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Andrew Guest
Andrew Guest is an academic social scientist and soccer addict living in Portland, Oregon. Having worked (and played) in Malawi and Angola, he has a particular interest in Africa.
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World Cup Bids and Saving the World
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The African Women’s Championship and the Curious Case of Equatorial Guinea
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A Mental Game: Pain
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Feel It: Reflections on South Africa 2010 and the Contradictions of Fandom
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Hearing (African) Voices: The Twenty Ten Project
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Notes from South Africa 2010: Xenophobia and Humanity
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Notes from South Africa 2010: The Security Buffer
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Developing Soccer in South Africa: Where’s the Game?
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Notes from South Africa 2010: On the Invention of Tradition
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Notes from South Africa 2010: Inside Soccer City
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Notes from South Africa 2010: Outside US-England
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Notes from South Africa 2010: The Pre-Game
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A World Cup Miscellany: Group H
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A World Cup Miscellany: Group G
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A World Cup Miscellany: Group F
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Mediating South Africa 2010: Parting Thoughts and Sources
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A World Cup Miscellany: Group E
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A World Cup Miscellany: Group D
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Post-Invictus: South Africa’s Greatest Soccer Moment
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A World Cup Miscellany: Group C
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A World Cup Miscellany: Group B
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Team USA and the State of the (Soccer) Nation
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A World Cup Miscellany: Group A
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Players, Lives, and ‘A Beautiful Game’
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A Mental Game: On Happiness, or Does it Matter Who Wins?
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Stories of African (and English, and American) Soccer: Steve Zakuani and the Congo
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Coming Soon to MLS: Hoodoo Yaller Dogs, Bizarre Tennis Cults, and a New Portland Stadium with Old Soccer History
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Per Capita Player Production in American Women’s Soccer: On WPS Rosters and Soccer Opportunities
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The South African Connection: Kaizer Motaung, Jomo Sono, and the North American Soccer League
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A Mental Game: Us versus Them and the Social Psychology of Fandom
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Per Capita Player Production in American Men’s Soccer: A Sort-Of MLS Season Preview
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The Women’s Game in Africa: ‘Zanzibar Soccer Queens’ and Other Tales
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African Soccerscapes: History, Ideas, and the 2010 World Cup
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A Mental Game: Sports Psychology is the Future (and Always Will Be?)
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The Role Model Thing: Perspectives from the Women’s Game
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‘Feet of the Chameleon’ and Stories of African Football








