International Sport: a Bibliography, 1995-1999: Index to Sports History Journals, Conference Proceedings and Essay Collections (Sports Reference Library)

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INTERNATIONAL SPORT: A BIBLIOGRAPHY, 19951999

International Sport: A Bibliography, 19951999

including Index to Sports History Journals, Conference Proceedings and Essay Collections

Richard William Cox

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Contents

Editorial viii

Acknowledgements xi

Classified Bibliography 1

Index to Current Contents 190

Author Index 236

Editorial

This bibliography bridges the gap between the last Annual International Bibliography of Publications on the History of Sport and Physical Education 1995/96 published in The International Journal of the History of Sport (14, 3 December 1997) and the beginning of the new annual listing published as a separate issue to The International Journal of the History of Sport (2002).

The vast increase in the literature published on the history of sport and the broadening remit of the annual listing to include popular as well as academic histories of sport has necessitated a separate issue.

It is also interesting to note that the annual number of publications has increased from around 250 to 1,000 a year over the last decade. This is due in part to the fact that during the late 1980s and 90s, many clubs, leagues and governing bodies of sport have celebrated their centenaries and produced histories to mark this occasion and commemorate their achievements. It is also the result of the growing popularity and realization of the importance and significance of sports history research within academe. Although the number of sports history courses taught within Sports Studies/Physical Education departments has declined in the UK, it has mushroomed in departments of history, at undergraduate and post-graduate level, facilitated in part, by the introduction of modular degrees in just about every institution of higher education. Also, the number of students in higher education is almost double what it was a decade ago and this must have had some impact and no doubt explains the growing number of higher degree students pursuing sports history research. A number of recent publications also illustrate the growing interest in sports history within local history societies, etc. The increased profile of sport within the wider community has spurred an increased number of sport journalists, interest groups such as the Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians and the growth of documentaries and quizzes and on the radio and television.

The explosion of sports history literature in recent years has made it increasingly difficult to keep abreast of what is published, especially in non-mainstream sports history journals, multi-disciplinary conferences, minor club histories privately published, etc. Because of where I am geographically based it is obviously easier to keep abreast of publications emanating from the UK and this is why at this point in time, the coverage is more comprehensive for Britain than anywhere else in the world. While every effort will be made to rectify this bias in future editions, via means outlined below, and the employment of editorial support, it is doubtful that I will ever be able to document the literature in certain other parts of the world to anything like the same degree. Although I have included a selection of publications on sport in the ancient civilizations, I do not attempt to duplicate the excellent work of Wolfgang Decker whos annual bibliography in Nikephoros provides an invaluable source of literature on the subject in its wider perspective and the same in respect of Baseball and the annual listing of its

literature in Baseball Research. To date, the only non-English language publications included are very limited. I am sadly lacking in linguistic skills to extend searches to foreign language publications in any comprehensive way on my own. Following the lack of any response to my request in the IJHS two years ago (The Future of Sports History Bibliography, Intemational Journal of the History of Sport, Vol. 11, No. 2 (August 1994, pp.3267), another way of trying to encourage collaborative effort in order to achieve a higher degree of comprehensive coverage of the worlds literature has been to mount the annual bibliography on the World Wide Web and to provide a submission form encouraging authors, publishers and information workers to post details of additional items for inclusion. Contributions are also encouraged via more conventional channels of communication (fax, letter, etc.) if preferred.

As one might expect, some publications do not come to light or accessible to the compiler until some time after their date of publication and some publications do not actually appear until some time after the date given in the publishers promotional literature or national bibliographies. The demand to publish the listing as soon as possible, on the other hand, means that it is not acceptable to wait until one is confident that just about everything has been identified before going to print. This is why several earlier publications might appear in subsequent annual listings.

The bibliography includes books, periodical articles, chapters, conference papers and theses. Length and level of scholarship are no longer considerations in what is included or left out (as they were in the annual bibliography published in the International Journal of History of Sport).

In terms of structuring the bibliography I have stuck to a very simple format although the intention is to develop this in future editions, especially as the range of topics grows in volume. The literature is divided primarily by continent and then by country with sections in each country for reference works, sports in general, histories of individual sports in those countries, regional studies, and then collective and individual biography. Sub-divisions are included only where a significant volume of items have been included (e.g. Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Great Britain, USA, etc.). In medium size sections the order is alphabetical by sport. In sections containing only a few references, no subject divisions have been made, references are simply included in alphabetical order of the author. References I have not managed to translate or classify because their titles gave no clues to their content I have included in a Miscellaneous section at the end. I welcome comments on the structure for further development. It is admitted that some publications may have been misplaced because the detailed contents were not known to the compiler. For this reason, the user is advised to check other sections, especially the more general sections for items of potential interest. A book on the history of baseball would be placed in the world-wide or inter-continental section, unless the title indicated it had a unique bias such as the NBA, but of course, the title often fails to indicate the exact scope of the book.

I have continued to include only basic bibliographical detail. I appreciate that this is not ideal, but it does have the advantage of providing a common denominator for all of the entries, one based on the most basic of sources of information on which I rely. It also helps reduce space and keep the cost of the published product down. Fortunately, advances in information technology, in recent years, have made it easier to get that additional information if required via the many public on-line library catalogues

accessible over the Internet for those requiring more information about an individual entry. The plans for the future are to cumulate all the entries from the many different compilations I have compiled into a single, easily searchable computer based database to provide a global one-stop shop for the sports historian. It is hoped to publish this both in CD-ROM format and to mount an on-line version on the World Wide Web. This will have the distinct advantage over a hard copy of being searchable on a number of fields using key words with Boolean operations, etc.

Unfortunately, it was not until the latter stages of preparing the manuscript that I became aware of some significant errors. These related to order and duplication. A problem when relying on some library catalogues, publishers catalogues, lists of new publications printed in journals and magazines, newsletters and notes from friends is that the bibliographical detail is not consistent, sometimes limited and not necessarily indicative of content. Hence a book entitled the history of golf published in New York might only cover developments in the United States but if this fact is not known, it will have been entered into the World-Wide Golf section. Likewise a biography of a famous international athlete might discuss developments at several of the clubs they belonged to in their home country and abroad. However, it will only have one location, which will be based upon their nationality at the height of their fame. One is therefore advised to consult all the possible sources one might think of. A limited amount of cross-referencing has been included where possible but this does not extend to such issues as ethnicity, gender, etc. for which there are large numbers of entries scattered throughout the volume.

At the stage these were discovered, it was too late to reprocess them through the numbering program and so I decided to simply denote where duplications were identified that the entry had been withdrawn. The few that were out of order unfortunately remain so and so the user checking a particular section for a particular author may have to be a little flexible and search a few references ether side of where it should be before deciding that it must be missing. The blame lies entirely with the compiler although it is important to appreciate that several of the resources on which I relied for information were lacking in bibliographic detail. My philosophy for a current awareness publication was to focus on coverage (i.e. make it as comprehensive as possible) and currency (make it available as soon as possible) even if this meant going to print without all the details that users would like to have included. Those wishing to complete the missing detail can relatively easily track it down using the most appropriate on-line OPACs. It would have been wasteful of my time to spend the extra 80% of effort tracking down the detail at the expense of comprehensive coverage

I am also sufficiently modest to realize that there will be omissions. Whilst I unreservedly apologize for these, I am still not exactly sure where they may have been made. I believe that coverage has increased year on year and so it is more comprehensive for 1999 than 1995. The compiler welcomes details of omissions and mistakes and will publish them as corrigenda and addenda in the annual listings. Similarly, authors and publishers are invited to e-mail to me the detail of works they wish to see included, especially local and small print publications, publications emanating from outside the UK, articles published in non-mainstream journals and anthologies, etc.

Acknowledgements

I would like to single out the ongoing support of John Jenkins who for the last ten years has been a constant source of information, voluntarily plying me with new references and patiently reading through what I have listed to iron out mistakes. I am also grateful to Arthur Cunningham of British Library Publishing, Gretchen Ghent (Librarian Emeritus, University of Calgary), Andrew Huxtable of the National Union of Track and Field Statisticians, Ron Smith (Penn State University) and Jack Williams (Liverpool John Moores University) who have helped in various ways to make this listing much more complete and thorough than it would otherwise have been.

Classified Bibliography

WORLDWIDE REFERENCE WORKS

ENCYCLOPEDIAS, DICTIONARIES, CHRONOLOGIES, STATISTICAL COMPILATIONS (see also 413, 41921, 468, 508, 509,

635, 646, 647, 741, 980, 1272, 1283, 1330, 2520, 2748, 2833, 3247)

1 Bennet, J., Statistics in Sport (New York: Oxford University Press, 1998). 2 Brown, G., 2000 ESPN Sports Almanac (London: Turnaround, 1999), 960pp. 3 Cox, G. (ed.), The Dictionary of Sports: The Complete Guide to the Vocabulary of the Worlds

Leading Sports (London: Carlton Books, 1999), 400pp. 4 Drinkwater, B. (ed.), Women in Sport (Olympic Encyclopaedia of Sports Medicine, vol. 8)

(London: Blackwell Science, 1999), 608pp. 5 Echlin, G., Sacred Records: Perspectives on the Records that have Shaped Sports History

(Lenexa, KS: Addax Publishing Group, 1999). 6 Levinson, D. and Christensen, K. (eds.), Encyclopedia of World Sport: From Ancient Times to

the Present (Oxford: ABC Clio, 1996), 1317pp. 7 Matthews, P. and Morrison, I., The Guinness Encyclopaedia of Sports Records and Results (4th

edition) (Enfield: Guinness Superlatives, 1995), 415pp. 8 Milledge, A., Fascinating Facts (London: Funfax, 1999), 32pp. 9 Young, M., Guinness Book of Sports Records (Stamford, CT: Guinness Media, 1998).

BIBLIOGRAPHY (see also 469, 645, 820, 845, 860, 981, 982, 1338, 1475, 1558, 18637, 2050, 2326)

10 Cox, R.W., Annual International Bibliography of Publications on the History of Sport, 199394, International Journal of the History of Sport, 13, 2 (August 1996), 13245.

11 Cox, R.W., Annual Bibliography of Publications on the History of Sport, 199495, International Journal of the History of Sport, 13, 3 (December 1996), 37396.

12 Cox, R.W., Progress with the British Sports History Bibliography Project: An Update, The Sports Historian, 17, 1 (May 1997), 10911.

13 Cox, R.W., Index to Sports History Journals, Conference Proceedings and Essay Collections 1995/96, The Sports Historian, 17, 2 (November 1997), 80128.

14 Cox, R.W., Index to Sports History Journals, Conference Proceedings and Collections of Essays 1998, The Sports Historian, 18, 2 (1998), 15668.

15 Cox, R.W., Index to Individual Sporting Journals, Conferences and Collections of Essays 1998, The Sports Historian, 19, 2 (November 1999), 11227.

16 Krger, A. and Wieser, L., German Language Sport Historiography of the 1980s: Part 1, International Journal of the History of Sport, 14, 1 (April 1997), 13867.

17 Krger, A. and Weiser, L., German Language Sports Historiography of the 1980s: Part 2, International Journal of the History of Sport, 14, 2 (August 1997), 12262.

18 Salter, M.A., Renson, R. and Pfister, G., Selected Bibliography of Traditional Games and Leisure Time Activities, Journal of Comparative Physical Education and Sport, XIX, 2 (1997), 969.

ARCHIVES AND MUSEUMS (see also 158, 960, 1870, 2285, 2562, 2773)

19 Danilov, V.J., Hall of Fame Museums: A Reference Guide (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1997), 275pp.

20 Cahill, J.J., The Babe Ruth Museum and Birthplace, Journal of Sport History, 24, 2 (Summer 1997), 2035.

21 Crawford, S.A.G.M., Mystic Seaport Museum, Journal of Sport History, 24, 1 (Spring 1997), 846.

22 Crawford, S.A.G.M., The Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum, Journal of Sport History, 25, 1 (Spring 1998), 1602.

23 Crawford, S.A.G.M., The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame, Journal of Sport History, 25, 1 (Spring 1998), 16367.

24 Fdration Internationale de Football Association, F.I.F.A. Museum Collection: 1000 Years of Football (New York: Edition Q, 1996), 298pp.

25 Grosshandler, S., Sport Stars in the Hall of Fame, The Baseball Research Journal, 27 (1998), 601.

26 Jun, W., My Humble Opinion on Physical Culture and Museums, in Proceedings of the 3rd International ISHPES Seminar on Sports History, Shunde, Guangdong, China, 1622 September 1996.

27 Kidd, B., The Making of a Hockey Artifact: A Review of the Hall of Fame, Journal of Sport History, 23, 3 (Fall 1996), 32734.

28 Larkin, M., The Mitchell Library Scores from Downtown: Basketball Records, Australian Society for Sports History Bulletin, 26 (June 1997), 12.

29 Linkugel, W.A., They Tasted Glory: Among the Missing at the Baseball Hall of Fame (London: McFarland, 1998), 248pp.

30 Manacorda, A., Diana e le muse. Sport e cultura sono iseparabili, Paper presented at the First European Seminar of Sports History, Rome, (Fall 1996)29 November3 December 1996.

31 Nathan, D.A., The International Boxing Hall of Fame Museum, Journal of Sport History, 25, 1 (Spring 1998), 1579.

32 Paton, G., The National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame, Journal of Sport History, 24, 1 (Spring 1997), 879.

33 Pope, S.W., Sports Films and Halls of Fame: An Editorial Introduction, Journal of Sport History, 23, 3 (Fall 1996), 30912.

34 Sachare, A., The Basketball Hall of Fames Hoop Facts and Figures (Chichester: J.Wiley, 1998), 256pp.

35 Siegman, J., Jewish Sporting Legends: The International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame (2nd edition) (Washington: Brasseys, 1997), 222pp.

36 Spencer, N.E., International Tennis Hall of Fame, Journal of Sport History, 23, 3 (Fall 1996), 3357.

39 Stevens, T., Past Forward, Leisure Management, 17, 9 (September 1997), 1214.

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40 Sydnor, S., Rings: Five Passions in World Art High Museum of Art, Journal of Sport History, 24, 1 (Spring 1997), 746.

41 Vamplew, W., Artefacts, Archives and Analysis, Sports, Museums and Sports Historians, Paper presented at the First European Seminar of Sports History, Rome, 29 November3 December 1996.

42 Vamplew, W., Facts and Artefacts: Sports Historians and Sports Museums, Journal of Sport History, 25, 2 (Summer 1998), 26882.

43 Wise, S., The International Motor Sports Hall of Fame, Journal of Sports History, 26, 2 (Fall 1999), 3979.

HISTORICAL SOURCES

44 Cox, R.W., The British Society of Sports History World Wide Web Bulletin Board and Information Gateway, International Journal of the History of Sport, 14, 1 (April 1997), 2069.

45 Dabscheck, B., Film Review Hoops Dream, Australian Society for Sports History Bulletin, 25 (January 1997), 4748.

46 Siekmann, R.C.R. and Janwillem, S., Basic Documents of International Sports Organizations (London: Kluwer Law International, 1998), 626pp.

HISTORIOGRAPHY AND RESEARCH METHOD (see also 287, 1629)

47 Adair, D., Writing Sports History for Non-specialists: A Reply to the Review Symposium on Adair and Vamplews Sport in Australian History and the State of Australian Sports History, Sporting Traditions, 14, 1 (November 1997), 11134.

48 Adelman, M.L., American Sport History as Seen through the Lens of Stephen Hardy, NASSH Proceedings (1996), pp.734.

49 Andrews, D.L., Dead or Alive?: Sport History in Late Capitalist Moment, Sporting Traditions, 15, 1 (November 1999), 7384.

50 Arbena, J.L., History of Latin American Sports: The End Before the Beginning?, Sporting Traditions, 15, 1 (November 1999), 2332.

51 Arnaud, P., La Mthode des modles et lhistoire des exercices physiques, in G.Pfister, T. Niewerth and G.Steins (eds.), Games of the World between Tradition and Modernity (Proceedings of the 2nd ISHPES Congress, vol. 1, Berlin, 1993) (St Augustin: Academia, 1996), pp.13346.

52 Bale, J. and Philo, P. (eds.), Body Cultures; Essays on Sport, Space and Identity by Henning Eichberg (London: Routledge, 1997).

53 Beamish, R., Playing With Words. Notes on Adornos Use of Language in his Essay Freizeit, in A.Gounot, T.Niewerth and G.Pfister (eds.), The World Games Political, Social and Educational Aspects (Proceedings of the 2nd ISHPES Congress, vol. II, Berlin, 1993) (St Augustin: Academia, 1996), pp.21521.

54 Booth, D., Lost Without Facts. A Reply to William Morgan, Sporting Traditions, 12, 2 (May 1996), 1258.

55 Booth, D. and Jutel, A., Why The End of Sports History?, Sporting Traditions, 15, 1 (November 1999), 12.

56 Booth, D. and Loy, J., Sport, Status and Style, Sports History Review, 30, 1 (May 1999), 126. 57 Brunamontini, G., Genesi, costume e letteratura dei giochi di interesse, Paper presented at the

First European Seminar of Sports History, Rome, 29 November3 December 1996.

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58 Bui-Xuan, G. and Gleyse, J., Classification des jeux et des sports, in G.Pfister, T.Niewerth and G. Steins (eds.), Games of the World between Tradition and Modernity (Proceedings of the 2nd ISHPES Congress, vol. 1, Berlin, 1993) (St Augustin: Academia, 1996), pp.4954.

59 Chandler, J., The End of Sports History? Or the Beginning of Oral History Archives?, Sporting Traditions, 15, 1 (November 1999), 4150.

60 Cox, R.W., PC-based Bibliographic Databases for the Sports Historian: A Review Essay, International Journal of the History of Sport, 13, 2 (August 1996), 21519.

61 Cox, R.W. and Salter, M., The IT Revolution and the Practice of Sport History: An Overview and Reflection on Internet Research and Teaching Resources, Journal of Sport History, 25, 2 (Summer 1998), 283302.

62 Cronin, M. and Mayall, D., Sport and Ethnicity: Some Introductory Remarks, in M.Cronin and D. Mayall (eds.), Sporting Nationalisms: Identity, Ethnicity, Immigration and Assimilation (London: Frank Cass, 1998), pp.113.

63 Dunning, E., Sport, Gender and Patriarchy in the Western Civilizing Process, in L.Allison (ed.), Taking Sport Seriously (Chelsea School Research Centre Edition vol 6) (Aachen: Meyer and Meyer Verlag, 1998), 10534.

64 Dyerson, M., Sport as a Social Technology, NASSH Proceedings (1996), p.75. 65 Eisen, G., Jewish History and the Ideology of Modern Sport: Approaches and Interpretations,

Journal of Sport History, 25, 3 (Fall 1998), 482531. 66 Evergreen, L., Sport Competition and Class, Paper presented at the First European Seminar of

Sports History, Rome, 29 November3 December 1996. 67 Fasting, K., Pfister, G., Scraton, S., and Bunuel, A., Cross-national Research on Women and

Sport: Some Theoretical, Methodological and Practical Challenges, Women in Sport and Physical Activity Journal, 6, 1 (Spring 1997), 85108.

68 Gillmeister, H., The Study of the History of Sport: Methods, Discoveries, Perspectives, Japanese Journal of the History of Physical Education, 13 (1996), 8798.

69 Guttmann, A., Games and Empires. Ludic Diffusion as Cultural Imperialism?, in G.Pfister, T. Niewerth and G.Steins (eds.), Games of the World between Tradition and Modernity (Proceedings of the 2nd ISHPES Congress, vol. 1, Berlin, 1993) (St Augustin: Academia, 1996), pp.291301.

70 Hardy, S., Continuities and Long Residuals, NASSH Proceedings (1996), p.78. 71 Hardy, S., Where did you go, Jackie Robinson? Or, the End of History and the Age of Sport

Infrastructure, Sporting Traditions, 15, 1 (November1999), 85100. 72 Hasse, M., Body, Leisure and Sport in the 19th and 20th Centuries, Paper presented at the

First European Seminar of Sports History, Rome, 29 November3 December, 1996. 73 Hoberman, J., How Not to Misread Darwins Athletes: A Response to Jeffrey T.Sammons,

Journal of Sport History, 24, 3 (Fall 1997), 38996. 74 Howell, C.D. and Fletcher, C, Modernization Theory and the Traditional Sporting Practices of

Native People in Eastern Canada, Journal of Comparative Physical Education and Sport, XIX, 2 (1997), 7984.

75 Howell, C.D., On Metcalfe, Marx and Materialism: Reflections on the Writing of Sport History in Postmodern Age, Sports History Review, 28, 1 (May 1998), 96102.

76 Husmann, R., How Do Trobriand Cricket and Nuba Wrestling fit into Guttmanns Analysis of Sport Development?, in G.Pfister, T.Niewerth and G. Steins (eds.), Games of the World between Tradition and Modernity (Proceedings of the 2nd ISHPES Congress, vol. 1, Berlin, 1993) (St Augustin: Academia, 1996), pp.3025.

77 Junqi, W., A Comparison of the Difference and Similarity between the East and West of Sacrificial Rites and Origins of Physical Education, in Proceedings of the 3rd International ISHPES Seminar on Sports History, Shunde, Guangdong, China, 1622 September 1996.

78 Mangan, J.A., The End of History perhaps but the End of the Beginning for the History of Sport! An Anglo-Saxon Autobiographical Perspective, Sporting Traditions, 15, 1 (November 1999), 6172.


79 Macdonald, C., The End of Sports History?, Sporting Troditions, 15, 1 (November 1999), 101108.

80 Metcalfe, A., Structure and Agency: The Search for a Way to Explain the Changes from Pre-industrial to Industrial Sport, in G.Pfister, T.Niewerth and G. Steins (eds.), Games of the World between Tradition and Modernity (Proceedings of the 2nd ISHPES Congress, vol. 1, Berlin, 1993) (St Augustin: Academia, 1996), pp.404.

81 Morgan, W.J., Circular Theories, Strong Evaluations, and Sports: A Response to Douglas Booth, Sporting Traditions, 12, 2 (May 1996), 11524.

82 Nauright, J., Nostalgia and the Use of the Sporting Past in Periods of Hegemonic Crisis, NASSH Proceedings (1995), pp.545.

83 Nauright, J., Sport and Place: Calling for Geographers of Australian Sport, The Victoria Bulletin of Sport and Culture, 7 (June 1996), 10.

84 Nauright, J., Writing and Reading American Football: Culture, Identity and Sports Studies, Sporting Traditions, 13, 1 (November 1996), 10938.

85 Naughright, J., The End of Sports History? From Sports History to Sports Studies, Sporting Traditions, 15, 1 (November 1999), 514.

86 Paraschak, V. and Rinehart, R., The Universal Singular: Contextualizing the Other in Sport Historiography, NASSH Proceedings (1995), pp.55.

87 Paraschak, V., Reasonable Amusements: Connecting the Strands of Physical Culture in Native Lives, Sports History Review, 28, 1 (May 1998), 12131.

88 Parratt, C.M. and Liberti, R.M., Please Pardon the Mess while we Reconstruct Sisterhood: Some Thoughts on Research in the History of Womens Sport and Leisure, NASSH Proceedings (1995), pp.367.

89 Parratt, C.M., About Turns: Reflections on Sports History in the 1990s, Sports History Review, 28, 1 (May 1998), 417.

90 Pfister, G., Research about Traditional Games: The Scientific Perspective, Paper presented at the 2nd World Festival of Traditional Sports and Games, Bangkok, Thailand, 1113 December 1996.

91 Pfister, G., Conflicting Feminities: The Discourse of the Female Body and the Physical Education of Girls in National Socialism, Sports History Review, 28, 2 (November 1997), 89107.

92 Pfister, G., Research on Traditional Games: The Scientific Perspective, Journal of Comparative Physical Education and Sport, XIX, 2 (1997), 5364.

93 Phillips, M.G., Navigating Uncharted Waters. The Death of Sports History?, Sporting Traditions, 15, 1 (November 1999), 5160.

94 Pope, S.W., The New American Sports History (Champaign, IL: University of Illinois Press, 1996), 440pp.

95 Pope, S.W., Paradigm Dramas and the Need for Theoretically Informed Popular History, NASSH Proceedings (1996), p.80.

96 Pope, S.W., The Media Coverage of the 1996 Olympics: A Round Table Discussion of Virtual Games, Journal of Sport History, 24, 1 (Spring 1997), 6373.

97 Pope, S.W., Patriotic Games: Sporting Traditions in the American Imagination (New York: Oxford University Press, 1997), 212pp.

98 Pope, S.W., Sport History: Into the 21st Century, Journal of Sport History, 25, 2 (Summer 1998), ix.

99 Poulsen, A., Female Athletics and Femininity. Between Norm and Reality, Paper presented at the First European Seminar of Sports History, Rome, 29 November3 December 1996.

100 Renson, R., Games of Science: the Science of Games, in G.Pfister, T.Niewerth and G.Steins (eds.), Games of the World between Tradition and Modernity (Proceedings of the ISHPES Congress, vol. 1, Berlin, 1993) (St Augustin: Academia, 1996), pp.1722.


101 Renson, R., Nature and the Environment as Factors in Sport for All, Paper presented at the 2nd World Festival of Traditional Sports and Games, Bangkok, Thailand, 1113 December 1996.

102 Renson, R., The Reinvention of Tradition in Sports and Games, Journal of Comparative Physical Education and Sport, XIX, 2 (1997), 4652.

103 Roache, M. (ed.), Sport, Popular Culture and Identity (Chelsea School Research Centre Edition, vol 5) (Aachen: Meyer and Meyer Verlag in collaboration with the International Centre for Comparative Research in the Social Sciences, Vienna, 1998), 224pp.

104 Rowe, D. and Lawrence, G., Beyond National Sport: Sociology, History and Postmodernity, Sporting Troditions, 12, 2 (May 1996), 316.

105 Ruggero, R., La Memoria Funzione Del Futuro, Paper presented at the First European Seminar of Sports History, Rome, 29 November3 December 1996.

106 Sandoz, J., A Whole Other Ball Game: Womens Literature on Womens Sport (New York: Noonday Press, 1997).

107 Sammons, J.T., A Proportionate and Measured Response to the Provocation that is Darwins Athletes, Journal of Sport History, 24, 3 (Fall 1997), 37888.

108 Salter, M.A., A Cross-cultural Glance at Pre-industrial Leisure, in G.Pfister, T.Niewerth and G. Steins (eds.), Games of the World between Tradition and Modernity (Proceedings of the 2nd ISHPES Congress, vol. 1 Berlin, 1993) (St Augustin: Academia, 1996), pp.5765.

109 Salter, M.A., Traditional Leisure-time Activities in Developing Societies: Functional Considerations, Paper presented at the 2nd World Festival of Traditional Sports and Games, Bangkok, Thailand, 1113 December 1996.

110 Salter, M.A., Traditional Leisure-time Activities in Developing Societies: Functional Considerations, Journal of Comparative Physical Education and Sport, XIX, 2 (1997), 6571.

111 Sandiford, K.A.P., Shooting Hoops Against Darwins Athletes: A Barbadian Response to John Hoberman, The Sports Historian, 19, 2 (November 1999), 11227.

112 Slowikowski, S.S. and Zakus, D.H., Beyond the Tale, Beyond the Pale: Retelling and Rethinking Theoretical Interpretations in Sport History, NASSH Proceedings (l995), p.57.

113 Smith, A., Historical Perspectives of a Sports Broadcaster, Sporting Traditions, 15, 1 (November 1999), 3340.

114 Spencer, P.A., A Discussion of Appeasement and Sport as seen in the Manchester Guardian and The Times, Australian Society for Sports History Bulletin, 25 (January 1997), 320.

115 Strain, N.L., Historical Research in Physical Activity, in J.R.Thomas and J.K.Nelson (eds.), Research Methods in Physical Activity (3rd edition) (Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics Publishers, 1996), pp.25176.

116 Tat, C., History Lessons, Sporting Traditions, 15, 1 (November 1999), 1522. 117 Terret, T., Du Fminine au Plural ou la Diversit des Pratiques Sportives Fminines, in A.

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286 Anon., The Olympic ImageThe First 100 Years (Edmonton, Alberta: Quon Editions, 1996). 287 Apronen, A.O., The Finnish Olympics Literature Needs to be Studied Properly, Yearbook of

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289 Bale, B., 25 Years of Olympic Show Jumping (Huddesdon: John Mans Publishing, 1997), 128pp.

290 Barney, R.K., Five Rings For Sale: The Commodification of the Olympic Symbol, NASSH Proceedings (1995), pp.612.

291 Barney, R.K. (comp.), Olympic Perspectives (3rd International Symposium for Olympic Research) (London, Ontario: University of Western Ontario, Centre for Olympic Studies, 1996).

292 Barney, R.K. and Harris, K., Merry Christmas Mr. Samaranch: The IOC, ISL, and the Origins of TOP, NASSH Proceedings (1996), 523.

293 Barney, R.K., Olympic Chains: Setting the Record Straight, Olympika: The International Journal for Olympic Studies, V (1996), 1417.


294 Barney, B.K., The Great Transformation: Olympic Victory Ceremonies and the Medal Podium, Olympika: The International Journal for Olympic Studies, VII (1998), 89112.

295 Barney, B.K., Scott, M. and Moore, R., Old Boys at Work and Play: The International Olympic Committee and Canadian Co-option, 19281946, Olympika: The International Journal for Olympic Studies, VIII(1999), 81104. Sport (London: Frank Cass, 1996), pp.1038.

296 Barney, R.K., The Great Transformation: Olympic Victory Ceremonies and the Medal Podium, Olympika: The International Journal for Olympic Studies, VII (1998), 89112.

297 Beamish, R., Pierre de Coubertins Shattered Dream, Queens Quarterly, 103, 3 (Fall 1996), 487501.

298 Biddis, M., Faster, Higher, Stronger: The Birth of the Modern Olympics, The Historian, 50 (Summer 1996), 267.

299 Biddis, M., Faster, Higher, Stronger: The Birth of the Modern Olympics, The Sports Historian, 17, 1 (May 1997), 111.

300 Binder, D., Challenges and Models for Successful Olympic Education Initiatives at the Grassroots Level, in Olympic Perspectives, Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium for Olympic Research, University of Western Ontario, October, 1996.

301 Bischoff, J. and Rintala, J., Women and Power in the Modern Olympic Movement, in Olympic Perspectives, Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium for Olympic Research, University of Western Ontario, October, 1996.

302 Booth, D., Gifts of Corruption?: Ambiguities of Obligations in the Olympic Movement, Olympika: The International Journal for Olympic Studies, VIII (1999), 4268.

303 Borgers, W., Olympic Torch Relays, 19361994 (Kassel: Agon-Sportverlag, 1996), 200pp. 304 Brichford, M., Avery Brundage and the Internationalization of the Olympic Games, in

Olympic Perspectives, Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium for Olympic Research, University of Western Ontario, October, 1996.

305 Brown, D.A., Pierre De Coubertins Olympic Exploration of Modernism, 18941914, Research Quarterly, 67, 2 (June 1996), 12135.

306 Brown, D.A., Revisiting the Discourses of Art, Beauty and Sport from the 1906 Consultative Conference for the Arts, Literature and Sport, in Olympic Perspectives, Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium for Olympic Research, University of Western Ontario, October, 1996.

307 Brown, D.A., Aesthetic and Ethical Themes in the Revue Olympique, 19011915: A Study of Reflexivity in the Discourse of Modernism, NASSH Proceedings (1996), pp.534.

308 Brown, D.A., Revisiting the Discourses of Art, Beauty and Sport from the 1906 Consultative Conference for the Arts, Literature and Sport, Olympika: The International Journal for Olympic Studies, V (1996), 124.

309 Coates, J.R., Historically Black Colleges and Universities and The Olympic Games, NASSH Proceedings (1995), p.63.

310 Dadderio, G., Womens Sport and Spectacle: Gendered Television Coverage and the Olympic Games (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1998).

311 Daniels, S., Women and the Olympics, M.A. thesis, DeMontfort University, 1997. 312 Daniels, S. et. al., A Proper Spectacle: Women in the Olympic Games, 19001956 (Sydney:

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Planning and Shared Experiences (International Symposium on Olympic Villages 1996 Lausanne) (Lausanne: IOC, 1997), 278pp.

314 Dyreson, M.L., Olympic Games and Historical Imagination: Notes From the Faultline of Tradition and Modernity, Olympika: The International Journal for Olympic Studies, VII (1998). 315 Dyreson, M., Olympic Games and Historical Imagination: Notes From the

Faultline of Tradition and Modernity, Olympika: The International Journal for Olympic Studies, VII (1998), 2542.


316 Eisen, G., Olympic Ideology and Jewish Values: Conflict or Accommodation?, in Olympic Perspectives, Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium for Olympic Research, University of Western Ontario, October, 1996.

317 Girginov, V., Capitalist Philosophy and Communism of Eastern European Sport and the International Olympic Committee, Culture, Sport, Society, 1, 1 (May 1998), 11848.

318 Guegold, W.K., 100 Years of Olympic Music: The Music & Musicians of the Modern Olympic Games, 18961996 (Mantua, OH: Golden Clef Publishing, 1996), 100pp.

319 Hanley, E., Aesthetics and Sport in the Olympic Flame Torch Relay, in Olympic Perspectives, Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium for Olympic Research, University of Western Ontario, October 1996.

320 Hoffman, T., Munich 1972, Atlanta 1996, Queens Quarterly, 103, 3 (Fall 1996), 47686. 321 Horton, P., Olympism in the Asia-Pacific Region: A Question of Navety or Pragmatism?,

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324 Inoue, A., Critique on Modern Olympism, in Proceedings of the 3rd International ISHPES Seminar on Sports History, Shunde, Guangdong, China, 1622 September 1996.

325 International Olympic Committee, Olympic CeremoniesHistorical CeremoniesHistorical Continuity and Cultural Exchange, Proceedings of International Symposium on Olympic Ceremonies, Barcelona, 1995 (Lausanne: International Olympic Committee, 1996).

326 Itkonen, H., Doves of Peace and GunfireSelected Bits of Olympic History, Yearbook of the Finnish Society for Sports History, 3 (1996), 93102.

327 Jable, J.T., The Modern Olympic Games: New Interpretations and Perspectives, Research Quarterly, 67, 2 (June 1996), 11920.

328 James, T., Searching for an Athletics Tradition, The Sports Historian, 17, 1 (May 1997), 219.

329 Jennings, A., The New Lords of the Rings: Olympic Corruption and How to Buy Gold Medals (new edition) (London: Pocket, 1996), 384pp.

330 Krger, A., Pierre de Coubertins Ruskianism, in Olympic Perspectives, Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium for Olympic Research, University of Western Ontario, October, 1996.

331 Krger, A., Forgotten Decisions: The IOC on the Eve of World War I, Olympika: The International Journal for Olympic Studies, VI (1997), 8598.

332 Krger, A., The Unfinished Symphony: A History of the Olympic Games from Coubertin to Samaranch, in J.Riordan and A.Krger (eds.), The International Politics of Sport in the 20th Century (London: E. and F.N.Spon, 1999), pp.327.

333 Lee, H.M., The Olympic Games: Origin, Evolution, Revolution, NASSH Proceedings (1995), pp.656.

334 Lennartz, K., (Vergessene) Spiele bei den Olympischen Spielen, in A.Gounot, T.Niewerth and G.Pfister (eds.), The World Games Political, Social and Educational Aspects (Proceedings of the 2nd ISHPES Congress, vol. II, Berlin, 1993) (St Augustin: Academia, 1996), pp.11828.

335 Lennartz, K., More on the Olympic Chains: Setting the Record Even Straighter, Olympika: The International Journal for Olympic Studies, VI (1997), 6572.

336 Leslie, G., Taking Shape: Issues for Further Study in the Records of the XV=20 Calgary Winter Olympic Games, in Olympic Perspectives, Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium for Olympic Research, University of Western Ontario, October, 1996.

337 Lombardo, A., Contro il disordine morele. Pierre de Coubertin e la genesi dellolimpismo moderno, Paper presented at the First European Seminar of Sports History, Rome, 29 November3 December, 1996.


338 Lovett, C.C., Olympic Marathon: A Centennial History of the Games Most Storied Race (Westport, CN: Praeger, 1997), 176pp.

339 Lyberg, W., Fabulous 100 years of the IOC: Facts, Figures and Much, Much More (Lausanne: The Olympic Museum, 1994), 411pp.

340 MacAloon, J.J., Brides of Victory: Nationalism and Gender in Olympic Ritual (Providence, Rl: Berg Publications, 1996).

341 MacAloon, J.J., On the Structural Origins of Olympic Individuality, Research Quarterly, 67, 2 (June 1996), 13647.

342 MacAloon, J.J., Politics and the Olympics: Some New Dimensions (Barcelona: Institut de Ciencies Politiques i Sociales, 1997), 23pp.

343 MacDonald, G., Regime Dreams and Institutional Themes: On the Origin of the Relationships between the IOC and International Sports Federations, in Olympic Perspectives, Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium for Olympic Research, University of Western Ontario, October, 1996.

344 MacDonald, G., Power Drain: The IOC and Fdration Internationale de Football Association, 192530, NASSH Proceedings (1996), pp.589.

345 Mandeau, W., Figuration, Formation, Umbruch und Identitt. Latinamerikas Weg in den Olympischen Sport, in A.Gounot, T.Niewerth and G.Pfister (eds.), World Games Political, Social and Educational Aspects (Proceedings of the 2nd ISHPES Congress, vol. II, Berlin, 1993) (St Augustin: Academia, 1996), pp.12939.

346 Martyn, S.G., Towards an Impasse: An Examination of the Negotiations behind the Inclusion of the United States Olympic Committee in TOP (The Olympic Program), in Olympic Perspectives, Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium for Olympic Research, University of Western Ontario, October, 1996.

347 Martyn, S.G., Making Dough: The Helms Bakery Company vs the United States Olympic Committee on the Issue of Commercializing Olympic Symbols, 1932 to 1953, NASSH Proceedings (1996), pp.578.

348 McDonald, D.P., Towards the Essential Meaning of Fair Play as an Aspiration of Olympism, in Olympic Perspectives, Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium for Olympic Research, University of Western Ontario, October, 1996.

349 McLaren, R., A New Order: Athletes Rights and the Court of Arbitration at the Olympic Games, Olympika: The International Journal for Olympic Studies, VII (1998), 124.

350 Phillips, B. and Gynn, R., 100 Years of the Olympic Marathon (National Union of Track Statisticians, 1996), 152pp.

351 Peters, A., Sport, Science and Gender: Towards a Feminist Perspective of Sport Science, in Olympic Perspectives, Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium for Olympic Research, University of Western Ontario, October, 1996

352 Polley, M., The British Government and the Olympic Games in the 1930s, The Sports Historian, 17, 1 (May 1997), 3040.

353 Renson, R., The Games RebornThe Vllth OlympiadAntwerp, 1920 (Ghent: Snoeck-Ducaju and Zoon, 1996), 96pp.

354 Rintala, J. and Bischoff, J.A., Persistent Resistance: Leadership Positions for Women in Olympic Sport Governing Bodies, Olympika: The International Journal for Olympic Studies, VI (1997).

355 Rintala, J. and Bischoff, J. A, Persistent Resistance: Leadership Positions for Women in Olympic Sport Governing Bodies, Olympika: The International Journal for Olympic Studies, VII (1998), 124.

356 Robinson, M., Olympic Football (vol. 1: 190064; vol. 2: 196896) (Cleethorpes: Soccer Book Publishing, 1996).

357 Roibu, T. et al., Evangelis Zappas Contribution to the Revival of the Modern Olympic Games, Paper presented at the First European Seminar of Sports History, Rome, 29 November3 December 1996.


358 Ross, S., The Original Olympics (Hove: Wayland, 1999), 48pp. 359 Rhl, J.K., The Olympian Games at Athens in the Year 1877: A Unique Effort of British

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363 Sheridan, M., Good Reasons: 100 years of Olympic Marathon Races (Congresbury, UK: The Author, 1996), 246pp.

364 Smith, K.L, The Eternal Flame, Journal of the ICHPER, 32, 4 (Summer, 1996), 47. 365 Stewart, R., Teaching the Olympics in Cyberspace, NASSH Proceedings (1995), pp.6870. 366 Terret, T., Le Comit International Olympique et les Olympiades militaires de 1919,

Olympika: The International Journal for Olympic Studies, VIII (1999), 6980. 367 Terry, D., Olympia and the Origin of the Olympic Games 1700700 B.C, The Sports

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370 berhorst, H., Sports and Art: The Function of Art and Olympic Art Competitions, NASSH Proceedings (1995), p.68.

371 Wamsley, K., Dont Mess with the Relay, its Bad Medicine: Aboriginal Culture and the 1988 Winter Olympic Games, in Olympic Perspectives, Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium for Olympic Research, University of Western Ontario, October, 1996.

372 Wendl, K., A Brief Comment on the IOC Secretariat in Transformation, in Olympic Perspectives, Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium for Olympic Research, University of Western Ontario, October, 1996.

373 Wendl, K., The Route of Friendship: A Cultural/Artistic Event of the Games of the XIX Olympiad in Mexico City1968, Olympika: The International Journal for Olympic Studies, VII (1998), 11334.

374 Wenn, S.R., Growing Pains: The Olympic Movement and Television, 19661972, NASSH Proceedings (1995), p.70.

375 Wilson, W., The IOC and Status of Women in the Olympic Movement, 19721986, Research Quarterly, 67, 2 (June 1996), 18392.

376 Wilson, H.E., A Legend in his own Mind: The Olympic Experience of General George S.Patton Jr., Olympika: The International Journal for Olympic Studies, VI (1997), 99114.

377 Young, D.C., The Modern Olympics: A Struggle for Revival (Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1996), 252pp.

378 Young, D.C., The Modern Olympics: A Struggle for Revival, NASSH Proceedings (1996), pp.623.

379 Zarnowski, F., Olympic Glory Denied: A Final Opportunity for Glory Restored (Glendale, CA: Griffin Publishing, 1996), 280pp.

381 Zecevic, L., The Winter Games: Their Contribution to World-wide Olympic Consciousness, in Olympic Perspectives, Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium for Olympic Research, University of Western Ontario, October, 1996.

382 History of FISU, FISU Magazine, 44 (June 1999), 2048.


Individual Olympiads

1896 383 Buchanan, I., Great Britain at the First Modern Olympic Games, The Sports Historian, 17, 1

(May 1997), 1220. 384 Kissoudi, P., The Contribution of Fine Arts and Literature to the First Modern Olympic

Games, Athens 1896, Paper presented at the First European Seminar of Sports History, Rome, 29 November3 December 1996.

385 Mallon, B., The 1896 Olympic Games: Complete Results for all Competitors in all Events with Commentary (London: McFarland, 1998), 160pp.

1900 386 Mallon, B., The 1900 Olympic Games: Complete Results for all Competitors in all Events with

Commentary (London: McFarland, 1998), 232pp.

1904 387 Mallon, B., The 1904 Olympic Games: Complete Results for all Competitors in all Events,

with Commentary (London: McFarland, 1999), 320pp.

1906 388 Mallon, B., The 1906 Olympic Games: Complete Results for all Competitors in all Events,

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1908 389 Mallon, B. and Buchanan, I., The 1908 Olympic Games: Complete Results for all

Competitors in all Events, with Commentary (London: McFarland, 1999), 504pp.

1920 390 Dyreson, M., Selling American Civilization: The Olympic Games of 1920 and American

Culture, Olympika: The International Journal for Olympic Studies, VIII (1999), 142. 391 Renson, R. and den Hollander, M., Sport and Business in the City: The Antwerp Games of

1920 and the Urban Elite, Olympika: The International Journal for Olympic Studies, VI (1997), 7384.

1932 392 Allen, E.J.B., Deweys Olympics: The 1932 Winter Games, NASSH Proceedings (1995),

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394 Dyreson, M.L., Marketing National Identity -The Olympic Games of 1932 and American Culture, NASSH Proceedings (1995), pp.645.

395 Pieroth, D.H., Their Day in the Sun: Women of the 1932 Olympics (Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1996), 208pp.

1936 396 Greene, D., The Politics of Participation: Avery Brundage and the 1936 Olympic Boycott

Debate, NASSH Proceedings (1996), pp.556.


397 Miller, P.B., The Nazi Olympics, Berlin, 1936: Exhibition at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, DC, Olympika: The International Journal for Olympic Studies, V (1996), 12739.

398 Rosenzweig, R., The Nazi Olympics: Berlin 1936 Special Exhibition at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Journal of Sport History, 24, 1 (Spring 1997), 7780.

399 Wenn, S.R., A House Divided: The U.S. Amateur Sport Establishment and the Issue of Participation in the 1936 Berlin Olympics, Research Quarterly, 67, 2 (June 1996), 16171.

1948 400 MacDonald, G., A Colossal Embroglio: Control of Amateur Ice Hockey in the United States

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1964 401 Masumoto, N., The Film Tokyo Olympiad: A Conflict Between Artistic Representation and

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1968 402 Wendl, K., The Route of Friendship: A Cultural/Artistic Event of the Games of the XIX

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403 Wrynn, A.M., A Debt Was Paid Off in Tears. The Debate about High Altitude at the 1968 Mexico City Olympics, NASSH Proceedings (1995), pp.712.

1976 404 Wenn, S.R., Television Rights Negotiations and the 1976 Montreal Olympics, Sport History

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1980 405 Wenn, S.R., A Turning Point for IOC Television Policy: US Television Rights Negotiations

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1992 406 Wamsley, K.B. and Heine, M.K., Tradition, Modernity, and the Construction of Civic

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407 Wenn, S.R., Much Ado About Nothing: The International Olympic Committee, Monarch Media, and Sub-Saharan Television Rights for the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, in Olympic Perspectives, Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium for Olympic Research, University of Western Ontario, October 1996.

408 Wenn, S.R., Richard Pounds Dilemma: Sub-Saharan Africa Television Rights and the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, OOlympika: The International Journal for Olympic Studies, VI (1997), 2550.

2000 409 Cashman, R. and Hughes, A. (eds.), The Green Games, A Golden Opportunity, in the

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Aeronautics 412 Robene, L., Le vol sportif au dbut du XXe sicle: champ exprimental de la mdecine

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Angling 413 Voss Bark, C., The New Encyclopedia of Fly Fishing (London: Robert Hale, 1999), 320pp. 414 Walker, K., Words and Phrases in Angling: From Adipose Fin to Zulu (Bournemouth: Pocket

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Archery 417 Bradbury, J., The Medieval Archer (Rochester, NY: Boydell and Brewer, 1999). 418 Rausing, G., The Bow: Some Notes on its Origin and Development (2nd edition) (Manchester:

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