Abstract:
Football provides one of the world’s most dynamic and complex illustrations of globalization processes. This lecture explores the interrelationships of football and globalization, with particular reference to Korean football and the 2010 World Cup finals in South Africa. The discussion draws significantly upon my recently published book, co-authored with Roland Robertson, and entitled Globalization and Football (Sage, London, 2009).
A short bio:
Dr Richard Giulianotti is Professor of Sociology in the School of Applied Social Sciences at Durham University. He is the author of Football: A Sociology of the Global Game (Polity, 1999), Sport: A Critical Sociology (Polity, 2005), and Globalization and Football (Sage, 2009). His first book was published in Korean in 2004, and his second book is due to be published in Korean in 2011. He is the editor or co-editor of nine further books on sport, including Globalization and Sport (Wiley, 2007), Fear and Loathing in World Football (Berg, 2001), and Football, Violence and Social Identity (Routledge, 1994). He has interests in many themes and issues within football, including the globalization of the game, football mega-events, the expression of cultural and national identities through football, spectator violence, and the contribution of football to peace-making and social development. He is a long-standing football supporter, and has studied the game in many parts of the world.
발표자: Professor Richard Giulianotti (영국 더럼(Durham)대학교 사회과학부 교수)
일시: 2010년 6월 15일(화) 3시-5시
장소: 사회과학대학 교수대회의실 (16동 312호)
