From football field to global politics, will FIFA discourse help Russia? A critical discourse analysis of headlines

Aib, Iman; Malik, Rabia Basri; Malik, Zunera

doi:10.1080/14660970.2022.2150173

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“…For example, FIFA is no longer just a social organisation but a professionally managed organisation. A professional organisation will undoubtedly have a business and political component (Aib et al, 2022;Beissel & Kohe, 2022). Therefore, the research will measure the political struggles that might be felt if Indonesia were to host the World Cup.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Football is not from modern times but has been around since ancient times. Footballhistory.org states that soccer began 3000 years ago in Mesoamerican history (Aib et al, 2022). The team that won was represented as the sun, and the team that lost became an offering to the gods.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…At the same time, the harshness of the game, the audience and the news set football apart from other sports. Football has many spectrums and is not limited to playing on the field (Aib et al, 2022;Beissel & Kohe, 2022;Beissel & Ternes, 2022).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…As previously discussed, the game of soccer has many spectrums. It relates to sporting events and protests against social injustice, political campaigns, and PR for national attitudes (Aib et al, 2022;Beissel & Ternes, 2022). The common thread between the three is the interrelationship of their respective political situations.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…This results in a lack of social relations, which should occur if institutions are not the causality individuals or collective actors face (Allagui & Breslow, 2016;Gesualdi, 2019;Koster & Sanders, 2006;Tkalac Verčič & Sinčić Ćorić, 2018). The authors find it interesting that they build interconnected actions for competitive purposes so that what we see happening at the Qatar 2022 World Cup is no longer seen as just a voice of social injustice, a political campaign or national attitudes; how it shifts to another problem-ranging from sports competitions to political competitions (Aib et al, 2022;Beissel & Kohe, 2022;Beissel & Ternes, 2022). Not limited to one narrative, multiple narratives occur during the event.…”

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confidence: 99%

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World Cup is a mega sports event enjoyed and built in the name of sport. However, as the community grows, World Cup becomes a sporting event and a political encounter. Each country is trying to be the best, and in order to achieve this, many seek mutual profit or increase power value during the event. Multivector Analysis was used to analyse social media content related to the Qatar 2022 World Cup. With the help of social media and Political Correctness, it becomes visible that these countries are trying to obtain their goals and match victory. Vulnerabilities, powers, and many faces accompany the condiments of the Qatar World Cup 2022. With a historical ancestry in FIFA, Political Correctness is like their anthems. Having a non-Western host would be a struggle against a larger country, resulting in a player exchange that allows them to become immigrants embroiled in heated political tensions because any country by nature still has a strong bias towards its land and its race.

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confidence: 99%