Postkolonyalizm Bağlamında Türkiye’deki Sporcu Göçü

Bu çalışmanın amacı postkolonyal ilişkilerin önemli
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Spor, Postkolonyalizm, Spor Göçü

Sport Migration in the Context of Postcolonialism in Turkey

Purposes of this study were to discuss the “modernsport” phenomenon with a postcolonial criticalapproach, display the place of the sports in thepostcolonial structure through sport labour immigrationand explain the situation in Turkey. According tothis point of view, sport has built upon the old colonialstructure and economic gap between the colonyand colonialist states has deepened with this order.In sport area, worlds’ powerful economies inevitablybecame a central of attraction and it reinforced theimmigration of talents in developing countries withlow costs. Although it would be acceptable for theseindividual immigration of these talented players tothe rich countries or their big clubs which affirmed asthe holders of global sports economy means systematic“deskilling” for their home countries. On the otherhand, parallel to this postcolonial order, countrieswhich have no formal colonial ties like Turkey havesome immigrant-shaped sport branches. Also, thesecountries sport systems serve the postcolonial orderthrough allowing elder players with astronomic contracts.

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