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Routledge Rugby, Resistance & Politics: Dan Qeqe in Port Elizabeth - Routledge

Name: Rugby, Resistance & Politics: Dan Qeqe in Port Elizabeth - Routledge
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Rugby, Resistance and Politics examines the intertwined history of sport, activism, and government through the life of Dan Qeqe, a key figure in Port Elizabeth's struggle for change. Readers gain insight into how rugby served as a platform for resistance, shaping political dialogue during a critical era of South African history. The book connects match day moments with broader social movements, highlighting the power of collective action. By focusing on Port Elizabeth, the narrative offers a localized perspective that enriches understanding of regional dynamics across Africa. Scholars, students, and general audiences alike will appreciate the detailed accounts and thoughtful analysis presented by Routledge. The text provides a valuable resource for courses on African studies, sports history, and political resistance, delivering both academic rigor and engaging storytelling. Discover how one individual's journey reflects larger forces that continue to influence contemporary debates. With clear prose and well-researched evidence, the book equips readers to explore the lasting impact of rugby on community identity and political change.

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Explores the role of rugby as a catalyst for political resistance, showing how sport influenced social change in Port Elizabeth.

Provides a detailed biography of Dan Qeqe, revealing his contributions to the anti-apartheid movement and local history.

Offers contextual analysis of South African politics, linking match events to broader national developments for a richer historical perspective.

Written for scholars and general readers, the book balances academic research with accessible storytelling, making complex topics understandable.

Published by Routledge, the work serves as a reliable source for university courses, research projects, and anyone interested in African sports history.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1032535326
Category: Books > Subjects > Biography > Historical > Countries & Regions > Africa
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 06 October 2023
Listed Since: 27 April 2023

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