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2. Introduction: Cultures of Authenticity
3. ‘Forgive me for saying, but rugby is not a game for women:’ an exploration of contemporary attitudes towards women’s rugby union
4. ‘I produce songs for her …. In this way, I gradually know her more. The more I know her, the more I like her’: Using Collins’ model of interactive ritual chains to study the case of virtual idol fandom in China
5. Who Can Represent the Nation? Elite Athletes, Global Mega Events and the Contested Boundaries of National Belonging
6. #ThisMama: The Professional Athlete, Pregnancy and Motherhood – The Case of Serena Williams
7. Conclusion: The Present and Future of Nationalism
8. Introduction: The Persistence of Banal Nationalism
9. 'You feel a need to inspire and be active on these sites otherwise. . . people won't remember your name': Elite female athletes and the need to maintain 'appropriate distance' in navigating online gendered space.
10. Flagging nations? : exploring the banality of national discourse through a study of everyday talk and media texts in England
11. ‘Mindless Markers of the Nation’ : The Routine Flagging of Nationhood Across the Visual Environment
12. The politics of belonging in the Indigenous North
13. Conclusions
14. ‘Aggressively Defensive’: Managing Perceived Threats to the Nation
15. ‘It Broadens Our Horizons’: Are We All Cosmopolitan Now?
16. ‘We Knew Who We Were’: Ecstatic Nationalism and Social Solidarity
17. ‘Football, Tea and Racism’: Talking with and about the Nation
18. Theorising National Discourse
19. Introduction: What’s going on?
20. Sportswashing: Media headline or analytic concept?
21. Sportswashing: Media headline or analytic concept?
22. ‘We wanna show ’em who we are’: National Events in England
23. Nationalism and Media
24. 'Sod them, I'm English': The changing status of the 'majority' English in post-devolution Britain
25. ‘You feel a need to inspire and be active on these sites otherwise . . . people won’t remember your name’: Elite female athletes and the need to maintain ‘appropriate distance’ in navigating online gendered space
26. The national in everyday life: A critical engagement with Michael Billig's thesis of Banal Nationalism
27. Coronavirus reveals how important the nation is to our daily lives
28. W(h)ither Media Events? Building a Typology for Theorizing Exceptional Events that Break with the Norm in a Complex Media Landscape
29. National Belonging and Everyday Life
30. "It is their job to make sure that the long-term vision for the show ... stays intact": Using insights from the television format industry to rethink the concept of media events.
31. Introduction
32. “It is their job to make sure that the long-term vision for the show … stays intact”: Using insights from the television format industry to rethink the concept of media events
33. Football, fandom and consumption
34. W(h)ither Media Events? Building a Typology for Theorizing Exceptional Events that Break with the Norm in a Complex Media Landscape.
35. ‘If a citizen from the homeland runs quicker or jumps higher than foreigners, I feel pleasure. Why, I do not know’: The possibilities and limitations of nationalism
36. A Non-Media-Centric Approach to Mediatization: Digital Orientations in the Lives of Football Fans.
37. ‘There are times when I feel like a bit of an alien’: middling migrants and the national order of things
38. Mediatization and Sport
39. Everyday Nationhood: Theorising Culture, Identity and Belonging after Banal Nationalism
40. Media events and cosmopolitan fandom: ‘Playful nationalism’ in the Eurovision Song Contest
41. Affective nationalism
42. 'What nationality he is doesn't matter a damn!':Football, mediated identities and conditional cosmopolitanism
43. Media events and cosmopolitan fandom: ‘Playful nationalism’ in the Eurovision Song Contest.
44. The Influencer Industry: The Quest for Authenticity on Social Media.
45. Media, representation, imagination: Time to move beyond the ‘Holy Trinity’
46. ‘Mindless Markers of the Nation’: The Routine Flagging of Nationhood Across the Visual Environment
47. The politics of trans-national belonging: A study of the experiences of second-generation Egyptians during a period of socio-political change in Egypt
48. Mediatization and Sport: A Bottom-Up Perspective
49. ‘What nationality he is doesn't matter a damn!’ International football, mediated identities and conditional cosmopolitanism
50. Media, imagination and representation – Time to move beyond the ‘Holy Trinity’? Television and the Moral Imaginary: Society Through the Small Screen and Media, Representation and the Global Imagination
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