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Book review: Activism and the Olympics: Dissent at the Games in Vancouver and London

examples of the deconstructionist historical work championed by Douglas Booth in his opening chapter to the first part of the book. This is a missed opportunity because including more sport historians could open fruitful epistemological and ontological questions such as: How does cultural studies of sport relate to sport history?; or how can they complement each other? This book more than achieves its broader goal of introducing a cultural studies approach toward sport to upper-level undergraduate and graduate students. It will also serve as a valuable – if expensive – resource for scholars looking for summaries of research lines when finishing current work or for inspiration for future scholarship.