Game Misconduct: Injury, Fandom, and the Business of Sport
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Game Misconduct: Injury, Fandom, and the Business of Sport

by Nathan Kalman-Lamb

Business Sports Sociology
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Game Misconduct examines sport beyond the field of play, focusing on injury, fandom, and the business structures that shape athletic culture. Nathan Kalman-Lamb offers a critical exploration of the social and commercial forces connected to contemporary sport.

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Game Misconduct explores the world of sport through the connected themes of injury, fandom, and business.

The book considers how athletic culture is shaped by the relationships among participants, supporters, and commercial institutions.

Its focus places sport within broader social and economic contexts, inviting readers to think critically about the systems surrounding competition.

Written by Nathan Kalman-Lamb, this work is suited to readers interested in sport and its cultural and business dimensions.

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