Geopolitics Archives - Page 2 of 2

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August 1, 2023

Via Football Paradise, an article on CONIFA: In Qatar, the dust, in both a literal and figurative sense, is just settling after a barnstorming three weeks of football produced a raft of historic moments; the drama, [...]

The Geopolitical Economy of Sport: Power, Politics, Money and the State

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July 5, 2023

Via E-International Relations, an interesting interview on the geopolitical economy of sport: Simon Chadwick is Professor of Sport and Geopolitical Economy at Skema Business School in Paris, with more than 25 years’ [...]

Should Russians Be Allowed to Compete?

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May 25, 2022

Via SI.com, an article on the impact of restricting an entire population from a sporting event because of the invasion of Ukraine: Everywhere you look in sports these days, Russians are disappearing. The international [...]

Should The Tennis Tour Ban Russian Players?

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March 22, 2022

Courtesy of The New Yorker, an article on the decision facing the Tennis Tour regarding Russian players: A Ukrainian flag fluttered day and night in the soft desert breeze above Stadium 1, the main show court at the BNP [...]

Sport’s Burgeoning Geopolitical Economy

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March 7, 2022

Via IRIS, commentary on sport’s burgeoning geopolitical economy: As we look forward to the year ahead in sport, 2022 promises to be equally dramatic both on and off-the-field of play. Several sport mega events will be held, [...]

Russia’s Aggression in Ukraine Has a Direct Impact on Champions League, World Cup

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February 24, 2022

Via SI.com, a report on how UEFA and FIFA find themselves confronting the nexus of geopolitics and global football's showpiece events: Geopolitics and global football often find themselves intertwined, and current events have [...]

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