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I denna helt unika antologi för barn i lågstadieåldern låter vi 60 dikter ur den glimrande svenska poesiskatten möta 15 nutida svenska illustratörer. Deras texter och bilder blir tillsammans en helt ny upplevelse som väcker nya tankar, initierar samtal och öppnar upp helt nya världar för såväl stora som små.

En nyskapande och spännande poesisamling utgiven av Svenska Akademien! 

Svensk poesi handlar ofta om naturen och i den här antologin följer vi årets växlingar från skolstarten till sommaren. Men dikter är ju ett universellt språk som kan lyfta precis allt mellan himmel och jord: fotboll, kärlek, rädsla, döden, livet, mat, en trasig tallrik, ett skeppsbrott och miljoner år.

Dikturvalet är gjort av Ann Boglind (f.d. lektor i svenskämnets didaktik vid Göteborgs universitet) och Anna Nordlund (docent i litteraturvetenskap och lektor i didaktik vid Uppsala universitet) och består av svenska dikter från 1600-talet och fram till idag. 

Medverkande poeter är: Emma Adbåge, Lisen Adbåge, Carl Jonas Love Almqvist, Bengt Cidden Andersson, Werner Aspenström, Kaj Beckman, Aase Berg, Bo Bergman Författare Erik Blomberg, Anna Rydstedt, Bruno K Öijer, Daniel Boyacioglu, Hjalmar Gullberg, Jila Mossaed, Mecka Lind, Nils Ferlin, Tomas Tranströmer, Anders Österling, Pär Lagerkvist, Tua Forsström, Ann Jäderlund, Barbro Lindgren, Brita af Geijerstam, Britt G Hallqvist, Elmer Diktonius, Gunnar Ekelöf, Harry Martinson, Ingrid Sjöstrand, Lennart Hellsing, Maria Wine, Mårten Melin, Siv Widerberg, Sonja Åkesson, Tage Danielsson, Karin Boye, Vilhelm Ekelund, Gustaf Fröding, Albert Teodor Gellerstedt, Verner von Heidenstam, Erik Axel Karlfeldt, Thekla Knös, Israel Kolmodin, Anna Maria Lenngren, Erik Lindorm, Harriet Löwenhjelm, Henry Parland, Gunnar Mascoll Silverstolpe, Edith Södergran. Henry Parland, August Strindberg

Medverkande illustratörer är: Emma Adbåge, Lisen Adbåge, Elisabet Ericson, Sofia Falkenhem, Lotta Geffenblad, Hanna Gustavsson, Per Gustavsson, Joanna Hellgren, Jenny Karlsson, Hanna Klinthage, Johanna Kristiansson, Sara Lundberg, Sven Nordqvist, Anna Sandler, Erik Svetoft

This book explores the contemporary dynamics of European football’s political economy, mapping the various market and regulatory forces that shape its current position and development.

Offering a conceptual framework for understanding political economy as applied to the study of football, this book presents in-depth case studies from Central and Eastern Europe – a region largely underexplored in the research literature – that enable the reader to gain a sense of the rich history and diversity of the economic and social contexts in which European football is shaped. The first part of this book sets out the market structure of football in Europe and considers how key trends of globalisation and hypercommercialisation have been addressed through attempts to incentivise and regulate the football market. It presents a theoretical framework for political economy in football and explores key issues including football and economic development; UEFA’s ‘Financial Fair Play’ regulations; sponsorship in football; and the socio-economic conditions of hooligan violence. The second part of the book looks more closely at Central and Eastern Europe. Presenting case studies of aspects of political economy in football in Romania, Poland, East Germany, Austria and Hungary (including development of the women’s game), this book shows how the economic development of European football has been uneven, not only subject to global trends but also dependent on local historical, political, economic and organisational conditions.

Opening up new perspectives on the complex interactions between states, sports organisations, markets and society, this book will be fascinating reading for anybody with an interest in football, the history, politics or business of sport, or political economy as a field of scholarly enquiry.

This book explores the contemporary dynamics of European football’s political economy, mapping the various market and regulatory forces that shape its current position and development.

Offering a conceptual framework for understanding political economy as applied to the study of football, this book presents in-depth case studies from Central and Eastern Europe – a region largely underexplored in the research literature – that enable the reader to gain a sense of the rich history and diversity of the economic and social contexts in which European football is shaped. The first part of this book sets out the market structure of football in Europe and considers how key trends of globalisation and hypercommercialisation have been addressed through attempts to incentivise and regulate the football market. It presents a theoretical framework for political economy in football and explores key issues including football and economic development; UEFA’s ‘Financial Fair Play’ regulations; sponsorship in football; and the socio-economic conditions of hooligan violence. The second part of the book looks more closely at Central and Eastern Europe. Presenting case studies of aspects of political economy in football in Romania, Poland, East Germany, Austria and Hungary (including development of the women’s game), this book shows how the economic development of European football has been uneven, not only subject to global trends but also dependent on local historical, political, economic and organisational conditions.

Opening up new perspectives on the complex interactions between states, sports organisations, markets and society, this book will be fascinating reading for anybody with an interest in football, the history, politics or business of sport, or political economy as a field of scholarly enquiry.