Paul Ian Campbell
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 668708 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Paul Ian Campbell |
| PRENOMES | Paul Ian |
| SOBRENOME | Campbell |
| ASSINATURA | CAMPBELL P I |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Leicester |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1152-6097 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 29 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2013 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
She Plays ‘With a Bit of Anger!’
This article is the first to examine how praise comments and narratives within women’s soccer matchday commentary differ for Black and White female footballers and the ways these mediated framings reproduce the misogynoir logics that shape Black and White women’s experiences within the sport. It draws on approximately 4,800 minutes of matchday-commentary gleaned from the 52 televised matches at the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup Finals (on the Briti…
There's a brand new dance’
This article explores the intricate and evolving relationship between English football, its male and female professional players, and the fashion industries from the inter-war years of the last century to the present day. Following a historical overview that engages with traditional understandings of classed masculinity, the article argues that some of the most significant aspects of the contemporary football and fashion relationship can be uncov…
The intersections of race and gendered stereotypes within the constructions of digital women footballers in video games
This article employs Bogost’s (2007) ‘procedural rhetoric’ frame to explore the ways in which the numerical values which constitute FIFA 22’s ‘Top 100’ Black and White digital women footballers reflect or challenge the exclusionary discourses that have, thus far, shaped the experiences of White and Black female sporting athletes in the social world. In doing so, this research is the first to empirically demonstrate considerable differences betwee…
Leading in times of disruption – preparedness, problems, and possibilities part 3
The International Congress for School Effectiveness and Improvement (ICSEI) provides a global platform for collaborating and exchanging ideas among diverse groups across education. ICSEI demonstrat
‘Pray(ing) the person marking your work isn't racist’
Relatively little critical attention has been given specifically to ‘assessments’ and related processes in relation to race and racial inequalities in UK HEPs. Consequently, we know relatively little with regards to rather routine questions, such as: What are the assessment experiences of BAME students? To what extent is BAME student inclusion intrinsic to specific assessment types or connected to wider pedagogical practice? Or to the ways in whi…
Leading in times of disruption – preparedness, problems, and possibilities (Part 2)
This special issue series, guest edited by the Educational Leadership Network leaders (ELN) of the International Congress for School Effectiveness and Improvement (ICSEI), on leadership in the cont
White digital footballers can’t jump’
Drawing on the quantitative datasets of Electronic Arts’ FIFA 20 top 100 players and their qualitative descriptors, the paper addresses the following: (1) How do ideas of race manifest and influence digital worlds? (2) How do digital football simulations (games) disrupt or reproduce racialised stereotypes and logics found within football in the social world? (3) How does playing football video games contribute to users’ understandings of race and…
Sport, race and ethnicity in the wake of black lives matter
2021). Sport, race and ethnicity in the wake of black lives matter: introduction to the special issue. European Journal for Sport and Society: Vol. 18, Special Issue on Sport, Race and Ethnicity at a time of multiple global crises. Guest Editors: Adam B. Evans, Sine Agergaard, Paul Ian Campbell, Kevin Hylton & Verena Lenneis, pp. 187-191
‘That black boy’s different class!’
Seldom has leisure as a cultural activity been used to examine the boundary-work and lived realities of black middle-class men in the UK. Drawing on ethnographic data taken from a three-year study of one East-Midlands based African-Caribbean founded football club c.1970-2010, the article addresses these points. It widens existing knowledge on the British black middle-classes in three ways. (1) It indicates that the emergence of the black middle-c…
Black Lives Matter
Debates around race, ethnicity, and indigeneity, whether related to sport or society in general, are far from new. Yet in recent times, such debates have gained new urgency due to the Black Lives M
Can 'the Ghetto' Really Take over the County? 'Race', Generation & Social Change in Local Football in the UK
The involvement of people from black and minority ethnic backgrounds in local sports clubs is little used as a route for examining questions of their wider identity politics and exploring the impact of generational change in local sport. This is often because of difficulties involved in conducting qualitative research at the same site over an extended period. In this paper we report on two bouts of intensive ethnographic and interview study spann…
A (‘black’) historian using sociology to write a history of ‘black’ sport
Historians have often drawn on sources such as archival data, newspapers, census material and national survey data. These types of sources, however, have been criticised by various historians of sport for being unable to capture in detail the meaning and emotion of sport. These sources have also been criticised by some scholars of race and ethnicity, because social life at the ‘ground level’ for many of Britain’s black, Asian and Minority Ethnic …
Cavaliers Made Us ‘United’
The concept of a unified African-Caribbean community or identity is a modern construction in that it emerged in its present guise during the second half of the twentieth century. Prior to this, the identity politics of the ‘black’ people from this region were largely polarized. They were frequently divided along lines of island identities (Jamaica, Barbados, St Kitts etc.). They were also subdivided along lines of complexion and class. There is a…
Black Lives Matter
Debates around race, ethnicity, and indigeneity, whether related to sport or society in general, are far from new. Yet in recent times, such debates have gained new urgency due to the Black Lives M
Sport, race and ethnicity in the wake of black lives matter
2021). Sport, race and ethnicity in the wake of black lives matter: introduction to the special issue. European Journal for Sport and Society: Vol. 18, Special Issue on Sport, Race and Ethnicity at a time of multiple global crises. Guest Editors: Adam B. Evans, Sine Agergaard, Paul Ian Campbell, Kevin Hylton & Verena Lenneis, pp. 187-191
Cavaliers Made Us ‘United’
The concept of a unified African-Caribbean community or identity is a modern construction in that it emerged in its present guise during the second half of the twentieth century. Prior to this, the identity politics of the ‘black’ people from this region were largely polarized. They were frequently divided along lines of island identities (Jamaica, Barbados, St Kitts etc.). They were also subdivided along lines of complexion and class. There is a…
Can 'the Ghetto' Really Take over the County? 'Race', Generation & Social Change in Local Football in the UK
The involvement of people from black and minority ethnic backgrounds in local sports clubs is little used as a route for examining questions of their wider identity politics and exploring the impact of generational change in local sport. This is often because of difficulties involved in conducting qualitative research at the same site over an extended period. In this paper we report on two bouts of intensive ethnographic and interview study spann…
White digital footballers can’t jump’
Drawing on the quantitative datasets of Electronic Arts’ FIFA 20 top 100 players and their qualitative descriptors, the paper addresses the following: (1) How do ideas of race manifest and influence digital worlds? (2) How do digital football simulations (games) disrupt or reproduce racialised stereotypes and logics found within football in the social world? (3) How does playing football video games contribute to users’ understandings of race and…
Cavaliers Made Us ‘United’
The concept of a unified African-Caribbean community or identity is a modern construction in that it emerged in its present guise during the second half of the twentieth century. Prior to this, the identity politics of the ‘black’ people from this region were largely polarized. They were frequently divided along lines of island identities (Jamaica, Barbados, St Kitts etc.). They were also subdivided along lines of complexion and class. There is a…
A (‘black’) historian using sociology to write a history of ‘black’ sport
Historians have often drawn on sources such as archival data, newspapers, census material and national survey data. These types of sources, however, have been criticised by various historians of sport for being unable to capture in detail the meaning and emotion of sport. These sources have also been criticised by some scholars of race and ethnicity, because social life at the ‘ground level’ for many of Britain’s black, Asian and Minority Ethnic …
Can 'the Ghetto' Really Take over the County? 'Race', Generation & Social Change in Local Football in the UK
The involvement of people from black and minority ethnic backgrounds in local sports clubs is little used as a route for examining questions of their wider identity politics and exploring the impact of generational change in local sport. This is often because of difficulties involved in conducting qualitative research at the same site over an extended period. In this paper we report on two bouts of intensive ethnographic and interview study spann…
‘That black boy’s different class!’
Seldom has leisure as a cultural activity been used to examine the boundary-work and lived realities of black middle-class men in the UK. Drawing on ethnographic data taken from a three-year study of one East-Midlands based African-Caribbean founded football club c.1970-2010, the article addresses these points. It widens existing knowledge on the British black middle-classes in three ways. (1) It indicates that the emergence of the black middle-c…
Black Lives Matter
Debates around race, ethnicity, and indigeneity, whether related to sport or society in general, are far from new. Yet in recent times, such debates have gained new urgency due to the Black Lives M
Sport, race and ethnicity in the wake of black lives matter
2021). Sport, race and ethnicity in the wake of black lives matter: introduction to the special issue. European Journal for Sport and Society: Vol. 18, Special Issue on Sport, Race and Ethnicity at a time of multiple global crises. Guest Editors: Adam B. Evans, Sine Agergaard, Paul Ian Campbell, Kevin Hylton & Verena Lenneis, pp. 187-191
White digital footballers can’t jump’
Drawing on the quantitative datasets of Electronic Arts’ FIFA 20 top 100 players and their qualitative descriptors, the paper addresses the following: (1) How do ideas of race manifest and influence digital worlds? (2) How do digital football simulations (games) disrupt or reproduce racialised stereotypes and logics found within football in the social world? (3) How does playing football video games contribute to users’ understandings of race and…
Leading in times of disruption – preparedness, problems, and possibilities (Part 2)
This special issue series, guest edited by the Educational Leadership Network leaders (ELN) of the International Congress for School Effectiveness and Improvement (ICSEI), on leadership in the cont
Leading in times of disruption – preparedness, problems, and possibilities part 3
The International Congress for School Effectiveness and Improvement (ICSEI) provides a global platform for collaborating and exchanging ideas among diverse groups across education. ICSEI demonstrat
‘Pray(ing) the person marking your work isn't racist’
Relatively little critical attention has been given specifically to ‘assessments’ and related processes in relation to race and racial inequalities in UK HEPs. Consequently, we know relatively little with regards to rather routine questions, such as: What are the assessment experiences of BAME students? To what extent is BAME student inclusion intrinsic to specific assessment types or connected to wider pedagogical practice? Or to the ways in whi…
She Plays ‘With a Bit of Anger!’
This article is the first to examine how praise comments and narratives within women’s soccer matchday commentary differ for Black and White female footballers and the ways these mediated framings reproduce the misogynoir logics that shape Black and White women’s experiences within the sport. It draws on approximately 4,800 minutes of matchday-commentary gleaned from the 52 televised matches at the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup Finals (on the Briti…
There's a brand new dance’
This article explores the intricate and evolving relationship between English football, its male and female professional players, and the fashion industries from the inter-war years of the last century to the present day. Following a historical overview that engages with traditional understandings of classed masculinity, the article argues that some of the most significant aspects of the contemporary football and fashion relationship can be uncov…
The intersections of race and gendered stereotypes within the constructions of digital women footballers in video games
This article employs Bogost’s (2007) ‘procedural rhetoric’ frame to explore the ways in which the numerical values which constitute FIFA 22’s ‘Top 100’ Black and White digital women footballers reflect or challenge the exclusionary discourses that have, thus far, shaped the experiences of White and Black female sporting athletes in the social world. In doing so, this research is the first to empirically demonstrate considerable differences betwee…
Sociology (12 obras) · Gender Studies (10 obras) · Political science (10 obras) · Sports, Gender, and Society (9 obras) · Football (8 obras) · Law (7 obras) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (7 obras) · Gender Studies (6 obras) · Anthropology (5 obras) · Ethnic group (4 obras)