The Global Horseracing Industry (Routledge Research in Sport, Culture and Society)
by Phil Mcmanus, Glenn Albrecht, Raewyn Graham
This scholarly volume from the Routledge Research in Sport, Culture and Society series examines the global horseracing industry. Authors Phil McManus, Glenn Albrecht, and Raewyn Graham explore its cultural, social, and economic facets, offering a detailed look at how the sport operates and influences societies worldwide. A valuable resource for understanding international sports dynamics.
About This Book
The Global Horseracing Industry offers a comprehensive examination of the sport's worldwide operations and influences. Authored by Phil McManus, Glenn Albrecht, and Raewyn Graham, it is part of the Routledge Research in Sport, Culture and Society series.
The book addresses key aspects of horseracing as a global phenomenon, highlighting its intersections with culture and society. It provides insights into the industry's structure and broader societal impacts.
Through rigorous research, the authors analyze how horseracing shapes and is shaped by diverse global environments. This work contributes to understanding the sport's role in contemporary society.
Ideal for scholars and enthusiasts, it bridges academic inquiry with practical observations of the industry's dynamics.
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