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Chapter 1. Introduction: Football as a symbolic space of possibilities -- Chapter 2. Subjects in the field of football: Preference formation in the pre-political space -- Chapter 3. Politics beyond political institutions: Football as an organizational field -- Chapter 4. On the dependence of politics and public on the commercial sphere: Public welfare orientation of football on trial -- Chapter 5. Community Formation in the Context of Hyperliberalization: An Inherent Contradiction? -- Chapter 6. International Football Politics: In Fatal Proximity to Autocratic Regimes and Practices -- Chapter 7. Football, Economy and Politics in Russia -- Chapter 8. Conclusion: Football as Selective Homeland -- Chapter 9. Bibliography.

In this book, important works and approaches of policy-oriented emotion research are brought into a systematic context. For this purpose, three different types of emotions are elaborated, which in the totality constitute the Homo Emotionalis model: binary emotions, basic emotions, reflexive emotions. They correspond to individual-psychological stages of development, but are also relevant in the social and political handling of emotions. The interplay of emotion types and social constellations leads to different modes of political action, which shape different forms of emotional politics. In each case, individual logics emerge along which emotional politics are pursued. With its interdisciplinary focus, this volume is aimed at political scientists, anthropologists, sociologists and social psychologists. The author Dr. Timm Beichelt is Professor of European Studies at the Faculty of Cultural Studies of the European University Viadrina in Frankfurt/Oder, Germany. This book is a translation of an original German edition. The translation was done with the help of artificial intelligence (machine translation by the service DeepL.com). A subsequent human revision was done primarily in terms of content, so that the book will read stylistically different from a conventional translation.

Im Laufe seiner profunden Auseinandersetzung mit dem Herzstück westlicher Ideologie – dem Individualismus – entwickelt Hans S. Falck (1923–2014) das Konzept des Memberships als Gegenposition zum monadenhaften Einzelnen. Damit setzt er auf soziale Nähe als professionelle Herausforderung. Vielfältiges existenzielles Verbundensein bündelt er zu einer systemtheoretisch fundierten Perspektive von Sozialer Arbeit, die auf den beiden Prinzipien »konstante Verbundenheit« und »bedingter Zugang« beruht. Mit dem Handlungskonzept »hilfreiche Gruppe« gelingt es ihm, die hegemonialen Widersprüche von Individuum und Gruppe/Gesellschaft im Konzept des »Member« aufzuheben und so ein neues Paradigma zu begründen.

The decline of experience: from foundationalism to historicism -- Phenomenology and pragmatism -- What Rorty's pragmatism adds to phenomenology -- Experience without foundations -- Romanticism, imagination and experience: a linguistic approach -- Language as experience.