Table Of Contentto
JOURNAL OF SPORT & SOCIAL ISSUES
Volume 29
Number 1 (February 2005) pp. 1-128
Number 2 (May 2005) pp. 129-224
Number 3 (August 2005) pp. 225-364
Number 4 (November 2005) pp. 365-448
Authors:
BAIRD, KATHERINE E., “Cuban Baseball: Ideology, Politics, and Market Forces,”
164.
BURGOS, ADRIAN, JR., “Entering Cuba’s Other Playing Field: Cuban Baseball and
the Choice Between Race and Nation, 1887-1912,” 9.
CHAPPLE, CONSTANCE L., see McGinnis, L.
COAD, DAVID, “Euro 2004 and Football Fashion,” 124.
COLE, CL, “Katrina’s Wake-Up Call,” 367.
COLE, CL, “Fighting for Fair Labor in 2005,” 131.
COLE, CL, “John Hancock Had Two Mommies,” 227.
COLE, CL, and ALEX MOBLEY, “American Steroids: Using Race and Gender,” 3.
CUNNINGHAM, GEORGE B., and MICHAEL SAGAS, “Access Discrimination in
Intercollegiate Athletics,” 148.
ESGATE, ANTHONY, see Rasmussen, R.
FEARN, RICHARD, see McGillivray, D.
FREDRICKSON, BARBARA L., and KRISTEN HARRISON, “Throwing Like a Girl:
Self-Objectification Predicts Adolescent Girls’ Motor Performance,” 79.
GIULIANOTTI, RICHARD, “Sport Spectators and the Social Consequences of Com-
modification: Critical Perspectives for Scottish Football,” 386.
GROOT, LOEK, “Referees Among Most Important Players in Soccer Tournaments,”
437.
HANSON, SANDRA L., “Hidden Dragons: Asian American Women and Sport,” 279.
HARRIS, JOHN, “The Image Problem in Women’s Football,” 184.
HARRISON, KRISTEN, see Fredrickson, B. L.
HASSAN, DAVID, “The Gaelic Athletic Association, Rule 21, and Police Reform in
Northern Ireland,” 60.
HEWITT, JOHN D., ROBERT MUNOZ JR., WILLIAM L. OLIVER, and ROBERT M.
REGOLI, “Race, Performance, and Baseball Card Value,” 411.
JAMIESON, KATHERINE M., “All My Hopes and Dreams’: Families, Schools, and
Subjectivities in Collegiate Softball,” 133.
LONG, JONATHAN, PAUL ROBINSON, and KARL SPRACKLEN, “Promoting
Racial Equality Within Sports Organizations,” 41.
McGILLIVRAY, DAVID, RICHARD FEARN, and AARON McINTOSH, “Caught Up
in and by the Beautiful Game: A Case Study of Scottish Professional Footballers,”
102.
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McGINNIS, LEE, JULIA McQUILLAN, and CONSTANCE L. CHAPPLE, “I Just
Want to Play: Women, Sexism, and Persistence in Golf,” 313.
McINTOSH, AARON, see McGillivray, D.
McQUILLAN, JULIA, see McGinnis, L.
MOBLEY, ALEX, see Cole, CL.
MUNOZ, ROBERT, JR., see Hewitt, J. D.
OLIVER, WILLIAM L., see Hewitt, J. D.
PRINGLE, RICHARD, “Masculinities, Sport, and Power: A Critical Comparison of
Gramscian and Foucauldian Inspired Theoretical Tools,” 256.
RASMUSSEN, RICKY, ANTHONY ESGATE, and DAVID TURNER, “On Your Marks,
Get Stereotyped, Go! Novice Coaches and Black Stereotypes in Sprinting,” 426.
REGOLI, ROBERT M., see Hewitt, J. D.
RINEHART, ROBERT, “Babes’ and Boards: Opportunities in New Millennium
Sport?” 232.
ROBINSON, PAUL, see Long, J.
RUDDOCK, ANDY, “Let’s Kick Racism Out of Football—And the Lefties Too!
Responses to Lee Bowyer on a West Ham Web Site,” 369.
SAGAS, MICHAEL, see Cunningham, G. B.
SCHULTZ, JAIME, “Reading the Catsuit: Serena Williams and the Production of
Blackness at the 2002 U.S. Open,” 338.
SPRACKLEN, KARL, see Long, J.
THOMAS, DAMION, “Is It Really Ever Just a Game?” 358.
TURNER, DAVID, see Rasmussen, R.
WHEATLEY, ELIZABETH E., “Disciplining Bodies at Risk: Cardiac Rehabilitation
and the Medicalization of Fitness,” 198.
Focus:
“All My Hopes and Dreams’: Families, Schools, and Subjectivities in Collegiate Soft-
ball,” Jamieson, 133.
“Access Discrimination in Intercollegiate Athletics,” Cunningham and Sagas, 148.
“Babes’ and Boards: Opportunities in New Millennium Sport?” Rinehart, 232.
“Entering Cuba’s Other Playing Field: Cuban Baseball and the Choice Between Race
and Nation, 1887-1912,” Burgos Jr., 9.
“Let’s Kick Racism Out of Football—And the Lefties Too! Responses to Lee Bowyer on
a West Ham Web Site,” Ruddock, 369.
“Masculinities, Sport, and Power: A Critical Comparison of Gramscian and
Foucauldian Inspired Theoretical Tools,” Pringle, 256.
“Promoting Racial Equality Within Sports Organizations,” Long et al., 41.
“Sport Spectators and the Social Consequences of Commodification: Critical Perspec-
tives for Scottish Football,” Giulianotti, 386.
On Issue:
“American Steroids: Using Race and Gender,” Cole and Mobley, 3.
“Fighting for Fair Labor in 2005,” Cole, 131.
“John Hancock Had Two Mommies,” Cole, 227.
“Katrina’s Wake-Up Call,” Cole, 367.
Trends:
“Caught Up in and by the Beautiful Game: A Case Study of Scottish Professional Foot-
ballers,” McGillivray et al., 102.
“Cuban Baseball: Ideology, Politics, and Market Forces,” Baird, 164.
“Disciplining Bodies at Risk: Cardiac Rehabilitation and the Medicalization of Fit-
ness,” Wheatley, 198.
INDEX 445
“The Gaelic Athletic Association, Rule 21, and Police Reform in Northern Ireland,”
Hassan, 60.
“Hidden Dragons: Asian American Women and Sport,” Hanson, 279.
“IT Just Want to Play: Women, Sexism, and Persistence in Golf,” McGinnis et al., 313.
“The Image Problem in Women’s Football,” Harris, 184.
“On Your Marks, Get Stereotyped, Go! Novice Coaches and Black Stereotypes in
Sprinting,” Rasmussen et al., 426.
“Race, Performance, and Baseball Card Value,” Hewitt et al., 411.
“Reading the Catsuit: Serena Williams and the Production of Blackness at the 2002
U.S. Open,” Schultz, 338.
“Throwing Like a Girl: Self-Objectification Predicts Adolescent Girls’ Motor Perfor-
mance,” Fredrickson and Harrison, 79.
View:
“Euro 2004 and Football Fashion,” Coad, 124.
“Is It Really Ever Just a Game?” Thomas, 358.
“Referees Among Most Important Players in Soccer Tournaments,” Groot, 437
