More Than Play: How Law, Policy, and Politics Shape American Youth Sport
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More Than Play: How Law, Policy, and Politics Shape American Youth Sport

by Dionne Koller

Sports Politics Nonfiction
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More Than Play examines American youth sport through the intersecting perspectives of law, policy, and politics. Dionne Koller explores how youth sport is shaped by forces beyond the games themselves, offering readers a focused perspective on the legal, political, and educational dimensions of organized sport.

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More Than Play examines American youth sport through the connected lenses of law, policy, and politics.

The book considers how these forces shape youth sport beyond the field of play.

Dionne Koller presents youth sport as a subject with broader legal and civic dimensions.

For readers interested in sports, education, law, and public policy, this work offers a focused look at American youth sport.

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