Germany’s football decline is the price of its social success
Germany’s football decline may not be a crisis, but the consequence of a nation that no longer needs the game to prove its strength, identity or place in the world.
Author: Daniel Gauss
Daniel Gauss was born in Chicago and studied at UW/Madison and Columbia University. He has worked in the field of education for over 20 years and has published non-fiction in The Good Men Project, 3 Quarks Daily, Daily Philosophy, and E: The Environmental Magazine. His fiction has appeared in The Hooghly Review, Home Planet News, and Mobius: The Journal for Social Change. He has also published children’s poetry. Daniel currently lives and teaches in China.