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Paradiso, Eugenio,
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Football, power, and politics in Argentina /
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Eugenio Paradiso.
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Critical research in football
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Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of Figures -- Glossary -- 1 Introduction -- Football for All -- Methodological Approaches and Considerations -- Access to Participants -- A Note on what this Book is not about -- Research Questions and Chapter Outlines -- Notes -- 2 Violence in Argentinian Football -- The River Experience -- Obtaining the Tickets -- Outside the Stadium -- A Night at the Monumental -- Violence and Aggression -- Definitions -- Civilization and Barbarism: On Race and Class -- Chants
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A Grounded and Emic Approach to Interpreting Fan Behaviour at Football Stadiums -- Cognitive Dissonance and Role Play -- Words Can Kill: The Case of Emanuel Balbo -- Spectators -- Supporters -- Fans -- Barras Bravas -- Aguante -- Notes -- 3 Corruption in Argentina -- Definitions and Approaches -- Corruption and Violence in Argentina: A Brief Background -- A Culture of Impunity -- Corruption in Football -- Notes -- 4 Anthropological Perspectives on Clientelism and Politics in Argentina and Beyond -- Definitions -- Clientelism in Argentina: A Brief Background -- Clientelism in Ancient Rome
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Clientelism in Anthropological Studies -- Clientelism in Football -- Notes -- 5 Morality in Argentinian Football -- Moral Relativism -- Moral Issues and Dilemmas -- Hinchadas Unidas Argentinas: The Stigmatization of Barras -- Moral Inconsistencies -- The Rival is the Enemy: Passion and Morality -- Notes -- 6 Conclusion -- Foreign Solutions -- On Change: Social and Cultural Impediments -- A New Paradigm -- Notes -- Appendix A: A Note on Methods -- Appendix B: On Subjectivities and the Validity of Research Findings -- References -- Index
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This book examines the interplay between football, politics, violence, passion, and morality in Argentina. Drawing on original ethnographic research, it considers the role of fans, club officials, politicians, and others in the spread and perpetuation of corruption and violence within football and in wider Argentinian society. Argentina's triumph in the 2022 World Cup brought millions onto the streets of Buenos Aires in celebration, but this book argues that beneath the veneer of sporting success lie networks of power and practices that have naturalized corruption and violence within Argentinian football and, by extension, in Argentinian society as a whole. It shows how the actions of club officials, politicians, barras (groups of organized, violent fans), and the police, which together represent a system of clientelism, exemplify in the world of football the system of organized chaos that habitually defines Argentinian politics. With the barras given licence to engage in violent behaviours linked not only to sporting passion but also to economic and political interests, this book argues that football, politics, and violence have become entangled in a web of social relations that illustrate Argentina's struggle to break the vicious cycle of corruption and impunity. Shining new light on the significance of sport in wider society and the centrality of football in one of the world's greatest footballing nations, this book is essential reading for anybody with an interest in the anthropology, sociology, politics, or history of sport, or in political science, corruption, or Latin American studies.
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Eugenio Paradiso works for North York Community House, an organization that assists newcomers to Toronto during their settlement process by providing information, resources, referrals, and education in matters related to immigration. He completed his PhD in Social Anthropology on the social, cultural, and political dimensions of violence in Argentinian football at Simon Fraser University, British Columbia, Canada.
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