THE ULTRÀS, RACISM AND FOOTBALL CULTURE IN ITALY

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Sports, Gender, and Society Physical Education and Sports Studies Populism, Right-Wing Movements

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Facing the problem of racism in Italian stadiums means looking at the history of curve support (or ultra support, traditionally located at the end, or curva, of grounds) and therefore understanding both the dynamics that enabled racism and right-wing extremism to spread and the intervention strategies that at present are able to help stem this phenomenon.

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