« Turk is beautiful ! »
People of Turkish origin form the major immigrant community in Europe and the major foreign population in the Rhine basin. Empirical data collected through interviews and observations in situ in French and German football clubs gathering mainly Turkish players bring evidence that sport-association i...
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doaj-96422b4bebf5460b84d5fd2471faf69d2021-02-09T15:21:32ZfraAssociation Internationale des Sociologues de Langue FrançaiseSociologies1992-26552013-06-01« Turk is beautiful ! »Pierre WeissPeople of Turkish origin form the major immigrant community in Europe and the major foreign population in the Rhine basin. Empirical data collected through interviews and observations in situ in French and German football clubs gathering mainly Turkish players bring evidence that sport-association is understood like a support for a collective militant action. For this ethnic minority, the action aims to win the power of defining itself, according to its own criteria. The article discusses the social and cultural meanings of this militant friendship in France and Germany, whose concealed challenge seems to be the ideological control of Turkish youth in emigration.http://journals.openedition.org/sociologies/4378turkish minoritysoccer clubsmilitant actionidentityRhine basin |
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People of Turkish origin form the major immigrant community in Europe and the major foreign population in the Rhine basin. Empirical data collected through interviews and observations in situ in French and German football clubs gathering mainly Turkish players bring evidence that sport-association is understood like a support for a collective militant action. For this ethnic minority, the action aims to win the power of defining itself, according to its own criteria. The article discusses the social and cultural meanings of this militant friendship in France and Germany, whose concealed challenge seems to be the ideological control of Turkish youth in emigration. |
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turkish minority soccer clubs militant action identity Rhine basin |
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