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The Emergence and Development of the Sociology of Sport as an Academic Specialty.
Sport sociology as an academic specialty and its stages of development are described. Problems confronting future developments in sport sociology include critical mass, academic status, and ideological orientation, both in physical education and in sociology. (CJ)
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