How Soccer Explains the World: An Unlikely Theory of Globalization
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How Soccer Explains the World: An Unlikely Theory of Globalization

by Franklin Foer

Sports Sociology Nonfiction
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In 'How Soccer Explains the World,' Franklin Foer uses the global phenomenon of soccer to illuminate the intricacies of globalization. This engaging nonfiction work, published by Harper Perennial in a 288-page paperback, examines how the sport shapes and mirrors international cultural and economic forces. A reprint edition from 2010, it offers fresh perspectives on worldwide connectivity through athletics.

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Franklin Foer's book explores soccer as a lens for understanding globalization. Published by Harper Perennial, this 288-page paperback edition offers a reprint from 2010.

The work delves into how the world's most popular sport reflects broader global trends and cultural exchanges. It provides an accessible examination of international influences through athletic competition.

With an MSRP of $14.99, the book is available in English and maintains a quality rating of 1. Its binding ensures durability for readers interested in sports and society.

Overall, the publication connects everyday passions with complex global theories, making it a unique read for those curious about the intersections of culture and economics.

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