Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents iii
3. Acknowledgements v
4. Contributors vi
5. Foreword viii
6. Introduction
7. 1 Football and Bigotry in Scotland 3
8. Rethinking Geographical, Historical and Social Contexts
9. 2 Outside the Hothouse: Perspectives Beyond the Old Firm 19
10. 3 Is Football Bigotry Confined to the West of Scotland? The Heart of Midlothian and Hibernian Rivalry 34
11. 4 ‘They Sing That Song’: Football and Sectarianism in Glasgow during the 1920s and 1930s 50
12. 5 History and Memory in Scottish Football 65
13. 6 Scottish Enlightenment and the Sectarianism Civilising Offensive 82
14. Constructing and Governing ‘Sectarianism’ and Football
15. 7 The New Sectarians 99
16. 8 Hegemonic Fandom and the Red Herring of Sectarianism 115
17. 9 England’s Act, Scotland’s Shame and the Limits of Law 130
18. 10 He’s Back! But Scotland’s National Demon Never Left: Revisiting Media Representations of Neil Lennon and Narratives of Bigotry 145
19. Neglected Perspectives: Class, Gender and Football Supporters
20. 11 Women, Football and Communities: Gendered Conceptualisations of ‘Sectarianism’ 163
21. 12 The Politics of Anti-sectarianism 180
22. 13 Sectarianism Sells – or Does It? A Celtic Supporter’s View 194
23. 14 Sectarianism and Scottish Football: A Rangers Perspective 203
24. Conclusions
25. 15 Necessary Debates and Future Research and Policy Imperatives 215
26. Index 223