How Soccer Explains the World: An Unlikely Theory of Globalization
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How Soccer Explains the World: An Unlikely Theory of Globalization

by Franklin Foer

Sports Sociology Nonfiction
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Franklin Foer examines globalization through soccer, using the sport’s worldwide reach to explore culture, identity, and society. This accessible work considers how the game reflects an interconnected world and offers a distinctive perspective on global change.

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How Soccer Explains the World explores globalization through the lens of soccer.

Franklin Foer considers what the worldwide popularity of the sport can reveal about culture and society.

The book connects soccer with broader questions of identity, international relationships, and an increasingly interconnected world.

It offers an accessible perspective on global change through one of the world’s most widely followed games.

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