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Sociology of sport

the recruitment of athletic talent from other countries into United States college sport, analyzed as a form of talent migration.

In sociology of sport, brawn drain refers to the recruitment of athletic talent from other countries into United States college sport, analyzed as a form of talent migration. This meaning comes from Bale (1991) in The brawn drain.[1]

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References

Bale, J. (1991). The brawn drain. University of Illinois Press. ISBN 9780252017322

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