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Sport sociology

classification of migrant athletes by motive and pattern, such as pioneers, mercenaries, settlers, nomadic cosmopolitans and returnees, used to study global sport labor flows.

In sport sociology, athletic labour migration typology refers to classification of migrant athletes by motive and pattern, such as pioneers, mercenaries, settlers, nomadic cosmopolitans and returnees, used to study global sport labor flows. This meaning comes from Maguire (1996) in Journal of Sport and Social Issues.[1]

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References

Maguire, J. (1996). Blade Runners: Canadian Migrants, Ice Hockey, and the Global Sports Process. Journal of Sport and Social Issues, 20(3), 335-360. https://doi.org/10.1177/019372396020003007

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