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Sport in Society
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Volume 14, 2011 - Issue 2: The politics of sport: community, mobility, identity
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The sports boycott against Rhodesia reconsidered

Charles Little London Metropolitan University, London, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 193-207 | Published online: 18 Feb 2011

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Carlos Pulleiro Méndez. (2020) National recognition and power relations between states and sub-state governments in international sport. International Journal of Sport Policy and Politics 12:2, pages 189-205.
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Andrew Novak. (2015) Rhodesia and the Olympic Games: representations of masculinity, war and Empire, 1965–1980. Sport in Society 18:7, pages 853-867.
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MatthewL. McDowell. (2013) Sports History: Outside of the Mainstream? A Response to Ward’s ‘Last Man Picked’. The International Journal of the History of Sport 30:1, pages 14-22.
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Andrew Novak. (2012) Sport and Racial Discrimination in Colonial Zimbabwe: A Reanalysis. The International Journal of the History of Sport 29:6, pages 850-867.
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Robert Muponde & Kizito Muchemwa. (2011) Dictatorships, disasters, and African soccer: reflections on a moment in Zimbabwean soccer. African Identities 9:3, pages 279-290.
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Matthew L. McDowell. (2017) Scottish Football and Colonial Zimbabwe: Sport, the Scottish Diaspora, and ‘White Africa’. Journal of Scottish Historical Studies 37:1, pages 73-99.
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