Police perceptions of riot participants and dynamics.

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Ponting, J. Rick

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: SEP 1975Description: 8 pSubject(s):

Subject: A report on the perceptions of the civil disturbances by the social control agencies, primarily the police forces, in the communities in which the disorders occurred. It is preseted through the eyes of the police rather than an individual sociological perspective of the parties involved in the riot.

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Reprinted from International Journal of Group Tensions; September 1975; Vol. 5; pp163-170

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A report on the perceptions of the civil disturbances by the social control agencies, primarily the police forces, in the communities in which the disorders occurred. It is preseted through the eyes of the police rather than an individual sociological perspective of the parties involved in the riot.

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