| Sumario: | This book, edited by Willy Soto Acosta and involving multiple authors, explores the intersection between global politics and football from a social sciences perspective. It examines the sport beyond its athletic aspects, delving into themes like geopolitics, geo-economics, nationalism, and the global commercial enterprise surrounding football. The book also discusses the influence of organizations like FIFA, issues of corruption, and the cultural rituals embedded in sports practices. By analyzing football as a social phenomenon, the book aims to uncover underlying factors that affect the world's most popular sport, offering insights into the societal and political dimensions of sports. This collective work is intended for readers interested in understanding the broader implications of football in global society.
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