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Mateusz Grodecki

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The Maria Grzegorzewska University

Poland

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Mateusz Grodecki is an Assistant Professor at The Maria Grzegorzewska University in Poland. His research primarily focuses on the intersection of nationalism and sports, particularly in the context of football. Recent works examine fan violence, the role of nationalism in anti-LGBTQ+ protests, and the sociocultural dynamics of football fandom in Poland. Grodecki's contributions provide critical insights into the complexities of identity and nationalism within European football culture.

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Charakter ideologii narodowych kibiców piłkarskich

Open Date: 2019-06-18

Close Date: 2022-06-17

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Jacek Burski

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University of Wrocław

POLAND

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Mark Doidge

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Loughborough University

UNITED KINGDOM

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joel rookwood

Lecturer in Sport Management

Dublin City University

IRELAND

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Radosław Kossakowski

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University of Gdańsk

POLAND

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Przemysław Rura

Adam Mickiewicz University

POLAND

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Dominik Antonowicz

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Nicolaus Copernicus University

POLAND

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Modern fan violence in football (soccer) – a scoping review

Youth players at the crossroads: Coping with the insecurity of the junior-to-senior transition in football

Everyday Football Fan Violence

Fan violence in youth football: Experiences and attitudes of young players

Searching for Validity in Interview Research on Football (Soccer) Ultras as a Hard-to-Reach Group

Why Does Fan Violence Persist in Football? Football Rivalries Ideology, the Reproduction of Football-Related Violence and its Everyday Dimensions

Nationalism and Anti-LGBTQ+: Exploring the Role of Nationalism in Soccer Fans’ Protests Against LGBTQ+ Equal Rights

From English to Polish Disease. Conceptualising hooligans’ setup fights and their diffusion across Europe

Hooligans are coming home. A response to Ellis Cashmore and Kevin Dixon, ‘Why football violence made a comeback in continental Europe but spared England’ [ <i>soccer & society</i> 25, no. 3 (2024): 378-384]

Performative nationalism in Polish football stadiums and fans’ views and attitudes: Evidence from quantitative research

Becoming a Nationalist Activist: Exploring Biographical Paths of Polish Football Fans

Odmiany polskiej tożsamości narodowej i ich konsekwencje dla postaw wobec mniejszości

Class wars among devoted football supporters. Hooligan bourgeoisie and non-hooligan proletariat

Odmiany polskiej tożsamości narodowej i ich konsekwencje dla postaw wobec mniejszości

Nation as a product of resistance: introducing post-foundational discourse analysis in research on ultras’ nationalism

Contingent nationalism: The genesis of ultras’ nationalist discourse

Occasional Nationalists: The National Ideology of Ultras

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Jacek Burski

Mark Doidge

joel rookwood

Radosław Kossakowski

Przemysław Rura

Dominik Antonowicz

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Articles (17)

Modern fan violence in football (soccer) – a scoping review

Youth players at the crossroads: Coping with the insecurity of the junior-to-senior transition in football

Everyday Football Fan Violence

Fan violence in youth football: Experiences and attitudes of young players

Searching for Validity in Interview Research on Football (Soccer) Ultras as a Hard-to-Reach Group

Why Does Fan Violence Persist in Football? Football Rivalries Ideology, the Reproduction of Football-Related Violence and its Everyday Dimensions

Nationalism and Anti-LGBTQ+: Exploring the Role of Nationalism in Soccer Fans’ Protests Against LGBTQ+ Equal Rights

From English to Polish Disease. Conceptualising hooligans’ setup fights and their diffusion across Europe

Hooligans are coming home. A response to Ellis Cashmore and Kevin Dixon, ‘Why football violence made a comeback in continental Europe but spared England’ [ <i>soccer &amp; society</i> 25, no. 3 (2024): 378-384]

Performative nationalism in Polish football stadiums and fans’ views and attitudes: Evidence from quantitative research

Becoming a Nationalist Activist: Exploring Biographical Paths of Polish Football Fans

Odmiany polskiej tożsamości narodowej i ich konsekwencje dla postaw wobec mniejszości

Class wars among devoted football supporters. Hooligan bourgeoisie and non-hooligan proletariat

Odmiany polskiej tożsamości narodowej i ich konsekwencje dla postaw wobec mniejszości

Nation as a product of resistance: introducing post-foundational discourse analysis in research on ultras’ nationalism

Contingent nationalism: The genesis of ultras’ nationalist discourse

Occasional Nationalists: The National Ideology of Ultras

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Jacek Burski

Mark Doidge

joel rookwood

Radosław Kossakowski

Przemysław Rura

Dominik Antonowicz

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Hooligans are coming home. A response to Ellis Cashmore and Kevin Dixon, ‘Why football violence made a comeback in continental Europe but spared England’ [ <i>soccer & society</i> 25, no. 3 (2024): 378-384]