Soccernomics
Soccernomics (2009) applies economic and data analysis to explore the way the sport of soccer is played, watched and run. It explores everything from whether world cups make us happier to why Western Europe continues to dominate the sport globally. In the process, Soccernomics shows us that much of what we think about the world’s most popular sport is wrong.
Who should read
Fans of soccer everywhere Readers interested in the behind-the-scenes reality of how soccer works Anyone who wants to understand why some teams succeed and others don’t
About the author
Simon Kuper is a renowned soccer writer. He writes for the Financial Times and has won the William Hill prize for sports book of the year…
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Soccernomics (2009) applies economic and data analysis to explore the way the sport of soccer is played, watched and run. It explores everything from whether world cups make us happier to why Western Europe continues to dominate the sport globally. In the process, Soccernomics shows us that much of what we think about the world’s most popular sport is wrong.
Who should read
Fans of soccer everywhere Readers interested in the behind-the-scenes reality of how soccer works Anyone who wants to understand why some teams succeed and others don’t
About the author
Simon Kuper is a renowned soccer writer. He writes for the Financial Times and has won the William Hill prize for sports book of the year. Stefan Szymanski is a professor of sport management at the University of Michigan.
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