ABSTRACT Research Question Researchers have previously underscored the importance
of understanding how people from different backgrounds engage in sport. This recognition …

This scoping review brings together, for the first time, research spanning five decades
focusing on Muslim students' experiences of physical education (PE). In taking stock of this …

This commentary paper draws on existing theory and literature to explore the application of
an intersectional lens to research regarding social capital development through sport. Sport …

Working at the intersection of feminist sport and leisure studies and Muslim geographies,
this paper reveals gendered Islamophobia as a spatialized process occurring at different …

Participation in organized sports can provide a wide range of health and social benefits and,
for young people from migrant and minority ethnic groups, can act as a critical mediator of …

Football is one of the most popular outdoor sports activities among young people globally,
becoming part of the sociocultural fabric. In our globalized world, migration has significantly …

Religion shapes beliefs, values, and normative social systems in society. Religiosity often
becomes a driving factor for Muslims in making preferences for sports. Indonesia, a country …

This paper draws on data from a case study into a local women's Australian Rules football
team, investigating how players experienced the particularities of the sportscape in which …

This study explores Muslim FIFA women referees' experiences in the Middle East. A total of
nine semi-structured interviews, including referees, referee assessors, an administrator from …

Intersections within and between sport, race, and gender, underpinned by critical Whiteness
theory are here elucidated and problematized. In an apparent “post pandemic world” where …