1. Introduction: Diversity, equity and inclusion in sport and leisure Section 1: Inclusionary politics and active recreation
2. Can we make a difference? Examining the transformative potential of sport and active recreation
3. The Civilised Skateboarder and the Sports Funding Hegemony Section 2: Sport, Policy and inclusion
4. Sports clubs and civic inclusion: Rethinking the poverty of association
5. Sports-based intervention and the problem of youth offending: a diverse enough tool for a diverse society? Section 3: Gender and sexuality
6. Enter the discourse: exploring the discursive roots of inclusivity in mixed-sex martial arts
7. Not a job for ‘girly girls’: horseracing, gender and work identities
8. The Concepts Underpinning Everyday Gendered Homophobia Based Upon the Experiences of Lesbian Coaches Section 4: Race and ethnicity
9. Marketing Strategies Within an African-Brazilian Martial Art
10. The making of an ethnically diverse management: contested cultural meanings in a Dutch amateur football club
11. Sport Controversy, the Media and Anglo-Indian Cricket Relations: The 1977 ‘Vaseline Incident’ in Retrospect Section 5: Supporting and watching sport
12. Social Inclusion through Football Fandom: Opportunities for Learning-Disabled People
13. Intolerance and joy, violence and love among male football fans: towards a psychosocial explanation of ‘excessive’ behaviours
14. The Role of Mediated Sports Programming on Implicit Racial Stereotypes