Routledge - The British, Soccer and Identity in the Caribbean

Explore a detailed historical study through The British, Soccer and Identity in the Caribbean: Class, Race and Nation, 1908-1973. Part of the Routledge Soccer Histories series, this book examines the complex relationships between sport, social structures, and national development. This academic work provides a deep look into how soccer functioned within the Caribbean context during a transformative era. By analyzing the period from 1908 to 1973, the text examines the roles of class, race, and nationhood. It is an essential resource for students, historians, and researchers interested in the social history of Great Britain and the Caribbean. Whether you are studying 20th-century European history or the cultural impact of sports in the Caribbean, this Routledge publication offers a focused perspective on how soccer shaped identity. This book serves as a significant addition to any collection focused on sports history and colonial sociology.