Informalisation and sport: The case of jogging/running in the usa (1960–2000)

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This chapter deals with the application of informalisation theory to sports. More specifically, it explores the informalising and reformalising phases occurring in the development of jogging/running in the USA (1960–2000). A spiralling fashion of informalising and reformalising trends was observed in the changes of jogging/running during three different periods: First period (informalisation), during the 1960s and 1970s, constituting the first jogging explosion; Second period (early reformalisation), during the 1980s; and Third period (consolidated reformalisation), during the 1990s, constituting the second explosion of running.

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García, R. S. (2019). Informalisation and sport: The case of jogging/running in the usa (1960–2000). In Civilisation and Informalisation: Connecting Long-Term Social and Psychic Processes (pp. 247–266). Palgrave Macmillan. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-00798-0_9

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