The main theme for my group is  Geopoliitcal Framework There is two members in my group, therefore just  divide  this main theme  into two  topics as determined by the breadth of the theme You will then divide  this main theme  into several  topics as determined by the breadth of the theme  (a good place to st art would be looking at the key concepts that are covered throughout the chapters in our textbook, though you will need to go beyond this).  As a group, you will collectively research our coverage of this theme (and related topics) in the course materials in order to craft a  coherent and informative group  Wiki  (i.e. a  Wikipedia -style article).  Each group must compare these dynamics across at least  3 geographical regions  in their  Wiki  (*Note:   do not  simply compare three individual countries).   Do not simply rephrase and regurgitate what is stated in the book  -- and of course, do not under any circumstances copy and paste the text.  You need to process the information, synthesize it, and use your own words and voice to teach your classmates about this particular topic.  It may be helpful for you to start out with an outline as a group, assign certain topics/sections to each member, and then add flesh to the outline as you dig a little deeper into the readings. A brief discussion of how this might work: Your group was assigned the fictional theme of " World Sports ," which you then divided into three main subtopics:   World Sports and Globalization ,  World Sports and Gender , and  World Sports and Culture  based on how the theme of "World Sports" has been discussed throughout the chapters in your textbook.  Your classmate, John, agrees to cover World Sports and Globalization.  He would then scour the textbook for any mention of sports and globalization, business, marketing, media, and other relevant dynamics that are brought up throughout the text -- starting perhaps with the Subject Index (in the back), Table of Contents, etc.  Now John's job is to gather this information, process it, and begin writing a coherent entry for your Wiki page that deals with the topic of Sports and Globalization in general terms as a process occurring around the world.  However,  don't forget :  each group needs to work in specific details and examples comparing dynamics related to their main theme across  at least 3 regions ; so, after discussing the topic generally, John might next discuss more in-depth the global marketing efforts of the U.S.-based NBA and how it has increased the popularity of basketball dramatically in Europe and East Asia. Below is Sample: A brief illustration of what this might look: Wiki Project Group 6 Theme:  World Sports I. World Sports and Globalization Like many social and economic facets of life, sports have also been impacted dramatically by globalization.  While there are still several sports that are popular in particular regions -- like gridiron ("American)" football in North America -- there are also many .

1. The main theme for my group is
Geopoliitcal Framework
There is two members in my group, therefore just
divide
this main theme
into two
topics as determined by the breadth of the theme
You will then divide
this main theme
into several
topics as determined by the breadth of the theme
(a good place to st
art would be looking at the
key concepts
that are covered throughout the chapters in our textbook, though
you will need to go beyond this). As a group, you
will collectively research our coverage of this theme (and
related topics) in the course materials in order to craft a
coherent and informative group
Wiki
(i.e. a
Wikipedia
-style article). Each group must compare these dynamics across
at least
3 geographical regions
in their
Wiki
(*Note:
do not
simply compare three individual countries).
Do not simply rephrase and regurgitate what is stated in the
book

2. -- and of course, do not under any circumstances copy and
paste the text. You need to process the information, synthesize
it, and use your own words and voice to teach your classmates
about this particular topic. It may be helpful for you to start out
with an outline as a group, assign certain topics/sections to each
member, and then add flesh to the outline as you dig a little
deeper into the readings.
A brief discussion of how this might work:
Your group was assigned the fictional theme of "
World Sports
," which you then divided into three main subtopics:
World Sports and Globalization
,
World Sports and Gender
, and
World Sports and Culture
based on how the theme of "World Sports" has been discussed
throughout the chapters in your textbook. Your classmate,
John, agrees to cover World Sports and Globalization. He
would then scour the textbook for any mention of sports and
globalization, business, marketing, media, and other relevant
dynamics that are brought up throughout the text -- starting
perhaps with the Subject Index (in the back), Table of Contents,
etc. Now John's job is to gather this information, process it,
and begin writing a coherent entry for your Wiki page that deals
with the topic of Sports and Globalization in general terms as a
process occurring around the world. However,
don't forget
: each group needs to work in specific details and examples
comparing dynamics related to their main theme across
at least 3 regions
; so, after discussing the topic generally, John might next
discuss more in-depth the global marketing efforts of the U.S.-
based NBA and how it has increased the popularity of
basketball dramatically in Europe and East Asia.
Below is Sample:

3. A brief illustration of what this might look:
Wiki Project Group 6 Theme: World Sports
I. World Sports and Globalization
Like many social and economic facets of life, sports have also
been impacted dramatically by globalization. While there are
still several sports that are popular in particular regions -- like
gridiron ("American)" football in North America -- there are
also many sports that can be considered "world sports" by virtue
of the fact that they are played and watched by millions across
the globe.
Soccer
(or "football") is perhaps the best example of a truly global
sport, as it is enjoyed by billions on nearly every corner of the
globe. International bodies govern the sport under the umbrella
of FIFA, which hosts what is perhaps the most watched sporting
even in the world every four years: the World Cup. Even
regional club teams have become global "brands" due to the
widespread use of internet and satellite technology allowing
fans to cheer on teams like Manchester United from London to
South Africa. Soccer is considered a national past-time
throughout the globe.
In
Latin America
, soccer is followed almost religiously by fans, and some of the
world's best players hail from this region. During the World
Cup, South American teams such as Argentina and Brazil are
regulars in the final rounds of the tournament, while Latin
American players such as Lionel
Messi
have become household names throughout the world.
In
Europe
, the dynamics are very similar, as soccer is widely considered
the most popular sport across the continent. Many of the
world's most prestigious club teams are located in Europe;
teams such as

4. Bayern
Munich (Germany), Manchester United (UK), Barcelona
(Spain), Paris Saint-Germain (France), and
Juventus
(Italy) regularly make the European-wide tournament called the
UEFA Champions League, with fans watching their matches
across the globe.
While soccer is undoubtedly a global sport beloved in every
country, it has not yet reached these same feverish levels of
devotion in
North America
, though the sport is growing by leaps and bounds in this region.
Since the United States hosted the men's World Cup tournament
in 1994, the US has formed its own professional soccer league
(the MLS) which has quickly become a popular and profitable
league and is now drawing players from outside of the region.
The US has also most recently hosted the 2016
Copa
America, featuring teams from Latin America, the Caribbean,
South America, and North America. While the men's national
teams in the region have not yet reached the same levels of
success as their European and Latin American counterparts, the
US and
Canadian
Women's national teams have each reached the pinnacle of the
sport, earning championship berths in multiple World Cup
finals. Thanks in part to access to an increasingly global pool
of talent and North Americans' access to
globalized
media, soccer is one of the fastest growing sports on the
continent.
Basketball
, once a predominantly American sport, has also seen its fan
base and player pools grow significantly beyond
North America
in the past few decades, thanks in part to concerted efforts on

5. the part of the NBA to market the sport to
Europe
and
Latin America
...... [
Sample text about this topic in Latin America, Europe, and
North America
]
II. World Sports and Gender
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III. World Sports and Culture
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