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                      3 Articles concerning the sociology of sport pub-
                    lished before January 2004.               football, ethnologie d’une passion partisane
                      4 The content of three international journals,  à Marseille, Naples et Turin. Paris: MSH.
                    International Review for Sociology of Sport (n=157),  Coakley, Jay (2003) Sports in Society. 8th edn.
                    the Journal of Sport and Social Issues (n=140) and  NY: McGraw-Hill.
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