Items where Author is "Rosati, Pierangelo"
Number of items: 6.
Article
DOIDGE, Mark, RODRIGO-JUSUE, Itoitz, BLACK, Jack, FLETCHER, Thomas, SINCLAIR, Gary, ROSATI, Pierangelo, KEARNS, Colm, KILVINGTON, Daniel, LISTON, Katie and LYNN, Theo
(2024).
“Kneeling only goes to highlight your ignorance. England is NOT! a #racist country”: Aversive racism, colour-blindness, and racist temporalities in discussions of football online.
Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies.
BLACK, Jack, FLETCHER, Thomas, DOIDGE, Mark, KEARNS, Colm, KILVINGTON, Daniel, LISTON, Katie, LYNN, Theo, ROSATI, Pierangelo and SINCLAIR, Gary
(2023).
'Let the tournament for the Woke begin!': Euro 2020 and the reproduction of Cultural Marxist conspiracies in online criticisms of the 'Take the Knee' protest.
Ethnic and Racial Studies.
KEARNS, Colm, SINCLAIR, Gary, BLACK, Jack, DOIDGE, Mark, FLETCHER, Thomas, KILVINGTON, Daniel, LISTON, Katie, LYNN, Theo and ROSATI, Pierangelo
(2022).
A Scoping Review of Research on Online Hate and Sport.
Communication & Sport, 11 (2), 402-430.
Book Section
BLACK, Jack, FLETCHER, Thomas, KEARNS, Colm, KILVINGTON, Daniel, SINCLAIR, Gary, LYNN, Theo, DOIDGE, Mark, SANTOS, Guto Leoni, LISTON, Katie, RODRIGO-JUSUE, Itoitz and ROSATI, Pierangelo
(2024).
Social media and online hate in sport: A case study of association football.
In: BILLINGS, Andrew and HARDIN, Marie, (eds.)
Routledge Handbook of Sport and Social Media.
Routledge.
Conference or Workshop Item
KEARNS, Colm, SINCLAIR, Gary, BLACK, Jack, DOIDGE, Mark, FLETCHER, Thomas, KILVINGTON, Daniel, LISTON, Katie, LYNN, Theodore and ROSATI, Pierangelo
(2022).
Online hate and sport: an overview of the key literature.
In: The European Association for Sociology of Sport and the International Sociology of Sport Association World Congress of Sociology of Sport, Tübingen, Germany, 07-10 Jun 2022.
Other
BLACK, Jack, KEARNS, Colm, SINCLAIR, Gary, DOIDGE, Mark, FLETCHER, Thomas, KILVINGTON, Daniel, LISTON, Katie, LYNN, Theo and ROSATI, Pierangelo
(2023).
How sport became a vehicle for far-right conspiracy theories.
LSE: British Politics and Policy.