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  • ISH volume 66 issue 1 Cover and Back matter

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    International Review of Social History / Volume 66 / Issue 1 / April 2021
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    06 April 2021, pp. b1-b2
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  • Peter Borsay: an appreciation

  • Jan Hein Furnée, Roey Sweet
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    Urban History / Volume 48 / Issue 2 / May 2021
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    06 April 2021, pp. 380-385
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  • Sexuality politics on the football field: queering the field in Turkey

  • Deniz Nihan Aktan
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    New Perspectives on Turkey / Volume 64 / May 2021
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    06 April 2021, pp. 151-172
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  • Focusing on queer-identified amateur football teams, this article investigates the potentials of the mobilities and alliances of gender non-conforming footballing people to disrupt the seemingly effortless structure of the football field. While football is arguably one of the sports with the strongest discriminatory attitudes toward gender non-conforming people, it has also become a site of resistance for queers in Turkey as of 2015. How political opposition groups relate to the football field, which is mostly considered as a male-dominant and heterosexualized space where social norms are reproduced, are classified into three groups in my research: resistance through, against, and for football. I give particular attention to the category “resistance for football” as a distinctive way for gender non-conforming people to inhabit the field. I discuss how the link between sexual and spatial orientations shapes the domain of what a body can do, both in terms of normativity and capacity, and I explore what these teams offer in order to exceed spatial and sexual boundaries. Lastly, I present recent queer interventions in the value system of the game through which I reflect upon the concept of “queer commons” and the processes of bonding, belonging, and border-making in queer communities.

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