- The Philosophy of Football
- A Moral Theory of Sports
- The Normative Legitimacy Gap: International Sports Associations, Human Rights and Stakeholder Democracy
- Armstrong was a Cheat: A Reply to Eric Moore
- Talking about ‘Fairness’ in Football and Politics: The Case of Navad
- Sport and Climate Change
- Contemporary Art and Contemporary Sport in the Arabian Peninsula
- How to Think about ‘Mental Ability’ in Running and Other Sports
- Place, Ecological Dynamics and Football
- Morgan and the Sporting Life
- Fans and Identity
- Recognition, Respect and Athletic Excellence
- Wrestling with the Heterotopia: Jordan Burroughs and His Post-Match Interview at the 2016 Olympics
- A Phenomenological and Physiological Approach to Embodied Rilkean Sport-Specific Perception
- More than Bullshit: Trash Talk and Other Psychological Tests of Sporting Excellence
- A Moral Defense of Trophy Hunting
- London 2012 and the Post-Olympics City: A Hollow Legacy?
- On a Pedestal—Sport as an Arena for Admiration
- Fans, Identity, and Punishment
- Slowness Out of Sync – Understandings of Time in Ashtanga Yoga
- Merleau-Ponty’s Discovery of the Pre-objective Body and Its Consequences for Body-Oriented Disciplines
- What is Wrong with Throwing Spitballs?
- The Geopolitics of Gulf Sport Sponsorship
- An Epistemic Condition for Playing a Game
- Pre-Game Cheating and Playing the Game
- Ludic Constructivism: Or, Individual Life and the Fate of Humankind
- Bernard Suits’ Response to the Question on the Meaning of Life as a Critique of Modernity
- When Life Becomes a Game: A Moral Lesson from Søren Kierkegaard and Bernard Suits
- ‘Did Not Finish’: A Phenomenology of Failure
- On the Philosophical Definition of Human Play Using the Tools of Qualitative Content Analysis
- Too Much Playing Games – A Response to Kretchmar
- The Real Value of Fake Teams: An Ethical Defense of Fantasy Sports
- Doping as a Manifestation of a Narcissistic Civilization
- Beyond Habermas, with Habermas: Adjudicating Ethical Issues in Sport through a Discourse Ethics-based Normative Theory of Sport
- Governing Talent Selection through the Brain: Constructing Cognitive Executive Function as a Way of Predicting Sporting Success
- A Philosophy of Physical Education Oriented toward the Game as an Object. Showing the Inexhaustible Reality of Games through Bernard Suits’ Theory
- On the Japanese Translation of Bernard Suits, The Grasshopper: Games, Life and Utopia
- The Journey toward the Chinese Translation of the Grasshopper
- Bernard Suits’ Legacy: New Inspirations and Interpretations
- An Interview With Bernard Suits’ Widow
- Playing with the Polish Translation of The Grasshopper
- Biographical Information for Bernard Suits
- The Play in the Game Utopians are Playing
- ‘The Alexandrian Condition’: Suits on Boredom, Death, and Utopian Games
- Prenatal Paranoia: An Analysis of the Bumpy Landscape for the Pregnant Athlete
- Conventional Fouls – A Note on Strategic Fouls
- Suits on Strategic Fouling
- Ted Edgar (1933–2018)
- Brain-Injured Footballers, Voluntary Choice and Social Goods. A Reply to Corlett
- A Revised Definition of Games: An Analysis of Grasshopper Errors, Omissions, and Ambiguities
- Gambling Sponsorship and Advertising in British Football: A Critical Account
- What Are We Doing When We Are Training?
- The Burden of Over-Representation: Race, Sport and Philosophy
- Playing with Art in Suits’ Utopia
- The Sporting Exploration of the World; Toward a Fundamental Ontology of the Sporting Human Being
- Esport