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SUMMARY:Sean Jacobs | Eleven Named People: Global Sport and Society
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 sponsors: Global Sport Lab\nAfrican Studies Program\nDepartment of Commu
 nication\nSimpson Center for the Humanities\n\nDrawing on Eric Hobsbawm'
 s claim that “the imagined community of millions seems more real as a te
 am of eleven named people\,” this talk explores the power of sports team
 s. Using examples from post-apartheid South Africa and elsewhere\, Jacob
 s asks: Can sports teams expand the boundaries of “the nation\,” or can 
 they really overcome xenophobia? Or does sport's celebrated power ultima
 tely reveal the limits of nationalism and identity?\n\nAbout the speaker
 \n\nSean Jacobs is a South African-born scholar and writer\, trained in 
 political science and culture and media studies. He spent 20 years at th
 e University of Michigan-Ann Arbor (2005-09) and The New School (2009-26
 )\, where he became a tenured full professor\, before becoming an indepe
 ndent author this year. He founded and long edited Africa Is a Country: 
 https://africasacountry.com/ and recently launched Eleven Named People: 
 \nhttps://elevennamedpeople.substack.com/\, inspired by Eric Hobsbawm\, 
 exploring the intersections of sport and politics globally. He is writin
 g a biography of NEA Jazz Master Abdullah Ibrahim and recently published
  a major essay on him in the New York Review of Books. His fellowships a
 nd prizes include Harvard\, New York University\, Fulbright\, Commonweal
 th\, Ford\, Shorenstein\, ACLS/Luce\, Open Society\, and Shuttleworth. H
 is book Media in Postapartheid South Africa (Indiana University Press\, 
 2019) and writing in The New York Times\, The Washington Post\, The Guar
 dian\, Al Jazeera\, and the London Review of Books have brought his work
  to a wide audience.\n\nFree and open to all. At the Jackson School\, op
 portunities and events are open to all eligible persons regardless of ra
 ce\, sex or other identity.
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