Level Playing Field for All?
Level Playing Field for All? by Leanne Doherty, published by Bloomsbury USA on July 16, 2011, is an insightful exploration of the intersection between athletic participation and political candidacy. This edition spans 86 pages and is presented in English. The book reveals how involvement in sports has become a significant factor in determining the social eligibility of candidates for elected office, particularly focusing on women seeking to enter politics.
In this examination, Doherty delves into the implications of athletic participation for women aspiring to run for office, highlighting the challenges posed by potential cutbacks and existing limitations in women’s sports. The work addresses broader themes related to social classes, economic disparity, and the political process, providing a nuanced perspective on how these factors intertwine with women’s opportunities in politics. Readers will find a thorough analysis of the current landscape, making it a relevant contribution to discussions on women in sports and political representation.
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This book reveals the extent to which athletic participation has become a social eligibility factor in the success of candidates for elected office. Doherty examines the role participation in athletics played for women looking to run for office. She goes on to appraises the ways in which potential cutbacks and already limited opportunities for women in sports might further affect their opportunities to attain viable candidate status.
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