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Football hooliganism is criminal activity, but is unique because of its context specific nature, occurring almost entirely inside the grounds or in proximity to ... The book is like an unmade bed: rumpled, inchoate and uneven. Some of the contributions are as welcome as fresh linen, while others are like well-punched ... Abstract. The importance of the contribution made by Eric Dunning and his colleagues at the University of Leicester to the study of football hooliganism is well ... Dec 13, 2001 ... If you're talking about the modern game, then look no further than the 1880s and, in particular, Preston North End. In 1885, Preston's 5-0 ... − RQ1: What socio-political factors influence football hooliganism? − RQ2: What are the motivations behind engaging in hooligan activities, and what is their ... Apr 14, 2016 ... Thinking through football hooliganism. Salter, Michael (1986) Thinking through football hooliganism. PhD thesis, University of Sheffield ... Violent crowd disorder and associated soccer-related disturbance away from football grounds, which first gained public attention in the 1960s. Attempts have ... Keywords:clubbing; fans; football; football hooliganism; hooliganism; spectator violence; supporters. Show page numbers Hide page numbers. References. ALLAN Jay [1989], Bloody Casuals: Diary of a Football Hooligan. Glasgow: Famedram. ARMSTRONG Gary [1998], Football Hooligans: Knowing the Score. Professional football matches explain 1 percent of all violent assaults, and generate social costs of roughly 295 million euros.