Hooligans abroad: The behaviour and control of English fans in continental Europe. This item is unavailable.Hooligans abroad: The behaviour and control of English fans in continental Europe

Hooligans abroad, the behaviour and control of English fans in continental Europe, John Williams, Eric Dunning and Patrick Murphy. A new edition of a well-known text in the study of football-related violence, this covers such events as the Heysel Stadium disaster and the consequent banning of English clubs from Europe. This book is for general reading and it forms part of the reading list for a number of universities, for example, Chester (see below). Why study for the MSc in Sociology of Sport and Exercise? The MSc in Sociology of Sport and Exercise aims to provide students with a thorough sociological understanding of sport and exercise and related professions, ranging from PE teaching through to sports development, sports journalism and many others. Visit the CCRSS website for further details. Programme Structure The MSc in Sociology of Sport and Exercise is offered on a full-time or part-time basis and this year’s current cohort include full- and part-time students from the United Kingdom, Ireland and Jersey. Students can study full time over a 12-month period or part-time over two to eight years which includes six taught modules (four core plus two optional modules) and a research dissertation which accounts for the remaining six modules. For a Postgraduate Diploma, the completion of eight taught modules (four core plus four optional) is required, and a Postgraduate Certificate can be gained after the completion of four core modules.