The Theatre of National Identity in Modern Sport

Sport, Ethics and Philosophy 14 (3):377-390 (2020)
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The oil-rich nation-states of the Arabian Peninsula are investing large sums in the development of an international sports industry for the region. In an effort to field its own national sports tea...

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