1. Introduction: Feminist Thinking, Politics and Practice in Sport, Leisure and Physical Education
Section 1: Challenges and Transformations in Women's Leisure, Sport and Physical Education Movements
2. Feminism and PE: Does Gender Still Matter?
3. Sporting Females: Power, Diversity and the Body
4. Patricia Vertinsky on Becoming and Being A Feminist Sport Historian: A Dialogue with Rebecca Watson
5. On the Development of Sport and Masculinities Research: Feminism as a Discourse of Inspiration and Theoretical Legitimation
6. Gender and the Body in Leisure and Tourism
7. "And Still Serena Rises": Celebrating the Cross-Generational Continuities of Black Feminisms and Black Female Excellence in Sport
8. Gender, Sport and Media Between the Mid-1980s and early 2000s: Developments, Trajectories and Transformations
9. Women and Sports Coaching
10. Reflecting on the use of Feminist Theories in Sport Management Research
11. Tensions and Future Directions for the Women and Sport Movement
Section 2: Feminist Epistemologies, Methodologies and Method
12. Embodied Ways of Knowing: Revisiting Feminist Epistemology
13. Feminist Ethnographies in Sport and Leisure
14. Autoethnography, Women and Sport
15. Gender, Media and New Media Methods
16. Blogging and Feminist Participatory Research Online
17. Utilising Sporting Autobiographies for Feminist Research: The Case of Cyclist Nicole Cooke
18. Thinking Intersectionally and Why Difference (Still) Matters in Feminist Leisure and Sport Research.-19. Un/Intentional Pedagogies: Impacts of Feminist Ethics and Methods in Practice
Section 3: Feminist Theories of Sport, Leisure and Physical Education
20. Norbert Elias, Figurational Sociology and Feminisms
21. Feminist Cultural Studies
22. Poststructuralist Feminism in Sport and Leisure Studies
23. Judith Butler, Feminism and the Sociology of Sport
24. HPE: Pedagogy, Feminism, Sexualities and Queer Theory
25. Feminist Theories of Emotion and Affect in Sport
26. Third Wave Feminism and Representation
27. Postcolonial Feminism, Black Feminism and Sport
28. Feminism, Intersectionality and the Problem of Whiteness in Leisure and Sport Practises and Scholarship
Section 4: Contemporary Feminist Issues in Sport, Leisure and Physical Education
29. Healthism, Girls' Embodiment and Contemporary Health and Physical Education: From Weight Management to Digital Practises of Optimisation
30. Sporting Events, the Trafficking of Women for Sexual Exploitation and Human Rights
31. Feminism and its Places: Women, Leisure and the Night-Time Economy
32. Some of Us Are Still Brave: Sport and the Social Production of Black Femaleness.-33. Postcolonial Feminist International Relations Theory and Sport for Development and Peace
34. Lisa McIntosh Sundstrom
35. Faith, Religion and Feminist Thought in Sport, Leisure and Physical Education.-36. Learning Lessons from the Feminisms of Ethnic 'Others'
37. Transgender Issues in Sport and Leisure.-38. Representations of the Sport Female: Queering Paralympic Barbie
39. Sport Tourism and Feminism
40. Feminist Views of Action Sports
Section 5: Feminist Praxis in Sport, Leisure and Physical Education
41. Pride Sports and Lou Englefield
42. Global Girl Project
43. Feminist Interventions in Physical Activity and Sport Science in Turkey
44. Can Girls Play Sport? Gender Performativity in Online Resources to Sport England's 'This Girl Can' Campaign
45. Feminism, Dietetics and Realistic Fitness: Can They Be Team Players?
46. 'Be Like Water': Reflections on Strategies Developing Cross-Cultural Programs for Women, Surfing and Social Good
47. Women and Sport Leadership: A case Study of a Development Programme
48. The UK House of Commons Women and Sport Report 2014-2015: Policy, Evidence and Impact
49. Media Coverage of Women's Sport: Personal Reflections
50. Girls, Physical Education and Feminist Praxis.