Reviewers are now sought from academics to write in-depth scholarly essays on the following themes for which the books listed can be supplied. It is expected that these publications will be reviewed in the context of other pertinent literature, including theory, and bring readers up-to-date on the documentation of the subject. Interested parties please reply to me personally at richard.cox@manchester.ac.uk. I am also interested to hear from anyone who would like to propose a topic and recent books they consider should be included. I will then endeavour to acquire them for the author for this purpose.
Richard Cox, Reviews Editor
Theoretical Paradigms in Sport
Matters of Sport
Marxism, Cultural Studies and Sport
Sport, Culture and History
Culture, Politics and Sport
The Recent History of Rugby League
Champaign Rugby: The Golden Age of French Rugby League
Snuff Out of The Moon: The Development of Floodlit Rugby League
Rugby History: The Remaking of the Class
A Pastel Revolution: Harlequins Rugby League - The Inside Story
We'll Support You Evermore: Rugby League Fans' Memories
The Patience of a Saint: St. Helen's Rugby League 1978 to 1996
Rugby League Annual Review 2007
Neil Fox: Rugby League's Greatest Point Scorer
A Two Horse Town: 50 Years in Broadcasting (Keith Macklin)
Race and Sport
Cricket and Identity in Pakistan and Anglo-Pakistan
British Asians and Football
’Race’ and Sport
Cricket, Race and the 2007 World Cup
Manchester's Sporting Heroes
Lancashire Cricketing Legends Since 1946
Rugby League Back o' t' Wall: The History of Sharlston Rovers ARFC
Oldham Athletic Legends
Rochadale FC Legends
Stockport County Legends
Sport in Australia
Making Histories, Making Memories: The Construction of Australian Sporting Identities
Bouyant Nationalism: Australian Identity, Sport and The World Stage, 1982-1983
Sport and Racing in Colonial Melbourne
Sport in the Australian Culture Revisited
Sporting Literature
Anti-Sport Sentiments in Literature
Sporting Lives: Metaphor and Myth in American Sports Biographies
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