Combating Football Crowd Disorder at the European Level: An Ongoing Institutionalisation of the Control of Deviance

Tsoukala, Anastassia

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“…Armstrong and Hobbs 1994;Greenfield and Osborn 1996;James and Pearson 2006;Pearson 1999Pearson , 2005Stott and Pearson 2007;Tsoukala 2002Tsoukala , 2009a Dunning et al 1988, p. 165;Stott and Pearson 2007, p. 13. 5 Pearson 1998.…”

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Legal Responses to Football ‘Hooliganism’ in Europe—Introduction

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Tsoukala

2016

Legal Responses to Football Hooliganism in Europe

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In this introduction, the authors explain the subject and the motivations behind this collection. They explain the methodology used, the rationale for the jurisdictions chosen and the value of this contribution to the existing literature on the subject of football crowd regulation and management. They consider the transnational responses to football-related disorder: for example, the European Convention in Spectator Violence and Misbehaviour at Sports Events, and in Particular Football Matches 1985, and the relevant legislative instruments as well as the role of the European Union in the regulation of football-related disorder. The authors explain how the legal regulation of football-related disorder relates to civil rights/liberties and human rights law. Finally, the authors explain the difficulties attached to the use of the term 'football hooliganism'.

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Tsoukala

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“…Pēc Enriko Moretti169 (EnricoMoretti) un Lenca Ločnera170 (Lance Lochner) domām, izglītības līmenis nosaka prasību loku, kas piemīt vainīgajiem. Nepietiekama kultūras vajadzību attīstība tiek aizpildīta ar nevaldāmu pieejamās izklaides patērēšanu un prieku līdz pat noziegumu izdarīšanai 171. Fanu, kas izdarījuši gan administratīvos pārkāpumus, gan noziedzīgus nodarījumus izglītības līmenis atspoguļots 1.4. tabulā.…”

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Futbola fanu kriminogēnās izpausmes un to prevencija: Latvijas un ārvalstu pieredze. Promocijas darbs

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The doctoral thesis "Criminogenic Manifestations of Football Fans and Prevention: Latvian and Foreign Experience" is a comprehensive criminological research project regarding a new social phenomenon − football fan subculture. The criminogenic manifestations of football fans are unlawful and harmful. It threatens the system of human relations in a society that ensures social peace, normal working and leisure conditions. In addition, the person's life and health, and the financial interests of natural and legal persons, may also be harmed. International sports competitions are also organised in the Republic of Latvia, therefore research into the criminogenic phenomena of football fans is topical and very needed as no similar academic research has been conducted in Latvia yet.The aim of the doctoral thesis is to develop a study, including a theoretical and practical complex on the criminological problems of the criminogenic manifestations of football fans, as well as to provide proposals for their solution.The complexity of approach and the principle of interaction are important in criminological research. Various statistics and studies have been widely used to investigate the criminogenic manifestations of football fans. The research carried out a criminological study of the socio-legal phenomena of football fan as a subject of criminological exploration: analysis of the football fan as the object of criminological research, the criminological characterization of football fans' criminogenic manifestations, as well as investigation of possible preventive measures of football fan criminogenic manifestations.The doctoral thesis is based on scientific literature and research papers, articles in criminology, criminal law, sociology and psychology. As a result of the doctoral thesis, conclusions and proposals have been made in the field of investigation of the criminogenic manifestations of football fans, as well as through the system of criminological research the improvement of sports law and sports industry regulation is proposed. The doctoral thesis consists of an introduction, three chapters divided into subchapters, and a conclusion, as well as a list of references and annexes.

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Regulating Football-Related Violence in France

Tsoukala¹

2016

Legal Responses to Football Hooliganism in Europe

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Combating Football Crowd Disorder at the European Level: An Ongoing Institutionalisation of the Control of Deviance

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Cited by 9 publications

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Legal Responses to Football ‘Hooliganism’ in Europe—Introduction

Legal Responses to Football ‘Hooliganism’ in Europe—Introduction

Futbola fanu kriminogēnās izpausmes un to prevencija: Latvijas un ārvalstu pieredze. Promocijas darbs

Regulating Football-Related Violence in France

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