Titlebook: Sports Violence; Jeffrey H. Goldstein Book 1983 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1983 ETA.Sport.aggression.behavior.conflict.interaction.rese

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Book 1983d spectator alike. Of greater rarity are those that look critically at the political, social, economic, and psychological underpinnings of contemporary sports. Violence in sports is among the relatively neglected issues of serious study. Sports Violence is perhaps the first collection of scholarly t

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Roman Sports Violence,erived from the athletic rituals of ancient Greece. The revival of the discus throw and the creation of the marathon are two examples of idealistic historicism; the torch ignited by the sun at the altar of Zeus in Olympia and carried by relay runners to the site of the modern games is another. Coube

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,Unsporting Behavior: The Control of Football and Horse-Racing Crowds in England, 1875–1914, at all sorts of mass meetings “from Salvation Army processions to demonstrations of the unemployed, industrial disputes,… eviction scenes, Orange celebrations, public hangings” (Richter, 1971; see also Bailey, 1977; Cunningham, 1971; Price, 1972). Sports crowds were no exception.. Disorder was comm

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What Is Sports Violence? A Sociolegal Perspective,e charged and collided with an opposing player, who subsequently died, in a game played under “association rules.” The defendant was acquitted, but the judge’s pronouncement has been cited of late in North America by those who wish to make the point that sport should not be exempt from the laws that

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Aggressive Behavior of Soccer Players as Social Interaction,entionally or unintentionally is directed against a person, or is performed to set other persons at a disadvantage, or even leads to the injuring or hurting of an opponent, sports seems to be a suitable field for the observation of aggressive behavior, and for the empirical investigation of its ante

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Social Bonding and Violence in Sport: A Theoretical-Empirical Analysis,eties at least, the fear that we are currently undergoing a process of “decivilization”-with regard to physical violence if not in other respects—is deeply imprinted in the contemporary ., one of the dominant beliefs of our time. Eysenck and Nias (1978), for example, refer to “a number of acknowledg