Nicola R. Porro is Full Professor in Sociology at the University of Cassino and Southern Lazio, and former President of EASS (European Association for the Sociology of Sport), Italy.Stefano Martelli is Full Professor in the Sociology of Sport Communication at the Alma Mater Studiorum, University of Bologna, Italy.Alberto Testa is Full Professor in Applied Criminology at Ealing Law School, University of West London, UK.

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• 1. Introduction: sport and the citizens of a disenchanted Europe Part I: Sports Policies, Non-Profit and Social Issues 2. Migrants’ social integration through movement practices? 3. Sport and the ‘question’ of Islam in Europe 4. European sport systems and the voluntary sector: non-profit organisations race for sport development 5. Sport in jail: a sociological comparative perspective Part II: The Sport of Citizenship: An Incipient Europeanisation? 6. The Europeanisation of sport: sociology of a new European public action 7. The organisation of sport and sports policies in Germany 8. Sports organisations and policies in France 9. Sport and welfare in Britain 10. Welfare and sports policies in contemporary Italy 11. Physical activity and sport in Spain 12. Sport and welfare in central and eastern European countries 13. In the homeland of sport for all: the Scandinavian countries 14. Conclusion: established models of European sport revisited from a socio-politological approach

Nicola R. Porro is Full Professor in Sociology at the University of Cassino and Southern Lazio, and former President of EASS (European Association for the Sociology of Sport), Italy.Stefano Martelli is Full Professor in the Sociology of Sport Communication at the Alma Mater Studiorum, University of Bologna, Italy.Alberto Testa is Full Professor in Applied Criminology at Ealing Law School, University of West London, UK.

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• 1. Introduction: sport and the citizens of a disenchanted Europe Part I: Sports Policies, Non-Profit and Social Issues 2. Migrants’ social integration through movement practices? 3. Sport and the ‘question’ of Islam in Europe 4. European sport systems and the voluntary sector: non-profit organisations race for sport development 5. Sport in jail: a sociological comparative perspective Part II: The Sport of Citizenship: An Incipient Europeanisation? 6. The Europeanisation of sport: sociology of a new European public action 7. The organisation of sport and sports policies in Germany 8. Sports organisations and policies in France 9. Sport and welfare in Britain 10. Welfare and sports policies in contemporary Italy 11. Physical activity and sport in Spain 12. Sport and welfare in central and eastern European countries 13. In the homeland of sport for all: the Scandinavian countries 14. Conclusion: established models of European sport revisited from a socio-politological approach

Nicola R. Porro is Full Professor in Sociology at the University of Cassino and Southern Lazio, and former President of EASS (European Association for the Sociology of Sport), Italy.Stefano Martelli is Full Professor in the Sociology of Sport Communication at the Alma Mater Studiorum, University of Bologna, Italy.Alberto Testa is Full Professor in Applied Criminology at Ealing Law School, University of West London, UK.

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• 1. Introduction: sport and the citizens of a disenchanted Europe Part I: Sports Policies, Non-Profit and Social Issues 2. Migrants’ social integration through movement practices? 3. Sport and the ‘question’ of Islam in Europe 4. European sport systems and the voluntary sector: non-profit organisations race for sport development 5. Sport in jail: a sociological comparative perspective Part II: The Sport of Citizenship: An Incipient Europeanisation? 6. The Europeanisation of sport: sociology of a new European public action 7. The organisation of sport and sports policies in Germany 8. Sports organisations and policies in France 9. Sport and welfare in Britain 10. Welfare and sports policies in contemporary Italy 11. Physical activity and sport in Spain 12. Sport and welfare in central and eastern European countries 13. In the homeland of sport for all: the Scandinavian countries 14. Conclusion: established models of European sport revisited from a socio-politological approach