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New book explores FIFA's impact on the 2026 World Cup and sportswashing issues.

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The book "Red Card" by Jules Boykoff examines the political and economic mechanisms shaping the global sports industry in relation to the 2026 World Cup.
The publication discusses issues of sportswashing and the profit-driven motives of FIFA linked to the upcoming tournament.
The analysis highlights contemporary challenges and critiques surrounding international sports events and their implications.
"Red Card" is being promoted as a significant and timely contribution to the discourse on the intersection of sports and politics.
The book is published by Dichty Editions and aims to provide an insightful exploration of the current state of global sports.

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The book "Red Card" by Jules Boykoff examines the political and economic mechanisms shaping the global sports industry in relation to the 2026 World Cup.
The publication discusses issues of sportswashing and the profit-driven motives of FIFA linked to the upcoming tournament.
The analysis highlights contemporary challenges and critiques surrounding international sports events and their implications.
"Red Card" is being promoted as a significant and timely contribution to the discourse on the intersection of sports and politics.
The book is published by Dichty Editions and aims to provide an insightful exploration of the current state of global sports.

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