The formation of heroes and the myth of national identity

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RT @SportCoachingBU: Keith’s PhD research used a netnographic approach, encompassing a number of virtual spaces & methods of analysis, to e…

21 Jul 2020

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Keith’s PhD research used a netnographic approach, encompassing a number of virtual spaces & methods of analysis, to explore sports hero formation in relation to national identity, arguing that it can be a critical component of the development of a her

15 Jul 2020

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A timely publication for #SPOR30202 students

04 Mar 2020

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Great to see Keith. Congratulations! @sportinaus @ProfSimonJobson @drjamesfaulkner @UoWSport @_UoWNews

04 Mar 2020

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