No Game for Boys to Play : The History of Youth Football and the Origins of a Public Health Crisis.

Cover
Contents
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations in the Text
Introduction
Part I. The Rise of Youth Football
Chapter One. The Modern Knight Errant: Nation, Race, and the Origins of American Football
Chapter Two. We Are Not a Nation of Softies: Youth Football from the Great Depression to the Cold War
Chapter Three. Your Men Can Smash Through: Designing and Marketing Football Equipment
Part II. Understanding and Preventing Football Injuries
Chapter Four. The Duty of Their Elders: Doctors, Coaches, and Safety Expertise, 1950s-1960s
Chapter Five. The Rough and Tumble: What Counts as a Football Injury?
Part III. Risk and Responsibility
Chapter Six. Controlling Hazards: Insurance, Data, and Consumer Product Safety, 1930-1974
Chapter Seven. A Clear Conscience: Setting Helmet Standards and Legal Responsibility for Injuries, 1960s-1970s
Part IV. Whose Bodies, Whose Brains?
Chapter Eight. It's All We've Got: Community, Education, and Youth Football
Chapter Nine. This Is Your Brain on Football: The Framing of a Concussion Crisis
Epilogue: No Game for Boys to Play
Notes
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