The Crowd in contemporary Britain

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The Crowd in contemporary Britain

edited by George Gaskell and Robert Benewick ; foreword by Lord Scarman

Sage, 1987

  • pbk

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In the years of post-war prosperity in Britain, the crowd played little part in public life. However, in 1981 a new era was opened by the renewed outbreak of major crowd disorders starting in the London suburb of Brixton within five miles of the seat of British government. What is the explanation for this resurgence of the crowd? What will be its impact upon British society? These questions are the subject of this thoroughly researched, scientific study of the crowd. Although it focuses on events in Britain during the 1980s, its purpose is to understand the underlying nature of the crowd as a phenomenon.

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Foreword - Lord Scarman The Crowd in Context - George Gaskell and Robert Benewick Violent Disorders in Twentieth Century Britain - Eric Dunning, Patrick Murphy, Tim Newburn and Ivan Waddington Street Life, Ethnicity and Social Policy - John Edwards, Robin Oakley and Sean Carey Front Line Supervision in the British Police Service - Michael Chatterton Flashpoints of Public Disorder - David Waddington, Karen Jones and Chas Chritcher The Peaceful Crowd - Robert Benewick and Robert Holton Crowd Solidarity and the Pope's Visit to Britain The Crowd and Community - Geraint Parry, George Moyser and Margaret Wagstaffe Context, Content and Aftermath Sources for the Study of Recent Crowd Events - John Stevenson

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