David Hassan is one of the leading researchers in the field of sports scholarship having published books on identity politics, sport in the Middle East and the history of world motorsport. He is Editor of Foundations in Sport Management, a Routledge series examining this expanding academic field, and Academic Editor of the journal Sport in Society. In total he has published seven book titles and has over 120 academic outputs in a research career spanning fifteen years.

• 1. Introduction David Hassan 2. Institutional racism, whiteness and the under-representation of minorities in leadership positions in football in Europe Steven Bradbury 3. ‘El Clasico’ and the demise of tradition in Spanish club football: perspectives on shifting patterns of cultural identity Jim O’Brien 4. Geographical typology of European football rivalries Seweryn Dmowski 5. A team like no ‘Other’: the racialized position of Insaka FC in Irish schoolboy football Max Mauro 6. Can’t play here: the decline of pick-up soccer and social capital in the USA Joseph M. Ellis and Hemant Sharma 7. National bonding and meanings given to race and ethnicity: watching the football World Cup on Dutch TV Jacco van Sterkenburg 8. ‘The successes and challenges of hosting the 2010 FIFAWorld Cup’: the case of Cape Town, South Africa Dean Allen 9. The ‘silent’ Irish – football, migrants and the pursuit of integration David Hassan and Ken McCue

David Hassan is one of the leading researchers in the field of sports scholarship having published books on identity politics, sport in the Middle East and the history of world motorsport. He is Editor of Foundations in Sport Management, a Routledge series examining this expanding academic field, and Academic Editor of the journal Sport in Society. In total he has published seven book titles and has over 120 academic outputs in a research career spanning fifteen years.

• 1. Introduction David Hassan 2. Institutional racism, whiteness and the under-representation of minorities in leadership positions in football in Europe Steven Bradbury 3. ‘El Clasico’ and the demise of tradition in Spanish club football: perspectives on shifting patterns of cultural identity Jim O’Brien 4. Geographical typology of European football rivalries Seweryn Dmowski 5. A team like no ‘Other’: the racialized position of Insaka FC in Irish schoolboy football Max Mauro 6. Can’t play here: the decline of pick-up soccer and social capital in the USA Joseph M. Ellis and Hemant Sharma 7. National bonding and meanings given to race and ethnicity: watching the football World Cup on Dutch TV Jacco van Sterkenburg 8. ‘The successes and challenges of hosting the 2010 FIFAWorld Cup’: the case of Cape Town, South Africa Dean Allen 9. The ‘silent’ Irish – football, migrants and the pursuit of integration David Hassan and Ken McCue

David Hassan is one of the leading researchers in the field of sports scholarship having published books on identity politics, sport in the Middle East and the history of world motorsport. He is Editor of Foundations in Sport Management, a Routledge series examining this expanding academic field, and Academic Editor of the journal Sport in Society. In total he has published seven book titles and has over 120 academic outputs in a research career spanning fifteen years.

• 1. Introduction David Hassan 2. Institutional racism, whiteness and the under-representation of minorities in leadership positions in football in Europe Steven Bradbury 3. ‘El Clasico’ and the demise of tradition in Spanish club football: perspectives on shifting patterns of cultural identity Jim O’Brien 4. Geographical typology of European football rivalries Seweryn Dmowski 5. A team like no ‘Other’: the racialized position of Insaka FC in Irish schoolboy football Max Mauro 6. Can’t play here: the decline of pick-up soccer and social capital in the USA Joseph M. Ellis and Hemant Sharma 7. National bonding and meanings given to race and ethnicity: watching the football World Cup on Dutch TV Jacco van Sterkenburg 8. ‘The successes and challenges of hosting the 2010 FIFAWorld Cup’: the case of Cape Town, South Africa Dean Allen 9. The ‘silent’ Irish – football, migrants and the pursuit of integration David Hassan and Ken McCue