The China Soccer Observatory (CSO) is a research centre @uniofnottingham. The CSO is directed by @jonlsullivan & @prof_chadwick. Account managed by @TomSKSmith
Our first e-book ‘China’s Football Dream’ is available to read online and download at https://t.co/W6H2grG2H3
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In seeking to exert soft power, #Gazprom is effectively using #football as a way to build attraction, foster appeal, and soften its image. | @Prof_Chadwick of @SalfordUni & @ChinaSoccerObs on the Russian company’s sports sponsorships.
https://t.co/V8QvZ6zQ9a
Money versus morals: why human rights issues will increasingly challenge the world’s sporting bodies | @Prof_Chadwick@ChinaSoccerObs
https://t.co/71BcNRWyGh
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China's Football Dream
Thanks to the contributors & to our @ChinaSoccerObs members for their assistance
Russia's World Cup has been distracting us, but once the tournament is over, expect China to redouble its efforts to become a leading FIFA nation https://t.co/pRWzHV9kpJ
China’s #football goals may seem opaque, but it’s #WorldCup tactics suggest a clarity about the country's rising influence in the #worldgame https://t.co/JombsQ8Xbt @ChinaSoccerObs