Power Play: Professional Hockey and the Politics of Urban Development
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Power Play: Professional Hockey and the Politics of Urban Development

by David Mills, Jay Scherer, Linda Sloan Mcculloch

Sports Politics Sociology Urban Studies
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Power Play examines professional hockey through the lens of urban development and politics. It considers the ways sport intersects with city-building, public decision-making, and urban change, making it a relevant read for those interested in sports, cities, and the civic forces that shape them.

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Power Play explores the connections between professional hockey and urban development.

The book considers how professional sport relates to the growth, planning, and transformation of cities.

It places hockey within a broader discussion of politics, public decision-making, and urban change.

Written by David Mills, Jay Scherer, and Linda Sloan Mcculloch, this work offers a focused perspective on the civic and political dimensions of professional hockey.

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