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Defining a Subject: the rise and rise of the new PE?

Pages 155-169 | Published online: 06 Jul 2006

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Valeria Varea, Ana Riccetti & Marcela Siracusa. (2021) The Powerpuff Girls: making it as early career academics in physical education. Journal of Gender Studies 30:6, pages 687-698.
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Valeria Varea. (2019) On being a non-white academic in physical education and sport pedagogy. Sport, Education and Society 24:4, pages 325-337.
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Jennifer L. Walton-Fisette, Rod Philpot, Sharon Phillips, Sara B. Flory, Joanne Hill, Sue Sutherland & Michelle Flemons. (2018) Implicit and explicit pedagogical practices related to sociocultural issues and social justice in physical education teacher education programs. Physical Education and Sport Pedagogy 23:5, pages 497-509.
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Valeria Varea & Richard Tinning. (2016) Coming to know about the body in Human Movement Studies programmes. Sport, Education and Society 21:7, pages 1003-1017.
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Jo Harris & Gemma Leggett. (2015) Influences on the expression of health within physical education curricula in secondary schools in England and Wales. Sport, Education and Society 20:7, pages 908-923.
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Lesley Phillpots & Jonathan Grix. (2014) New governance and Physical Education and School Sport policy: A case study of School to Club Links. Physical Education and Sport Pedagogy 19:1, pages 76-96.
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Lesley Phillpots. (2013) An analysis of the policy process for physical education and school sport: the rise and demise of school sport partnerships. International Journal of Sport Policy and Politics 5:2, pages 193-211.
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John Evans. (2013) Physical Education as porn!. Physical Education and Sport Pedagogy 18:1, pages 75-89.
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Aine MacNamara, Dave Collins, Richard Bailey, Martin Toms, Paul Ford & Gemma Pearce. (2011) Promoting lifelong physical activity and high level performance: realising an achievable aim for physical education. Physical Education and Sport Pedagogy 16:3, pages 265-278.
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Anthony Chee Siong Leow. (2011) Policy-as-discourse and schools in the role of health promotion: the application of Bernstein's transmission context in policy analysis. Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education 32:3, pages 309-328.
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Karen Swabey & Dawn Penney. (2011) Using discursive strategies, playing policy games and shaping the future of physical education. Sport, Education and Society 16:1, pages 67-87.
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PeterJ. Hay & Doune Macdonald. (2010) Evidence for the social construction of ability in physical education. Sport, Education and Society 15:1, pages 1-18.
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Barrie Houlihan & Mick Green. (2006) The changing status of school sport and physical education: explaining policy change. Sport, Education and Society 11:1, pages 73-92.
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David Kirk . (2004) Framing quality physical education: the elite sport model or Sport Education?. Physical Education and Sport Pedagogy 9:2, pages 185-195.
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Stephen Thorpe. (2003) Crisis Discourse in Physical Education and the Laugh of Michel Foucault. Sport, Education and Society 8:2, pages 131-151.
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David Kirk. (1999) Physical Culture, Physical Education and Relational Analysis. Sport, Education and Society 4:1, pages 63-73.
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David Kirk. (1998) Educational Reform, Physical Culture and the Crisis of Legitimation in Physical Education. Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education 19:1, pages 101-112.
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John Evans & Brian Davies. (1997) Editorial introduction: Physical Education, sport and the curriculum. The Curriculum Journal 8:2, pages 185-197.
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Dawn Penney & Jo Harris. (1997) Extra‐curricular Physical Education: More of the Same for the More Able?. Sport, Education and Society 2:1, pages 41-54.
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John Evans & Dawn Penney. (1995) Physical Education, Restoration and the Politics of Sport. Curriculum Studies 3:2, pages 183-196.
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John Evans & Dawn Penney. (1995) The politics of pedagogy: making a National Curriculum Physical Education1 . Journal of Education Policy 10:1, pages 27-44.
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Brian Davies. (1994) Durkheim and the Sociology of Education in Britain. British Journal of Sociology of Education 15:1, pages 3-25.
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Chris Shilling. (1992) SCHOOLING AND THE PRODUCTION OF PHYSICAL CAPITAL. Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education 13:1, pages 1-19.
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