Publications
Chapters
Millward P, Ludvigsen J. 2019. Global Elites and Sports Ownership: Emerging Economies 'Foreign' Owners and New Strategies Maguire J. The Business and Culture of Sports 4 Volume Set :167-180 MacMillan Reference Library 9780028664989
Millward P. 2017. A whole new ball game: The English premier league and television broadcast rights The English Premier League: A Socio-Cultural Analysis :33-48 9781138640351 >DOI
Millward P. 2016. Football and Social Media: Fanzines, Fan-Scenes and Supporter Protest Movements in Elite English Football Hughson JE, Moore K, Spaaj R. Routledge Handbook of Football Studies (Routledge International Handbooks) Routledge. New York and Abingdon >Link
David M, Millward P. 2015. Sport and new media Routledge Handbook of the Sociology of Sport :388-397 9780415829731 >DOI
David M, Kirton A, Millward P. 2014. Sports television broadcasting and the challenge of live-streaming The SAGE Handbook of Intellectual Property :435-450 9781446266342 >DOI
Millward P. 2013. Fan movements in the network society: Project, resistance and legitimizing identities among Manchester United supporters Digital Media Sport: Technology, Power and Culture in the Network Society :139-152 9780203382851 >DOI
Millward P. 2012. The Limits to Cosmopolitanism: English Football Fans at Euro 2008 Race Ethnicity and Football: Persisting Debates and Emergent Issues :163-174 9780203817117 >DOI
Millward P. 2010. From ‘party’ to ‘riot’: Rethinking Manchester ’08 – a neutral’s perspective Walker G, Esplin R. Rangers: Triumphs, Troubles and Traditions Fort Publishing Ltd. Edinburgh 978-1905769186
Millward P, Delanty G. 2007. Post-Liberal Anxieties and Discourses of Peoplehood in Europe: Nationalism, Xenophobia and Racism Mole R. Discursive Constructions of Identity in European Politics :137-149 Palgrave MacMillan. Basingstoke 978-1349354887
Editorial/letter to the editor
Millward P, Takhar S. 2019. Social Movements, Collective Action and Activism Sociology, >Link
Millward P, Parnell D, Spracklen K. 2017. Sport management issues in an era of austerity European Sport Management Quarterly, 1 :67-74
Report
Millward P. 2018. End of Project Report: Queering Football – Tackling Homophobia and Promoting Anti-Discrimination around Major Sports Events End of Project Report: Queering Football – Tackling Homophobia and Promoting Anti-Discrimination around Major Sports Events :1-16 >Public Url
Millward P, Giulianotti R. 2013. End of Project Report: Pro-Supporters – Prevention Through Empowerment End of Project Report: Pro-Supporters – Prevention Through Empowerment :1-36
Journal article
Parnell D, Millward P, Widdop P, King N, May A. 2018. Sport policy and politics in an era of austerity International Journal of Sport Policy, 10 :1-5 >DOI
Widdop P, King N, Parnell D, Cutts D, Millward P. 2017. Austerity, policy and sport participation in England International Journal of Sport Policy and Politics, :1-18 >DOI >Public Url
Millward P. 2017. A 'Different Class'?: Homophily and Heterophily in the Social Class Networks of Britpop Widdop P, Halpin, M . Cultural Sociology, 11 :318-336 >DOI >Public Url
Millward P. 2016. World Cup 2022 and Qatar's Construction Projects: Relational Power in Networks and Relational Responsibilities to Migrant Workers Current Sociology, >DOI >Link >Public Url
Gilchrist P, Holden R, Millward P. 2015. Special Section Introduction: The Political Sociologies of Sport SOCIOLOGICAL RESEARCH ONLINE, 20 >DOI >Link
Millward P, parnell D, spracklen K. 2015. Sport and Austerity in the UK: An insight into Liverpool 2014 Journal of Policy Research in Tourism, Leisure and Events, >Public Url
Hayton JW, Millward P, Petersen-Wagner R. 2015. Chasing a Tiger in a network society? Hull City’s proposed name change in the pursuit of China and East Asia’s new middle class consumers International Review for the Sociology of Sport, >DOI >Public Url
Millward P, Poulton G. 2014. Football Fandom, Mobilisation and Herbert Blumer: A Social Movement Analysis of F.C. United of Manchester Sociology of Sport Journal, >Public Url
Millward P. 2013. Spatial Mobilities, Football Players and the World Cup: Evidence from the English Premier League Soccer and Society,
Millward P. 2013. 'New’ Football Directors in the Twenty-First Century: Profit and Revenue in the English Premier League’s Transnational Age Leisure Studies,
David M, Millward P. 2012. Football's Coming Home?: Digital reterritorialization, contradictions in the transnational coverage of sport and the sociology of alternative football broadcasts British Journal of Sociology, 63 :349-369 >DOI
Millward P. 2012. Reclaiming the Kop: Analysing Liverpool supporters’ twenty-first century mobilisations Sociology, 46 :633-648 >DOI
Millward P, Rookwood J. 2011. ’We All Dream of a Team of Carraghers’: Comparing the semiotics of ‘local’ and Texan Liverpool fans’ talk Sport in Society, >Public Url
Millward P. 2009. Glasgow rangers supporters in the city of Manchester: The degeneration of a 'fan party' into a 'hooligan riot' International Review for the Sociology of Sport, 44 :381-398 >DOI
Millward P. 2008. The rebirth of the football fanzine: Using E-zines as data source Journal of Sport and Social Issues,
Millward P. 2008. Rivalries and racisms: 'closed' and 'open' Islamophobic dispositions amongst football supporters Sociological Research Online, 13 >DOI
Levermore R, Millward P. 2007. Official policies and informal transversal networks: Creating 'pan-European identifications' through sport? SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW, 55 :144-164 >DOI >Link
Millward P. 2007. True Cosmopolitanism or Conditional Acceptance of Non-National Players in English Football: Or, how ‘bloody foreigners’ get blamed when ‘things go wrong’ Sport in Society,
Millward P, levermore R. 2007. ‘‘Official’ policies and informal transversal networks: Creating a sense of belonging across Europe through sport? The Sociological Review,
Millward P. 2006. Sport and consumption in contemporary sociology World Leisure Journal, 48 :61-63 >DOI
Millward P. 2006. 'We've all got the bug for euro-aways': What fans say about european football club competition International Review for the Sociology of Sport, 41 :375-393 >DOI
Millward P. 2003. The 'grey digital divide': Perception, exclusion and barriers of access to the Internet for older people First Monday,
Millward P, Hill TR, Canniford R. Against Modern Football: Mobilising Protest Movements in Social Media Sociology, >Link >Public Url
Millward P, David M, Kirton AW. Castells, ‘Murdochisation’, Economic Counterpower and Live-Streaming Convergence: the journal of research into new media technologies, >Link >Public Url
Book
Millward P, Widdop P, Cleland, J. , Doidge M. 2017. Collective Action and Football Fandom: A Relational Sociological Approach :1-239 Palgrave MacMillan. Basingstoke
Millward P. 2011. The Global Football League Palgrave Macmillan 9780230274440
Millward P. 2009. Getting ‘into’ Europe: Identification, Prejudice and Politics in English Football Culture VDM Verlag. Staarbrucken 978-3639147872
Other
Millward P, gilchrist PM, holden R. 2015. The Political Sociologies of Sport Sociological Research Online: an electronic journal,
Engagement & Impact
Award:
‘Postgraduate of the year’ awarded for “Postgraduate Academic Achievement”, British Olympic Association
Programme: ‘Re-discussing inequality and exclusion after the collapse of USSR: regional context’, Invited teaching fellowship, funded by the Soros Foundation (value of award $1600USD).
'Current Sociology Sociologist of the Month', International Sociological Association's Current Sociology
Conference organisation:
4th Political Studies Association (Sport sub-group) annual conference, ‘Critiquing Sport: Theory and Practice’, Sole organiser
Leisure Studies Association (Annual conference) ‘Diversity and Equality in Leisure, Sport and Tourism’, Conference organiser, committee member
8th Political Studies Association (Sport sub-group) annual conference, , ‘Sport and the Politics of Exclusion’, Chair and lead organiser, http://www.sportpolitics.net/conference-2014.html
Leisure Studies Association (Annual conference) ‘Locating Leisure: Blurring Boundaries', Chair and lead organiser, https://www.ljmu.ac.uk/microsites/leisure-studies-association-conference/conference-subthemes
Editorial boards:
Football Research in an Enlarged Europe, Palgrave, Book series editorial board, https://www.palgrave.com/gp/series/14987
Palgrave Studies in Relational Sociology, Book series editorial board member, https://www.palgrave.com/gp/series/15100
Sociological Research Online, Editorial board member
Communication & Sport, Editorial board member Communication & Sport is the internationally leading journal for explorations into sport, media and communication. It is the International Association for Communication and Sport's house journal, https://uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/eur/journal/communication-sport#editorial-board
Soccer and Society, Editorial board member Soccer and Society is the leading international journal in the interdisciplinary study of association football, https://www.tandfonline.com/action/journalInformation?show=editorialBoard&journalCode=fsas20
Sociology of Sport Journal, Editorial board member. Sociology of Sport Journal is a North American Sociology of Sport Association publication and genuine international leader in the sub-discipline of the sociology of sport., https://journals.humankinetics.com/page/editorialboard/ssj
Sociology, Editorial board member. Sociology is a BSA publication and a genuine international leader in the discipline., https://uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/eur/journal/sociology#editorial-board
Critical Research in Football Collective, Routledge., Publishing monographs, edited collections, textbooks and Routledge Focus 'short books'. The series will launch in 2017 and I am the academic editor. In January 2019, Simon Whitmore, publisher in Sport and Leisure at Routledge commented about the series: “The Critical Research in Football book series is Routledge’s newest and most rapidly growing series in sport. Series editor Peter Millward has overseen and driven forward this project with energy, enthusiasm and care, and after just 18 months since its inception the series contains one published book, one in press, seven under contract, and seven book proposals under peer review. This rapid rate of growth is unprecedented for a book series on the Routledge sport list, and is testament to Peter’s editorial skill, collaborative working methods, extensive networks and deep subject expertise. A notable characteristic of the series is its international composition, in both authorship and subject matter, with the first wave of books in the series featuring lead authors from the UK, Turkey, Poland, Demark, France, Ghana and the US. Under Peter’s guidance, we are confident that the series will become a focal point for research and debate on football for scholars, students and engaged professionals around the world. “, https://www.routledge.com/Critical-Research-in-Football/book-series/CFSFC
External committees:
The Football Collective, The Football Collective, Steering group member, with key responsibility for Sociology, https://footballcollective.org.uk/
Football Supporters Europe - academic fan-research group, Football Supporters Europe, Co-founding steering group member
Political Studies Association, sport and politics group, Political Studies Association (PSA), Steering group member
External PGR examinations performed:
University of Central Lancashire, PhD, Online Communities, Football Fandom and Identity-Formation: A Case Study from Burnley FC
Birmingham University, PhD, Soft Power, Russia and the World Cup
University of Winchester, PhD, Concussion Injuries and Sport: A Sociological Assessment
Loughborough University, PhD, The Nation-State: Soft-Power and Global Sport: A Case Study of Qatar
University of Sydney, PhD, 'Sports Space: A Conceptual Model of Everton Football Club Match-day Fan Movement
Leeds Beckett University, PhD, A Multi-Disciplinary Consumption Model for English Professional Football
Liverpool Hope University, MPhil, Social Media and The Consumption of Football
External PGR Supervision - completed students:
Manchester University, PhD, F.C. United of Manchester: A Social Anthropological Study of Protest and Consumption in Everyday Life
Southampton Solent University, PhD, The Safe Standing Campaign: a Social Movement Analysis
Membership of professional bodies:
British Sociological Association, British Sociological Association
Other invited event:
Pro-Supporters: Connecting Fan Projects, Austrian Sports Ministry, Vienna, I addressed the Austrian Sports Ministry and UEFA with findings of the 'Pro-Supporters' project that I was centrally involved in.
The 'shade' in community-action: fan protest, 'everyday xenophobia' and the Big Society, Political Studies Association: sport and politics conference, University of Brighton, I gave an invited paper to the University of Brighton/PSA sport and politics conference.
Football fans and the Red Bull franchise: Reflections from SV Austria Salzburg, CRESC, Manchester University, I gave an invited paper to the CRESC research centre at Manchester University.
The Rise of the Premier League and the Politics of Commercialisation, Sheffield Hallam Univeristy, Invited research presentation to staff and postgraduate students at Academy of Sport and Physical Activity
Social Media and Anti-World Cup Social Movements: FIFA World Cup and the Nation: Culture, Politics, Identity, Oxford University Club, Oxford., I gave an invited paper at Oxford University Club's 'Soccer & Society' conference to coincide with World Cup 2014
'Standing Against Modern Football: Networks of Outrage and Hope', Manchester Metropolitan University, I gave an invited paper to the Sociology department at Manchester Metropolitan University.
'What is Modern Football and What Does it Mean to 'Stand Against' It?: Voices from the Protest Movement', Huddersfield University, I gave an invited paper at Huddersfield University.
'What is Modern Football and What Does it Mean to 'Stand Against' It?: Voices from the Protest Movement, Ustinov College, Durham University, I was an invited speaker at Ustinov's college's prestigious research speaker slot ahead of Euro 2016.
Chair and Discussant in keynote panel, Leisure Studies Association annual conference, Liverpool, I was keynote chair and discussant in the LSA conference plenary.
Chair and Discussant in keynote panel, Football Collective Inaugural Conference., Manchester, I was keynote chair and discussant on a panel which included The Guardian newspaper's sports editor, Owen Gibson, BBC Sport Lead for Diversity and Women's Sport, Shelly Alexander and the football agent Tony Ansgar.
Research Grants Awarded:
European Commission under the Preparatory Action in the Field of Sport call (EAC/18/2011), Pro Supporters - Prevention through empowerment, P-I: Fair Play/VIDC, Grant value (£): €199,745. personal share, €12,224, Duration of research project: 1 March 2012 – 30 June 2013
European Commission under the ERASMUS+ Sport Programme, Queering Football – Tackling Homophobia and Promoting Anti-Discrimination around Major Sports Events, Fair Play/VIDC, Grant value (£): €78,850 (personal share €6000), Duration of research project: 1 January 2016 – 31 December 2017