Corrigendum: What Makes a Difference for Disadvantaged Girls? Investigating the Interplay between Group Composition and Positive Youth Development in Sport

Abstract

This is a corrigendum to the article "What makes a difference for disadvantaged girls? Investigating the interplay between group composition and positive youth development in sport", authored by Hebe Schaillée, Marc Theeboom and Jelle Van Cauwenberg, and published in Social Inclusion, 3(3).

Football and politics: the politics of football

“…Broader contemporary international political controversies or the wearing of "political" symbols continue to spark controversy among player, fan and political communities alike (See for example Kelly, 2013Kelly, , 2016. Playing, and participating in football as a fan, are also welcome forms of escapism from social isolation, with ongoing debates examining the rationale for investment in sport as a mechanism to promote social inclusion (see Coalter, 2015;Collins & Haudenhuyse, 2015;Parnell & Richardson, 2014;Parnell, Pringle, Widdop, & Zwolinsky, 2015;Rich, Misener, & Dubeau, 2015;Schaillée, Theeboom, & Van Cauwenberg, 2015;Spaaij, Magee, & Jeanes, 2014).…”