Grant Jarvie lectures at the University of Warwick. He is author of the books Class, Race and Sport in South Africa's Political Economy (1985) and Highland Games: The Making of the Myth (1991). He has taught in both physical education and sociology departments within various institutions. He gained his PhD in sociology from the University of Leicester.

• Introduction Sport, Racism and Ethnicity, Grant Jarvie; Chapter 1 Cricket, Carnival and Street Culture in the Caribbean, Richard D.E. Burton; Chapter 2 Chapter 2 Sport, Schooling and Asian Male Youth Culture, Scott Fleming; Chapter 3 Chapter 3Sport, Racism and Young Women, Lovell Tessa; Chapter 4 Chapter 4 Sport Festivals and Race Relations in the Northwest Territories of Canada, Vicky Paraschak; Chapter 5 Chapter 5 Sport, Racism and British Society: A Sociological Study of England's Élite Male Afro/Caribbean Soccer and Rugby Union Players, Joe Maguire; Chapter 6 Chapter 6 Athletics and Academics: Contrary or Complementary Activities?, Othello Harris; Chapter 7 Chapter 7 Sport and the Black Experience, Jose Parry, Noel Parry; Chapter 8 Chapter 8 Sport, Popular Struggle and South African Culture, Grant Jarvie; Notes on Contributors Author Index Subject Index;

Grant Jarvie lectures at the University of Warwick. He is author of the books Class, Race and Sport in South Africa's Political Economy (1985) and Highland Games: The Making of the Myth (1991). He has taught in both physical education and sociology departments within various institutions. He gained his PhD in sociology from the University of Leicester.

• Introduction Sport, Racism and Ethnicity, Grant Jarvie; Chapter 1 Cricket, Carnival and Street Culture in the Caribbean, Richard D.E. Burton; Chapter 2 Chapter 2 Sport, Schooling and Asian Male Youth Culture, Scott Fleming; Chapter 3 Chapter 3Sport, Racism and Young Women, Lovell Tessa; Chapter 4 Chapter 4 Sport Festivals and Race Relations in the Northwest Territories of Canada, Vicky Paraschak; Chapter 5 Chapter 5 Sport, Racism and British Society: A Sociological Study of England's Élite Male Afro/Caribbean Soccer and Rugby Union Players, Joe Maguire; Chapter 6 Chapter 6 Athletics and Academics: Contrary or Complementary Activities?, Othello Harris; Chapter 7 Chapter 7 Sport and the Black Experience, Jose Parry, Noel Parry; Chapter 8 Chapter 8 Sport, Popular Struggle and South African Culture, Grant Jarvie; Notes on Contributors Author Index Subject Index;

Grant Jarvie lectures at the University of Warwick. He is author of the books Class, Race and Sport in South Africa's Political Economy (1985) and Highland Games: The Making of the Myth (1991). He has taught in both physical education and sociology departments within various institutions. He gained his PhD in sociology from the University of Leicester.

• Introduction Sport, Racism and Ethnicity, Grant Jarvie; Chapter 1 Cricket, Carnival and Street Culture in the Caribbean, Richard D.E. Burton; Chapter 2 Chapter 2 Sport, Schooling and Asian Male Youth Culture, Scott Fleming; Chapter 3 Chapter 3Sport, Racism and Young Women, Lovell Tessa; Chapter 4 Chapter 4 Sport Festivals and Race Relations in the Northwest Territories of Canada, Vicky Paraschak; Chapter 5 Chapter 5 Sport, Racism and British Society: A Sociological Study of England's Élite Male Afro/Caribbean Soccer and Rugby Union Players, Joe Maguire; Chapter 6 Chapter 6 Athletics and Academics: Contrary or Complementary Activities?, Othello Harris; Chapter 7 Chapter 7 Sport and the Black Experience, Jose Parry, Noel Parry; Chapter 8 Chapter 8 Sport, Popular Struggle and South African Culture, Grant Jarvie; Notes on Contributors Author Index Subject Index;