Bryan Clift

Bryan Clift is an Assistant Professor in the College of Natural Resources at NC State University. His research addresses social and cultural issues within physical movement practices, such as sport, physical activity, and recreation, and how these shape inequalities related to health and well-being.

Clift, B. C., Batlle, I. C., Bekker, S., & Chudzikowski, K. (Eds.) (2023). Qualitative researcher vulnerability: Negotiating, experiencing, and embracing. Routledge. Bowles, H., Clift, B. C., & Wiltshire, G. (2024). Joe Wicks, lifestyle capitalism and the social construction of PE (with Joe). Sport, Education and Society, 29(2), pp. 119-131. Costas Batlle, I., Banks, K., Rodohan, K., Clift, B. C., & Bekker, S. (2024). “Connecting the dots”: Developing a doctoral qualitative community of practice. Qualitative Inquiry, 30(7) 630-640. DOI: 10.1177/10778004231183943 Clift, B. C., Fabian, T., & Andrews, D. L. (2023). Sport in a populist age. Journal of Sport History, 50(2), 139-149. Clift, B. C., Francombe-Webb, J., & Merchant, S. (2023). (Re)Working the gendered self: Memory work in sport