Spielformen informellen Straßenfußballs in der Kindheit und Jugend – Rekonstruktion einer lokalen Praxis
摘要
Street football refers to a range of football practices situated in public spaces. Despite its global relevance, there is a notable absence of conceptual clarity and systematic differentiation of these practices within both national and international academic discourse. Addressing this research desideratum, the present study employs ethnographic data to reconstruct and categorize distinct forms of street football based on characteristic patterns of movement. Particular attention is given to the role of skills and technical tricks, which emerge as central and expressive elements of play. The article concludes by proposing a theoretical framework that enables the pedagogical integration of street football into phyisical education classes and open youth work sport projects.