Reflections on hooliganism

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Public places used to carry sporting events and, in particular, those related to the passion for football have always been dealt with issues related to the maintenance and administration of public order. The reference here is to those groups, more or less organized, which generally are defined as extreme fringes of fans. The arenas and the fringes may seem to be characterized by the fact that the idea which drives violent and antidemocratic nature finds their natural outlet, in a mix of features and variables that are not deciphered. The membership of the group and the claim of local pseudo-identities or policies play a role in influencing this drive.

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[...] Reflection on hooliganism v. The fringes of hooliganism vi. Conclusion vii. Reference Abstract Public places used to carry sporting events and, in particular, those related to the passion football have always been dealt with issues related to the maintenance and administration of public order. The fringes of typhoid The reference here is to those groups, more or less organized, which generally are defined as extreme fringes of fans or, more simply, ultras. The arenas and the fringes of typhoid that are composed, for decades now, they seem to be characterized by the fact that the ideal which drives violent and antidemocratic nature find their natural outlet, in a mix of features and variables not deciphered among which, of course: - Membership of the group; - The claim of pseudo-identity local and or policies; - Anomie; - Deviance. [...]

[...] Too often, in fact, among the multifarious expressions of the so-called youth culture can be found, either directly or indirectly, a high degree of tension with the institutions and the case of Ultra certainly is not the only one. Suffice it to recall the events in Genoa in July 2001, among all. This friction between the authorities, related institutions and new generations, of course, is not a peculiarity of our times, however, today, seems fragmented between different modes, in a still growing decline in the so-called civic sense, at all levels. [...]