Professor of Cultural History, Sports History, Leisure History, Victorian, 20th Century, Inter-War Sport and Leisure History

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Do scholars take the readability of academic sports history texts seriously: are they too challenging for most students of sport?

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Contact Mike by sending an email to:

m.huggins@btinternet.com

Professor Mike Huggins

Writer on sports history, leisure history and the history of popular culture.

Mike Huggins is Emeritus Professor of Cultural History at the University of Cumbria.

His research interests, expertise and experience lie in the history of British sport, leisure and popular culture in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, and the opening up of a wider range of evidence for their study, including visual and material primary sources.

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