In this article, I examine the 'turn to'post-qualitative inquiry (PQI), new materialism and post-
humanist theories to consider the challenges of, and implications for, doing research in …

The new material turn in social sciences and humanities has drawn attention to how the
material interacts with the social in the world where both human and non-human actors …

Professional sports promote their green credentials and yet remain complicit in our global
environmental crisis Sports are responsible for significant carbon footprints through stadium …

This book has been a long time in the making. As such it bears the imprint of numerous
influences, many of whom I presently acknowledge and thank, though I apologize in …

Over the past two decades or so, there has been a noticeable shift towards the identification
of, and engagement with, physical culture as an empirical field of study (cf. Adair, 1998; …

In this opening chapter, we question what is 'critical'about academic studies of sport, race
and gender, as they pertain to ethnic 'Other'girls and women, now. We re-trace the …

In this article, I address some of the emerging debates surrounding the ontological turn in
qualitative inquiry. To do so, I highlight recent conversations in the field related to evidence …

Within this commentary, we (the current Managing Editors) offer what we might term a
'directional purview'for the scholarly consideration of leisure. The very fact that each of the …

This chapter examines methodological practice in feminist leisure and sport scholarship
underpinned by a view of “thinking intersectionally”. Despite an increase in publications …

The relationship between feminism and PCS is complex and an exemplar of the politics of
knowledge production. We begin this paper by detailing the evolving relationship between …