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The Mythology of Football Hooliganism: A Closer Look at the British Experience
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  • 2011Folk Devils and Moral Panics2,268 cited
  • 1979Schooling the Smash Street Kids369 cited
  • 2005The Rules of Disorder247 cited
  • 1978Football hooliganism: The wider context119 cited
  • 1971The Football Man: People and Passions in Soccer56 cited
  • 1980Using Hypergames to Model Difficult Social Issues: An Approach to the Case of Soccer Hooliganism51 cited
  • 1980OFFENCES AND OFFENDERS IN FOOTBALL CROWD DISORDERS40 cited
  • 1979Football, Crowd Behaviour and the Press32 cited
  • 1984A fresh look at football hooliganism22 cited
  • 1981SENTENCING THE “ FOOTBALL HOOLIGAN ”13 cited

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