Radosław Kossakowski

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University of Gdańsk

Poland

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Radosław Kossakowski is an Associate Professor at the University of Gdańsk, Poland. His research primarily focuses on sports fandom, societal issues surrounding refugee integration, and the dynamics of football culture across Europe. Recent publications include studies on fan perceptions in women's soccer, disillusionment in Polish refugee hosting families, and the socialization processes within sports environments.

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Articles (18)

A study of disillusionment in Polish families hosting refugees from Ukraine in 2022

“A Lot of Men Have Definitely Gotten Over the Whole ‘No One Wants to Watch Women’s Sports’ Thing”: Fan Perceptions of the Masculinization of Women’s Soccer Fandom

European football fans’ resistance and protest in the face of legal restrictions: Towards a typology and continued research agenda

Stability and Change in Sports Fandom Over Time: A Longitudinal Study of U.S. Women’s Professional Soccer Fandom

A European Public Sphere United by Football: A Comparative Quantitative Text Analysis of German, Norwegian, Polish and Spanish Football Media

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]

Transactionality, Opportunism and the Third Generation’s Emotional Patriotism. Deservingness and Transnational Football Players in the Polish National Team

The end of terraces? Fans’ identity in times of crisis in Poland

The Football Effect: Comparing European Identity Between Fans and Non‐Fans

Radical socialization? Analysis of the secondary socialization process in the table tennis environment

Beyond stereotypes: Women and their engagement in football fandom

Enclaved non-heteronormativity and pragmatic acceptance. The experiences of Polish female football players

‘Partners’, ‘mothers’, and ‘tomboys’. female football fans in the structural trap of assigned roles in Poland

Guerrilla patriotism and mnemonic wars: cursed soldiers as role models for football fans in Poland

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

„Outsider” w procesie cywilizowania. Wokół tożsamości kibiców piłkarskich

A Squad with No Left Wingers: The Roots and Structure of Right-Wing and Nationalist Attitudes among Polish Football Fans

A bittersweet welcome: attitudes of Polish ultra-fans toward female fans entering football stadiums

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Przemysław Nosal

Dorota Rancew-Sikora

Tomasz Besta

Mark Doidge

Mateusz Grodecki

Wojciech Wozniak

Dominik Antonowicz

Honorata Jakubowska

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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]