und einschlägige Social Media-Plattformen …”

„… , football federations and clubs have now affirmed for decades their determination to fight racism and social …” „… nation-building. Yet, for most sports historians and sociologists, the number of studies required to draw robust …” „… popular leisure sport in France and Germany. It thus explores to what extent one may mention a crucial …”

„… the notion that estab­lished Swiss sport clubs should work as spaces of immigrants’ social integration …” „… – chkoller@hist.uzh.ch; Swiss Social Archives, Switzerland – koller@sozarch.uzh.ch.1 We should like to thank Professor …” „… agricultural labourers and building workers in Yugoslavia started.3 Many of them first were only permitted to …”

„… . History, sociology and the sociology of sport: the work of Norbert Elias.“ In Sport Histories …” „… development organisa­tion.“ Historical Social Research 31, Nr. 1 (2006): 55–68.Eisenberg, Christiane. „Sport …” „… protago­nists in modern sport. But despite their crucial significance for sport, historical scholar­ship has so …”

„… ChangeFootball, and indeed Sport itself, only truly matters when it tells a wider story and reveals deeper …” „… Sport in 1920, and was subsequently used in the 1950 World Cup and the 1964 European Nations …” „… players to project the game to a burgeoning mass urban audience.14 The sport was slower to evolve in …”

„… Schachbund (Greater German Chess Federation)IDO Institut für Deutsche Ostarbeit (German Eastern Work)KdF …” „… German Eastern Work (Institut für Deutsche Ostarbeit, IDO) in Krakow, thanks to intervention on the part …” „… were they the whole truth? Moreover, the works of the authors mentioned here also point to the fact …”

„… . & LeFevre, J. (1989). Optimal experience in work and leisure. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology …” „… . (1991). The role of social support in the life stress/injury relationship. Sport Psychologist, 5(2 …” „… , race, and sports status factors. Journal of Sport and Social Issues, 20, 33-44. O'Brien, R. M. (2007 …”