| Sociology of Sport Journal 2007 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| A governmental analysis of children "at risk" in a world of physical inactivity and obesity epidemics. | Sports and fitness | McDermott, Lisa |
| A response to Rail.(Genevieve Rail)(Viewpoint essay) | Sports and fitness | Alexander, Ted, Brayton, Sean |
| Back to basics: Class, social theory, and sport. | Sports and fitness | Bairner, Alan |
| "Blackfellas" basketball: Aboriginal identity and Anglo-Australian race relations in regional basketball. | Sports and fitness | Hallinan, Chris, Judd, Barry |
| Does sport foster social capital? The contribution of sport to a lifestyle of community participation. | Sports and fitness | Perks, Thomas |
| Dunky the Frog and the politics of irony. | Sports and fitness | Alexander, Ted, Brayton, Sean |
| Fight Night Round 2: mediating the body and digital boxing. | Sports and fitness | Baerg, Andrew |
| "I'm a frog, you're a frog, kiss me": a commentary on Brayton and Alexander (2007).(Sean Brayton and Ted Alexander) | Sports and fitness | Rail, Genevieve |
| Intellectual praxes and the politics of analyzing sport. | Sports and fitness | Yep, Kathleen S. |
| Merely identity: Cultural identity and the politics of sport. | Sports and fitness | Carrington, Ben |
| New media, social movements, and global sport studies: a revolutionary moment and the sociology of sport. | Sports and fitness | Wilson, Brian |
| Old times there are not forgotten: sport, identity, and the Confederate flag in the Dixie South. | Sports and fitness | Newman, Joshua I. |
| On the limits of "gaie" spaces: discursive constructions of women's sport in Quebec. | Sports and fitness | Rail, Genevieve, Ravel, Barbara |
| Performance discourses and old age: what does it mean to be an older athlete? | Sports and fitness | Dionigi, Rylee, O'Flynn, Gabrielle |
| Playing with fire: Masculinity, health, and sports supplements. | Sports and fitness | Atkinson, Michael |
| Rebuttal. | Sports and fitness | Bairner, Alan |
| Rebuttal.(renewal of a critical public sport sociology ) | Sports and fitness | Carrington, Ben |
| Rebuttal.(response of Mary Louise Adams to the article "Seeing your sporting body", highlighting points of disagreement) | Sports and fitness | Helstein, Michelle T. |
| Response to Bairner's "Back to basics: Class, social theory and sport". | Sports and fitness | Andrews, David L. |
| Response to Carrington's "Merely identity: Cultural identity and the politics of sport". | Sports and fitness | Duncan, Margaret Carlisle |
| Response to Helstein's "Seeing your sporting body: Identity, subjectivity, and misrecognition. | Sports and fitness | Adams, Mary Louise |
| Seeing your sporting body: Identity, subjectivity, and misrecognition. | Sports and fitness | Helstein, Michelle T. |
| South Korea's "glocal" hero: the Hiddink syndrome and the rearticulation of national citizenship and identity. | Sports and fitness | Jackson, Steven J., Lee, Nammi, Lee, Keunmo |
| Sport, sexuality, and the production of (resistant) bodies: De-/Re-constructing the meanings of gay male marathon corporeality. | Sports and fitness | Bridel, William, Rail, Genevieve |
| Sport volunteerism and social capital. | Sports and fitness | Harvey, Jean, Levesque, Maurice, Donnelly, Peter |
| The first metrosexual rugby star: Rugby union, masculinity and celebrity in contemporary Wales. | Sports and fitness | Harris, John, Clayton, Ben |
| The paradoxes of football spectatorship: On-field and online expressions of social capital among the "Grog Squad". | Sports and fitness | Palmer, Catherine, Thompson, Kirrilly |
| The vocation of sport sociology. | Sports and fitness | St. Louis, Brett |
| Where's the honor? Attitudes toward the "fighting Sioux" nickname and logo. | Sports and fitness | Williams, Dana M. |
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