How Soccer Explains the World
Hardcover Library Binding Paperback Kindle Edition"How Soccer Explains the World" by Franklin Foer is an intriguing exploration of soccer and its cultural influence. The author travels the globe to examine how soccer reflects the societies and politics of different nations. From the tribalism of soccer hooligans in England to the corruption within Brazilian soccer clubs, Foer portrays how soccer has the ability to unite and divide communities. He also analyzes the role of soccer in the formation of national identity, as well as the impact of globalization on the sport. Overall, the book provides a unique and insightful perspective on the power and meaning of soccer in the world today.
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