MONEY MAKES THE BALL SPIN. ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RELATIONS IN FOOTBALL

Discover the fascinating world of football from the perspective of economics and sociology. Jacek Tittenbrun's book offers a unique insight into how money influences the world's most popular sport. Learn about the mechanisms of transfers, property and class relations that shape modern football. An ideal read for football fans, students of economics and sociology, and anyone interested in the impact of economics on sport.

• Economic analysis of football on a global scale
• Property and class relations in the context of transfers
• Comparison of European and American football
• Rich statistics and little-known facts
• Author - Prof. Jacek Tittenbrun, an outstanding sociologist
• Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN - guarantee of quality and reliability

The book "Money Makes the Ball Spin" is a pioneering work that analyzes football from an economic point of view. The author, Prof. Jacek Tittenbrun, examines property and class relations related to player transfers and other aspects of the economic and social situation of players. Using extensive research experience, he interprets the processes taking place in the world of football and compares European football with American football in many key socio-economic aspects.

Prof. Jacek Tittenbrun, an employee of the Institute of Sociology at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, is a recognized expert in the field of economic sociology. His scientific interests include the issue of property and issues of social differentiation. This book is the result of his many years of research and analysis, which allow us to understand the complexity of economic relations in the world of football.

Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN, known for its high-quality scientific publications, guarantees reliability and professionalism. This book is not only an interesting read, but also a valuable source of knowledge for anyone who wants to understand how money influences the world of sport. You will find many interesting statistics, analyses, curiosities and little-known facts that will surely surprise even avid football fans.

This book is ideal for students, scientists, sports journalists and all football lovers who want to look at this sport from a different perspective. Thanks to it, you will understand how economics and sociology influence what happens on and off the field. Learn about the mechanisms of transfers, property and class relations that shape modern football. This is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand how money makes the ball spin.