Thematic section

• Why do we need Critical Psychology on Sport?

  Rodrigo Soto-Lagos

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• Towards a Critical Social Sport Psychology

  Rodrigo Soto-Lagos, Luiz Pozo-Gómez, Pablo Romero Alvarez

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• Violence from the point of view of the spectator: habitus of the amateur, the fan and the supporter

  Diego Londoño-Galeano, Juan Carlos Arboleda-Ariza, Gabriel Prosser Bravo

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• Football, politics and history in Brazil: analysis of a manifesto signed by anti-fascist football fans

  Felipe Tavares Paes Lopes, Mariana Prioli Cordeiro

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• Reflections on the versions of Karate in a metropolitan city in São Paulo

  Juliana A. de Oliveira Camilo, Katia Rubio

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• Educational recreation at school: from physical activity to strengthening school coexistence

  Carolina Urbina, Tabata Contreras, Madeleine San Juan, Verónica López, Juan Carlos Nuñez, Claribel Aguirre

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• The Multiple Sides of Sports Participation: Recommendations from Jean Côté and Collaborators

  Iuri Salim de Souza, Lucas Vicentini, Renato Francisco Rodrigues Marques

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• Cultural configuration of Chilean ninjutsu: an enactive ethnography approach

  Camilo Francisco Améstica Zavala

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• “We are climbers!” Life stories of women cyclists in international teams

  Luana Prato, Miquel Torregrossa, Yago Ramis

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• Expanding socio-cultural identity research in sport psycho-logy: The potential of athlete autobiographies

  Kerry R. McGannon, Brett Smith

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• Historicising Cultural Sport Psychology: Dare we De-centre Methodological Eurocentrism?

  Tatiana Ryba, Noora Ronkainen, Sae-Mi Lee

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