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9780415259590

Sport and Social Exclusion

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  • ISBN13:

    9780415259590

  • ISBN10:

    0415259592

  • Format: Nonspecific Binding
  • Copyright: 2003-02-21
  • Publisher: Routledge
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Summary

This book presents the first comprehensive review of factors leading to exclusion from participation in sport in the UK. Structured around key excluded groups, such as the elderly, ethnic minorities, the disabled and rural communities, the book offers an important assessment of sports policy in contemporary Britain, as well as a unique case study of policies to combat social exclusion under New Labour.

Table of Contents

List of figures
x
List of tables
xi
Foreword xiii
Professor Allan Patmore
Preface xvi
Glossary xviii
Introduction
1(4)
From absolute poverty to social exclusion
5(19)
From absolute and relative poverty to social exclusion
5(6)
Measuring poverty and social exclusion
11(4)
The geography of exclusion
15(2)
Sport and social class
17(2)
Exclusion, sport and citizenship
19(5)
Constraints on and benefits of playing sport
24(10)
Constraints on playing sport
24(3)
Benefits claimed for playing sport
27(7)
Poverty: The core of exclusion
34(26)
Introduction: Why we know so little about the economic gradient in sport and leisure
34(1)
The context of anti-poverty policies and leisure
35(3)
Sport and poverty, and prices
38(5)
Local authority anti-poverty strategies and leisure cards
43(7)
Case study 1: Leisure cards in Leicester and Oxford
50(8)
Conclusion
58(2)
Exclusion, education and young people's sport
60(37)
Introduction: Children and poverty
60(2)
The early years: Home, play and primary schooling
62(4)
Developing sports interests: Secondary schools and clubs
66(6)
Dropping out or sustaining interest? Sports clubs and out-of-school schemes
72(8)
Developing commitments: Sports performance and excellence
80(3)
Case study 2: Sport for secondary schoolchildren - Go for Gold and Champion Coaching in Nottinghamshire
83(11)
Conclusions
94(3)
Gender, sport and social exclusion
97(16)
Tess kay
Introduction: Sport and the gendered experience of social exclusion
97(1)
Women's experience of poverty and social exclusion
98(3)
Women, sport and social exclusion
101(4)
Sport, gender and social exclusion: Issues and inititatives
105(5)
Feminising sports provision
110(2)
Conclusion
112(1)
Exclusion and older people in sport
113(10)
Introduction: Age and social exclusion
113(2)
Ageing, leisure and sport
115(6)
Conclusions
121(2)
Social exclusion and sport in a multicultural society
123(18)
Introduction: From race to ethnicity
123(4)
Multicultural participation in sport
127(5)
Sport, ethnicity and exclusion
132(3)
Interventions
135(3)
Conclusions
138(3)
Sport and disability
141(18)
Introduction: Attitudes, policies and structures
141(5)
Sport and disability, mental illness and learning difficulties
146(5)
Case study 3: Disability and sport and leisure in Leicester
151(6)
Conclusions
157(2)
Sport and youth delinquency
159(35)
Introduction: Youth and crime - the facts
159(6)
Causes and triggers of youth delinquency, and forms of intervention
165(4)
The growing interest in sport as an intervention in youth delinquency
169(2)
Case study 4: Intervening to make a difference? Street Sport, Stoke, as a primary intervention and Hampshire Sports Counselling as a tertiary one
171(21)
Conclusions
192(2)
Rural and urban perspectives on exclusion and sport
194(23)
Rural England: Idyll or exclusion?
194(10)
Sport and exclusion in urban England
204(13)
Policy implementation: Stronger citizenship and communal social capital through sport?
217(21)
Implementing inclusion policies and programmes
217(13)
The Third Way and communal social capital in sports clubs
230(7)
Conclusions
237(1)
Conclusions
238(16)
Summary of findings
238(6)
Equity, non-participation and exclusion
244(4)
Evaluation and future lines of research
248(2)
Endnote
250(4)
References 254(39)
Author Index 293(8)
Subject Index 301

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