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Sporting institutions should think carefully about selective bans before implementing them
Sport has historically functioned as rare space of cross-national social contact particularly for people from closed or semi-closed societies
It risks counterproductive political effects domestically and internally
It punishes the wrong actors
Selective flag bans do not meet these criteria
Turning that space into venue for moral sanctioning and defining morally “inferior” outgroups makes social costs of any flag bans exceed their claimed benefits
They are expressions of identity belonging and personal attachment especially for migrants and diasporic communities
In professional tennis players are also representing themselves
There is no stable or defensible line separating acceptable from unacceptable national identities that does not collapse under its own inconsistencies
It is argument that once institutions begin selectively regulating national symbols on moral grounds outcomes will likely be politically contingent
Restricting their symbolic expression abroad imposes costs on individuals who are neither responsible for nor empowered to change their governments’ actions
Ordinary citizens have limited capacity to influence state behaviour through institutional channels as reporting on Belarus’s political system has repeatedly shown