Master bibliography for sports in society, 1994–2009 Note

Denham, Bryan. 2006. Effects of mass communication on attitudes toward anabolic steroids: An analysis of high school seniors. Journal of Drug Issues 36, 4: 809–830.

Denham, Bryan. 2006. The Anabolic Steroid Control Act of 2004: A study in the political economy of drug policy. Journal of Health & Social Policy 22, 2: 51–78.

Denham, Bryan. 2007. Government and the pursuit of rigorous drug testing in Major League Baseball: A study in political negotiation and reciprocity. International Journal of Sport Management and Marketing 2, 4: 379–395.

Denham, Bryan E., A. C. Billings, and K. K. Halone. 2002. Differential accounts of race in broadcast commentary of the 2000 NCAA men’s and women’s Final Four. Sociology of Sport Journal 19 (3): 315–332.

DePauw, Karen. 1997. The (in)visibility of disability: Cultural contexts and “sporting bodies.” Quest 49, 4: 416–430.

Devall, B., and J. Harry. 1981. Who hates whom in the great outdoors: the impact of recreational specialization and technologies of play. Leisure Sciences 4(4): 399–418.

Devereux, E.C. 1976. Backyard versus little league baseball: the impoverishment of children’s games. In D.M. Landers, ed. Social problems in athletics. University of Illinois Press, Urbana, Ill.

Dewhirst, Timothy, and Robert Sparks. 2003. Intertextuality, tobacco sponsorship of sports, and adolescent male smoking culture: A selective review of tobacco industry documents. Journal of Sport and Social Issues 27, 4: 372–398.

Dillon, D. 2001. TSN’s Power 100: Guiding might. The Sporting News, 31 December, 12–17.

DiPasquale, Mauro. G. 1992a. Editorial: Why athletes use drugs. Drugs in Sports 1, 1: 2–3.

DiPasquale, Mauro. G. 1992b. Publications by Mile High Publishing. Drugs in Sports 1, 3: 13–14.

DiPasquale, Mauro. G. 1992c. Beating drug tests. Drugs in Sports 1, 2: 3–6.

DiPasquale, Mauro. G. 1992d. Beating drug tests: Part II. Drugs in Sports 1, 3: 6–12.

DiPrimio, Pete. 2005. Seeking tweaks—school officials say new NCAA academic rules should be adjusted. Ft. Wayne (Indiana) News Sentinel (August 17): 1S–3S.

Director. 2008. A Great Day at the Oscar(s). The National Center on Physical Activity and Disability--NCPAD NEWS 7, 6 (June): online, www.ncpad.org/director/fact_sheet.php?sheet=622.

Disch, L., and M. J. Kane. 1996. When a looker is really a bitch: Lisa Olson, sport, and the heterosexual matrix. Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society 21, 2: 278–308.

Doaks, Clinton. 2004. We can handle the truth. Mile High Sport Magazine (November): 10.

Doane, Ashley W., and Eduardo Bonilla-Silva. 2003. White Out: The continuing significance of racism. New York/London: Routledge.

Dobie, Michael. 1987. Facing a brave new world. Newsday (November 8): 13

Dobie, Michael. 2000. Race and sports in high school. In Best newspaper writing 2000 (pp. 319–387) edited by C. Scanlon. St. Petersburg, FL: The Poynter Institute for Media Studies.

Dodd, Mike. 2000. Morals clause seals Hancock’s renewal of sponsorship. USA Today, 16 Feb., 9C.

Dodd, Mike. 2002. Tiger: Membership up to Muirfield. USA Today (July 17): 1C.

Domhoff, G. William. 2002. Who rules America? New York: McGraw-Hill.

Domi, Tie. 1992. Tough tradition of hockey fights should be preserved. USA Today (October 27): C3.

Donegan, Lawrence. 1994. Clubs winning fight against racism. The Guardian, Home News (May 11): 2.

Donham-Foutch, S. 2007. Interactive video games in physical education. Journal of Physical Education Recreation and Dance 78, 5 (May/Jun): 29–34

Donnelly, Peter. 1988. Sport as a site for “popular” resistance. In Richard Gruneau, ed., Popular cultures and political practices (pp. 69–82). Toronto: Garamond Press.

Donnelly, Peter. 1988–1989. On boxing: Notes on the past, present and future of a sport in transition. Current Psychology 7, 4: 331–46.

Donnelly, Peter. 1988. Subcultures in sport: Resilience and transformation. Pp. 119–146 in Alan Ingham and John Loy, eds., Sport and social development: Traditions, transitions, and transformation. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics.

Donnelly, Peter. (with E. Casperson, L. Sargeant, and B. Steenhof) 1993. Problems associated with youth involvement in high-performance sport. In B.R. Cahill and A. Pearl (eds.), (pp. 95– 126). Human Kinetics, Intensive participation in children’s sports, Champaign, IL.

Donnelly, Peter. 1996. Prolympism: Sport monoculture as crisis and opportunity. Quest 48, 1: 25–42.

Donnelly, Peter. 1996. The local and the global: Globalization in the sociology of sport. Journal of Sport & Social Issues 20, 3: 239–57.

Donnelly, Peter. 1997. Child labour, sport labour: Applying child labor laws to sport. International Review for the Sociology of Sport 32, 4: 389–406.

Donnelly, Peter. 1999. Who’s fair game? Sport, sexual harassment, and abuse. In P. White and K. Young, eds. Sport and gender in Canada (pp. 107–128). Don Mills, ON: Oxford University Press.

Donnelly, Peter. 2000. Interpretive approaches to the study of sports. In J. Coakley and E. Dunning, eds. Handbook of sport and society (pp. 77–91). London: Sage.

Donnelly, Peter, and Kevin Young. 1985. Reproduction and transformation of cultural forms in sport: A contextual analysis of rugby. International Review for the Sociology of Sport 20, 1–2: 19–38.

Donnelly, Peter, and Kevin Young. 1988. The construction and confirmation of identity in sport subcultures. Sociology of Sport Journal 5, 3: 223–40.

Donnelly, Peter, and Kevin Young. 1999. Rock climbers and rugby players: Identity construction and confirmation. In Jay Coakley and Peter Donnelly, eds., Inside Sports (pp. 67–76). London: Routledge.

Donnelly, Peter, and Jay Coakley. 2003. The role of recreation in promoting social inclusion. Monograph in the Working Paper Series on Social Inclusion published by the Laidlaw Foundation, Toronto, Ontario

Donnelly, Peter, and Jean Harvey. 1996. Overcoming systematic barriers to access in active living. Unpublished report submitted to Fitness Program, Health Canada, Ottawa.

Donnelly, Peter, and Jean Harvey. 1999. Class and gender: Intersections in sport and physical activity. Pp. 40–64 in Philip White and Kevin Young, eds. Sport and gender in Canada. Don Mills, ON: Oxford University Press.

Donnelly, Peter, and LeAnne Petherick. 2004. Workers’ Playtime?: Child Labour at the Extremes of the Sporting Spectrum. Sport in Society 7, 3: 301–321

Donnelly, Peter, and Robert Sparks. 1997. Child sexual abuse in sport. Pp. 200–205 in P. Donnelly (ed.), Taking sport seriously: Social issues in Canadian sport. Toronto, Ontario: Thompson Publishing, Inc.

Donohoe, T., and N. Johnson. 1986. Foul play: Drug abuse in sports. New York: Basil Blackwell.

Downward, Paul, and Alistair Dawson, 2000. The economics of professional team sports. London/New York: Routledge.

Doyle, C. A., and G. J. Gaeth. 1990. Assessing the institutional choice process of student-athletes. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport 61, 1: 85–92.

Drahota, Jo Ann T., and D. Stanley Eitzen. 1998. The role exit of professional athletes. Sociology of Sport Journal 15, 3: 263–278.

Draper, Electa. 2005. Trying to turn the game into more than a dead end. The Denver Post, May 17: 1A, 10A

Duberstein, M. J. 2002a. NFL 2002: Franchise history and values – stadium data. New York: National Football League Players Association.

Duberstein, M. J. 2002b. 2002 off-season signing averages and 2002 club and position salaries. New York: National Football League Players Association.

Dubois, Paul E. 1978. Participation in sports and occupational attainment: A comparative study. Research Quarterly 49, 1: 28–37.

Dubois, Paul E. 1979. Participation in sport and occupational attainment: An investigation of selected athlete categories. Journal of Sport Behavior 2, 2: 103–114.

Dubois, Paul E. 1995. Gender and the hiring of high school and small college coaches. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the North American Society for the Sociology of Sport, Sacramento (November).

Dubois, Paul E. 1982. The behavior of youth football coaches. In A.O. Dunleavy, et al., eds. Studies in the sociology of sport. Texas Christian University Press, Fort Worth, Tex.

DuBois, William Edward Burghardt.1935. Black reconstruction in America. New York: Harcourt, Brace.

Duda, Joan L. 1981. Achievement motivation in sport: minority considerations for the coach. Journal of Sport Behavior 4, 1: 24–31.

Duda, JoanL. 1986. A cross-cultural analysis of achievement motivation in sport and the classroom. In L. Vander Velden and J. Humphrey, eds. Current selected research in the psychology and sociology of sport. AMS Press, New York.

Dufresne, C. 1984. George Allen: anything to win. Arena Magazine (Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph), pp. 4–5, July 12.

Dufur, M. 1998. Race logic and “Being like Mike”: Representations of athletes in advertising, 1985-1994. Pp. 67–84 in Gary Sailes, ed. African Americans in sport. New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Publishers.

Dukes, Richard L., and Jay Coakley. 2002. Parental Commitment to competitive swimming. Free Inquiry in Creative Sociology 30, 2: 185–197.

Duncan, Margaret Carlisle. 1989. Television portrayals of children’s play and sport. Play & Culture 2(3):235–252.

Duncan, Margaret Carlisle. 1993. Beyond analyses of sport media texts: An argument for formal analyses of institutional structures. Sociology of Sport Journal 10, 4: 353–72.

Duncan, Margaret Carlisle. 1994. The politics of women’s body images and practices: Foucault, the panopticon, and Shape magazine. Journal of Sport & Social Issues 18, 1: 48–65.

Duncan, Margaret Carlisle., and B. Brummett. 1993. Liberal and radical sources of female empowerment in sport media. Sociology of Sport Journal 10, 1: 57–72.

Duncan, Margaret Carlisle, Michael A. Messner, L. Williams, & K. Jensen. 1990. Gender stereotyping in televised sports. Los Angeles: Amateur Athletic Foundation.

Duncan, Margaret Carlisle, and Michael A. Messner. 1998. The media image of sport and gender. In L. A. Wenner, ed., Media Sport (pp. 170–185). London/New York: Routledge.

Duncan, Margaret Carlisle, and Michael A. Messner. 2005. Gender in televised sports: News and highlights shows, 1989-2004. Los Angeles, CA: Amateur Athletic Foundation www.aafla.org/9arr/ResearchReports/tv2004.pdf.

Duncan, Margaret Carlisle, and A. Sayaovong. 1990. Photographic images and gender in Sports Illustrated for Kids. Play & Culture 3, 2: 91–116.

Dunn, D.R. 1979. Leisure careers in an era of limits. Journal of Physical Education, Recreation and Dance 50(4):3–6.

Dunn, J.R., and M. Lupfer. 1974. A comparison of black and white boys’ performance in self-paced and reactive sport activities. Journal of Applied Social Psychology 4(1): 24–35.

Dunn, Katherine. 1994. Just as fierce. Mother Jones (November/December): 35–39.

Dunn, Robert, and Christopher Stevenson. 1998. The paradox of the Church Hockey League. International Review for the Sociology of Sport 33, 2: 131–141.

Dunning, Eric. 1986. Social bonding and violence in sport. In Norbert Elias and Eric Dunning, eds. Quest for excitement: Sport and leisure in the civilizing process (pp. 224–244). Oxford, UK/Cambridge, MA: Blackwell.

Dunning, Eric. 1993. Sport in the civilizing process: Aspects of the development of modern sport. Pp. 39–70 in Eric Dunning, Joseph A. Maguire, and Robert E. Pearton, eds. The sports process: A comparative and developmental approach. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics.

Dunning, Eric. 1999. Sport matters: Sociological studies of sport, violence and civilization. London: Routledge

Dunning, Eric, Joseph A. Maguire, and Robert E. Pearton, eds. 1993. The sports process: A comparative and developmental approach. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics.

Dunning, Eric, Patrick Murphy, and John Williams. 1988. The Roots of Football Hooliganism: An Historical and Sociological Study. London: Routledge and Kegan Paul.

Dunning, Eric, Patrick Murphy, Ivan Waddington, and Antonios E. Astrinakis, eds. 2002. Fighting fans: Football hooliganism as a world phenomenon. Dublin: University College Dublin Press.

Dunning, Eric, and Chris Rojek, eds. 1992. Sport and leisure in the civilizing process: Critique and counter-critique. Toronto, Ontario: University of Toronto Press.

Dunning, Eric, and Kenneth Sheard. 1979. Barbarians, gentlemen and players: A sociological study of the development of rugby football. New York: University Press.

Dunning, Eric, and Ivan Waddington. 2003. Sport as a drug and drugs in sport: Some exploratory comments. International Review for the Sociology of Sport 38, 3: 351–368.

DuPree, David. 1992. Controversy wears down Dream Team. USA Today (August 5): 7E.

Duquin, M. 1984. Power and authority: Moral consensus and conformity in sport. International Review for Sociology of Sport 19(4):295–304.

Duquin, M. 1993. One future for sport: Moving toward an ethic of care. Pp. 289–296 in G. Cohen, ed. Women and sport: Issues and controversies. Newbury Park, CA: Sage

Duquin, Mary. 2000. Sport and emotions. In Jay Coakley and Eric Dunning, eds. Handbook of sports studies (pp. 477–489). London: Sage.

Dworkin, Shari L. 2001. ‘Holding back’: Negotiating a glass ceiling on women’s muscular strength. Sociological Perspectives 44, 3: 333–351.

Dworkin, Shari L. 2003. A woman’s place is in the . . . cardiovascular room? Gender relations, the body, and the gym. In Anne Bolin and Jane Granskog, eds. Athletic Intruders: Ethnographic Research on Women, Culture, and Exercise (pp. 131–158). Albany, NY: State University of New York Press.

Dyck, N., ed. 2000. Games, sports, and cultures. New York: New York University Press.

Dyer, K.P. 1982. Challenging the men. University of Queensland Press, New York.

Early, Gerald. 1991. Delusions of grandeur: Young blacks must be taught that sports are not the only avenue of opportunity. Sports Illustrated 75, 8 (August 19): 78.

Early, Gerald. 1998. Performance and reality: Race, sports and the modern world. The Nation 267, 5: 11–20.

Eastman, Susan Tyler, and Andrew C. Billings. 1999. Gender parity in the Olympics: Hyping women athletes, favoring men athletes. Journal of Sport and Social Issues 23, 2: 140–170.

Eastman, Susan Tyler, and K. E. Riggs. 1994. Televised sports and ritual: Fan experiences. Sociology of Sport Journal 11, 3: 249–74.

Eccles, Jacquelynne S, and Bonnie L. Barber. 1999. Student Council, Volunteering, Basketball, or Marching Band: What Kind of Extracurricular Involvement Matters? Journal of Adolescent Research 14, 1: 10–43

Eckstein, Rick, and Kevin Delaney. 2002. New Sports Stadiums, Community Self-Esteem, and Community Collective Conscience. Journal of Sport and Social Issues 26, 3: 236–248.

Economist, The. 1996a. Sport and television: Swifter, higher, stronger, dearer. The Economist 340, 7975 (July 20): 17–19.

Economist, The. 1996b. The million dollar games. The Economist 340, 7975 (July 20): 13.

Eder, D. (with C. C. Evans and S. Parker). 1995. School talk: Gender and adolescent culture. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press.

Eder, D., and S. Parker. 1987. The cultural production and reproduction of gender: The effect of extracurricular activities on peer group culture. Sociology of Education 60:200–213.

Editors, 2005. Pushing kids too fast in sports. Rocky Mountain News (December 24): 10C.

Edwards, Harry. 1973. Sociology of sport. Homewood, IL: Dorsey Press,

Edwards, H. 1979. Sport within the veil: the triumphs, tragedies, and challenges of Afro-American involvement. Ann. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 445(September): 116–127.

Edwards, H. 1983. Educating black athletes. The Atlantic Monthly 252(2):31–38.

Edwards, H. 1986. Speech on race and sport. Conference on Sports, Culture and Society, Stanford University.

Edwards, Harry. 1993. Succeeding against the odds. Black Issues in Higher Education 10, 20: 136.

Edwards, Harry. 2000. The decline of the black athlete (as interviewed by D. Leonard). ColorLines 3, 1: 29–24.

Edwards, H., and V. Rackages. 1977. The dynamics of violence in American sport: some promising structural and social considerations, J. Sport Soc. Issues 7(2): 3–31.

Edwards, J., and J. Hargreaves. Feminism. In International encyclopedia of women and sports (pp. 395–402) edited by K. Christensen, A. Guttmann, and G. Pfister. New York: Macmillan Reference USA.

Ehlers, Nadine. 2006. ‘Black Is’ and ‘Black Ain’t’: Performative revisions of racial ‘crisis’. Culture, Theory & Critique 47, 2: 149–163.

Eichberg, Hennig. 1984. Olympic sport: neocolonialization and alternatives. International Review for the Sociology of Sport 19, 1: 97–106.

Eisen, George, and David K. Wiggins, eds. 1994. Ethnicity and sport in North American history and culture. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press.

Eisen, Georege, and D. Turner. 1992. Myth and reality: Social mobility of American Olympic athletes. International Review for the Sociology of Sport 27, 2: 165–76.

Eitle, Tamela McNulty, and David J. Eitle. 2002. Just don’t do it: High school sports participation and young female adult sexual behavior. Sociology of Sport Journal 19, 4: 403–418.

Eitle, Tamela McNulty. 2005. Do gender and race matter? Explaining the relationship between sports participation and achievement. Sociological Spectrum 25, 2 (March–April): 177–195.

Eitzen, D. Stanley. 1975. Athletics in the status system of male adolescents: A replication of Coleman’s The Adolescent Society. Adolescence 10, 38: 268–76.

Eitzen, D. Stanley. 1988. The myth and reality of elite amateur sport. The World & I 3, 10: 549–59.

Eitzen, D. Stanley. 1992. Treatment of athletes is the problem with college sports. The Coloradoan, Sunday, November 29: E3.

Eitzen, D. Stanley. 1995. Classism in sport: The powerless bear the burden. Journal of Sport and Social Issues 20, 1: 95–105.

Eitzen, D. Stanley. 2000. Public teams, private profits: How pro sports owners run up the score on fans and taxpayers. Dollars and Sense, Issue 228 (March/April); see http://www.dollarsandsense.org/archives/2000/0300eitzen.html.

Eitzen, D. Stanley. 2000. Sport and social control. In J. Coakley and E. Dunning, eds. Handbook of sport and society. London: Sage.

Eitzen, D. Stanley, 1987. The educational experiences of intercollegiate student-athletes. Journal of Sport and Social Issues 11, 1–2: 15–30.

Eitzen, D. Stanley. 1975. Athletics in the status system of male adolescents: a replication of Coleman’s The Adolescent Society. Adolescence 10, 38:268–276.

Eitzen, D. Stanley. 1979. Sport in contemporary society. St. Martin’s Press, New York.

Eitzen, D. Stanley 1984. Sport in contemporary society (2nd ed.) St. Martin’s Press, New York.

Eitzen, D. Stanley. 1987. The educational experiences of intercollegiate student-athletes. Journal of Sport and Social Issues 11(1,2):15–30.

Eitzen, D. Stanley. 1987a. Conflict theory and deviance in sport. International Review for the Sociology of Sport 23, 3: 193–204.

Eitzen, D. Stanley. 1987b. The educational experiences of intercollegiate student-athletes. Journal of Sport and Social Issues 11, 1/2: 15–30.

Eitzen, D. Stanley. 1988. The myth and reality of elite amateur sport. The World & I 3, 10: 549–559.

Eitzen, D. Stanley. 1992. Treatment of athletes is the problem with college sports. The Coloradoan, Sunday, November 29, p. E3.

Eitzen, D Stanley. 1999. Fair and foul: Beyond the myths and paradoxes of sport. Lanham, MA: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc.

Eitzen, D. Stanley. 2003. Fair and foul: Beyond the myths and paradoxes of sport. Lanham, MA: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc.

Eitzen, D. Stanley, and David Furst. 1988. Racial bias in women’s collegiate sports. Paper presented at the North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Conference, Cincinnati.

Eitzen, D. Stanley, and Maxine Baca Zinn. 1989. The de-athleticization of women: The naming and gender marking of collegiate sport teams. Sociology of Sport Journal 6, 4: 362–370.

Eitzen, D.Stanley, and S.R. Pratt. 1989. Gender differences in coaching philosophy: The case of female basketball teams. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport 60, 2:152–158.

El Nassar, H. 1999. Commotion kicking up over space for soccer. USA Today, June 16, 17A.

Eley, D., and D. Kirk. 2002. Developing citizenship through sport: The impact of a sport-based volunteer programme on young sport leaders. Sport, Education and Society 2 (October): 151–166.

Elias, Norbert. 1982.The civilizing process: State formation and civilization. (Vol 2). Oxford, England: Basil Blackwell.

Elias, Norbert. 1986. An essay on sport and violence. In N. Elias and E. Dunning (eds.), Quest for excitement (pp. 150–174). Basil Blackwell, New York.

Elias, Norbert, and Eric Dunning. 1986. Quest for excitement. New York: Basil Blackwell.

Elias, Norbert. 1978. The civilizing process: The history of manners (Vol 1). Oxford, England: Basil Blackwell.

Elias, Norbert. 1986. An essay on sport and violence. Pp. 150–74 in N. Elias and E. Dunning (eds.), Quest for excitement. New York: Basil Blackwell.

Eliasoph, Nina. 1999. “Everyday racism” in a culture of political avoidance: Civil society, speech, and taboo. Social Problems 46, 4: 479–502

Elicksen, Debbie. 2005. Future prospects. Calgary: Freelance Communications. (Pub web: www.freelancepublishing.com/) (A behind the scenes look at major junior hockey)

Elkington, John. 2004. Praying for rain. SustainAbility Radar (The Sports Issue, August/September): 4–5.

Elling, Agnes, Annelies Knoppers, and Paul deKnop. 2001. The social integrative meaning of sport: A critical and comparative analysis of policy and practice in the Netherlands. Sociology of Sport Journal 18, 4: 414–434.

Elling, Agnes, Paul de Knop, and Annelies Knoppers. 2003. Gay/Lesbian Sport Clubs and Events: Places of Homo-Social Bonding and Cultural Resistance? International Review for the Sociology of Sport 38, 4: 441–456.

Engelhardt, G. M. 1993. Educational psychology program challenges National Hockey League: Knockout fighting behavior. Paper presented at the annual conference of the American Psychological Association, Toronto (August).

Engelhardt, G. M. 1995. Fighting behavior and winning National Hockey League games: A paradox. Perceptual and Motor Skills 80: 416–18.

Engh, Fred. 1999. Why Johnny hates sports. Garden City Park, NY: Avery Publishing Group.