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  • Creating a United Europe of Football

    The Formation of UEFA (1949–1961)

    Series series Social Sciences (R0)
    This book provides a historical study of the beginnings of the UEFA, demonstrating how the formation of the organisation was linked to the decentralisation experienced by FIFA, the world governing body of football. Vonnard examines why administrators created an association that transcended the barriers of the Cold War, and focused on the development of a network that promoted football outside the ... Read more

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  • Building Europe with the Ball

    Turning Points in the Europeanization of Football, 1905–1995

    Series Book 7 - Sport, History and Culture
    Since 1990, football history has become increasingly important within the field of sport science, yet few studies have centred on the Europeanization of the game from the interwar period onwards. This period saw the creation of a sovereign institution dedicated to European football, the establishment of specific rules about players’ transfers and contracts and, in particular, the development of ... Read more

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  • In America

    Tales from Trump Country

    As RTÉ's Washington correspondent, Caitríona Perry has earned a reputation as a reliable source of truth as the world tries to make sense of the maelstrom of shocking headlines emanating from Donald Trump's America. In her first book, she goes beyond the news reports and delves into the American heartland where she witnessed his rise at first hand, while others were blindsided by his victory. ... Read more

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    The Rise and Fall of the World Trade Center

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  • Beslan

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