Soccer by and for women

Introduction

Soccer and Contemporary Literature. Where are the Women?

Poule D (2014) by Yamina Benahmed Daho, a Immersion in the World of Women’s Football

“Women in the shadows among ‘men in black’”?: Two female pioneers of refereeing in professional soccer in France (1997–2019)

Like a boy . . . . Corinne Diacre, a professional soccer coach like all the others?

Taking up and giving up soccer. Quantifying the barriers women soccer players encounter

Televisual representations of the FIFA Women’s World Cup in France: Between stereotypes and transgressive innovations

The globalization and feminization of soccer: The twin factors of global dynamics and national structures

James F. Lee (2008). The Lady Footballers. Struggling To Play in Victorian Britain. London: Routledge, xix-132 p.

Thierry Terret, Balades olympiques : les chemins politiques, Paris, L’Harmattan, coll. « Espaces et temps du sport », 2020, 235 p.

Sophie Duteil Deyries (2020). Transgression scolaire au prisme du genre : de l’invisibilité des filles à la survisibilité des garçons. Paris : L’Harmattan, coll. « Savoir et formation », 293 p.