2012•Unpublished venueOpen access

Globalizing Cricket: Englishness, Empire and Identity

Dominic Malcolm

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Introduction: Globalizing Cricket Chapter 1. The Emergence of Cricket Chapter 2. The 'National Game': Cricket in Nineteenth Century England Chapter 3. The Imperial Game: Cricket and Colonization Chapter 4. Cricket in America Chapter 5. Cricket in the Caribbean Chapter 6. Cricket and the Celtic Nations Chapter 7. Cricket and Diasporic Identities in Post-Imperial Britain Chapter 8. Cricket and Changing Conceptions of Englishness Chapter 9. Cricket, the English and the Process of 'Othering' Conclusion References

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Key concepts: Cricket, Celtic languages, Empire, Identity (music), National identity, History, Economic history, Geography