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"Allah! Wehdat! Al-Quds Arabiya!": Football, nationalism, and the chants of Palestinian resistance in Jordan
Author: Mackenzie, Joshua
Date created: 2015-11-27
Playing in the city: football fandom and street protests in Buenos Aires
Author: Lyth, Jason
Date created: 2007

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