How Soccer Explains the World
An Unlikely Theory of Globalization
Book • 2004
Franklin Foer's "How Soccer Explains the World" is a captivating exploration of the global phenomenon of soccer, examining its cultural and political significance in various countries.
Foer uses soccer as a lens to explore broader themes of nationalism, identity, and globalization.
He travels to different parts of the world, observing how soccer is played, experienced, and understood in diverse cultural contexts.
The book offers a unique perspective on the power of sport to shape national identities and foster a sense of community.
Foer's insightful analysis makes "How Soccer Explains the World" a compelling read for both soccer fans and those interested in the intersection of sports and culture.
Foer uses soccer as a lens to explore broader themes of nationalism, identity, and globalization.
He travels to different parts of the world, observing how soccer is played, experienced, and understood in diverse cultural contexts.
The book offers a unique perspective on the power of sport to shape national identities and foster a sense of community.
Foer's insightful analysis makes "How Soccer Explains the World" a compelling read for both soccer fans and those interested in the intersection of sports and culture.
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