The beautiful game: dispatches from the hill
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Reasons behind the Soccer BlogWhat do you get when you combine the minds of a French physicist, an Irish physicist and a New Yorker social historian? You get an interdisciplinary adventure into all facets of soccer. Although their fields of study range from nanoscience to gravitational waves to Einstein to navigating labor and social relations in African territories, these faculty share one thing in common: they geek out over soccer, and it’s awesome … |
Part I of the Six Princes of Austria-Hungary: Árpád, Hugo and Matthias
Studying Soccer Statistics: an Interview with Dr. José Luis Pierrend
From Squirrels to Cheetahs: the Changing Names of the Benin National Team
How Soccer can Save the Soul of a Nation: Nigeria’s Gold Medal at the 1996 Olympics
The Women’s World Cup Through the Eyes of Thucydides, Gide and Aragon