Stimulating and communicating research, critical thought, and theory development on the sociology of sport

• The leading and most authoritative journal in the field

• Presents methodological coverage ranging from quantitative social science to qualitative research and experimental, narrative research writing

• Expertly reviewed journal welcoming submissions addressing a wide variety of topics on health, physical activity, fitness, exercise, coaching, sport, and the body

• Recent articles have discussed topics such as the negotiation of masculinities via the moral problematization of sport; sport, citizenship, and the cultural politics of post-9/11 Canadian identity; and race, class, gender, and sexuality in contemporary media