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Historical Social Research, Vol. 31 — 2006 — No. 1, 170-208

International Bibliography of Football History

Zusammengestellt von Christiane Eisenberg∗

Abstract: This bibliography comprises academic books and
articles on international football history. However, the bor-
ders between academic and popular studies are muddy in
this area.
Studies of individual clubs, cities, players and organisers
have only been taken into account in exceptional circum-
stances when the authors have dealt with questions relating
to international football history.
The list comprises titles in English, German, French, Span-
ish and Portuguese; titles in Hebrew are noted in their Eng-
lish translation.

Contents
1. Collections and surveys
2. Statistics, encyclopedias, map books
3. Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA)
4. World Cup
5. Football on the five continents
5.1. Europe
5.1.1. Britain; 5.1.2. Germany; 5.1.3. The Benelux countries; 5.1.4. France;
5.1.5. Switzerland; 5.1.6. Italy; 5.1.7. Spain; 5.1.8. Austria and Hungary; 5.1.9.
Central and Eastern Europe; 5.1.10. Russia / USSR; 5.1.11. Scandinavian coun-
tries; 5.1.12. Israel
5.2. Latin America
5.2.1. Argentina; 5.2.2. Brazil; 5.2.3. Uruguay; 5.2.4. Other Latin American
states
5.3. Central America
5.4. North America

∗
Address all communications to: Christiane Eisenberg, Großbritannien-Zentrum der Hum-
boldt-Universität, Jägerstr. 10-11, 10117 Berlin, Deutschland;
e-mail: christiane.eisenberg@rz.hu-berlin.de.
Thanks to all colleagues who contributed to this bibliography!

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5.4.1. USA; 5.4.2. Canada
5.5. Africa
5.5.1. Cameroon; 5.5.2. Nigeria; 5.5.3. South Africa; 5.5.4. Other African states
5.6. Asia
5.6.1. Japan; 5.6.2. India; 5.6.3. China; 5.6.4. Iran
5.7. Australasia
6. Women’s football
7. Football in the media
8. Players’ transfers and migration
9. Stadia
10. Economy of football
11. Bibliographies and internet links
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Banks, Simon. Going Down. Football in
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171
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