Daniel M. Dubois: American Sport in International History: The United States and

Daniel M. Dubois: American Sport in International History: The United States and

Dubois, Daniel M

Explore the captivating influence of American sports on the global stage and how the world has shaped American athletic culture. This insightful book delves into the history of American sports, from basketball and baseball to American football, tracing their projection across the globe and their integration into the fabric of American life. Examining a chronological arc from the early 20th century onwards, the narrative highlights the impact of international forces like immigration, geopolitics, and war on the evolution of sports within the US. The book also addresses the globalization of American sports and its role as a soft power in shaping international relations throughout the American century. Key themes such as gender, race, economics, and politics are explored, arguing that while sport may not always be a catalyst for change, it often mirrors societal issues and can serve as a tool for progress. Through case studies encompassing boxing, hockey, track and field, and soccer, alongside the major sports, this work offers a fresh interpretation of American sport history. Summarized: American Sport in International History by Daniel M. DuBois, published by Bloomsbury Publishing PLC. This paperback book, written in English, features 240 pages and details the international impact and history of American sports.

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