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ROUTLEDGE LIBRARY EDITIONS: POLITICAL PROTEST

Volume 9

FLASHPOINTS

FLASHPOINTS

Studies in Public Disorder

DAVID WADDINGTON, KAREN JONES, AND CHAS CRITCHER

First published in 1989 by Routledge

This edition first published in 2022

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1989 David Waddington, Karen Jones, Chas Crichter

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ISBN: 978-1-03-203038-8 (Set)

ISBN: 978-1-00-319086-8 (Set) (ebk)

ISBN: 978-1-03-204248-0 (Volume 9) (hbk)

ISBN: 978-1-03-204249-7 (Volume 9) (pbk)

ISBN: 978-1-00-319111-7 (Volume 9) (ebk)

DOI: 10.4324/9781003191117

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Flashpoints

Studies in public disorder

David Waddington, Karen Jones, and Chas Critcher

First published 1989

by Routledge

11 New Fetter Lane, London EC4P 4EE

29 West 35th Street, New York, NY 10001

1989 David Waddington, Karen Jones, Chas Critcher

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Waddington, David P.

Flashpoints in public disorder.

1. Great Britain. Public disorder

I. Title II. Jones, Karen III. Critcher, Chas

363.30941

ISBN 0-415-01238-4

0-415-01239-2 pbk

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Contents

List of tables and figures

Acknowledgements

Introduction: The approach

The flashpoints model

Theories of disorder

Conceptualizing disorder

Research procedures

A preliminary model

Part one: Demonstrations and disorder

Introduction

2 The NUM rallies in Sheffield, April 1984

Background to the first rally

Overview of the first rally

After the first rally

Analysis of the first rally and its aftermath

Background to the second rally

Overview of the second rally

After the second rally

Analysis of the second rally and its aftermath

Summary of both rallies

3 Understanding demonstrations

Comparison of case studies

Vietnam war demonstrations, 1968

Southall, 1979

Manchester University, March 1985

Towards a model of disorder and order at demonstrations

Part two: Picketing and disorder

Introduction

4 The Hadfields mass picket, February 1980

Background

Overview of events

Analysis

Summary

5 The picketing of Orgreave, May-June 1984

Background

Overview of events: May

Overview of events: June

Analysis

Summary

6 Understanding picketing disorder

Comparison of case studies

Industrial disorders 1972-87

Towards a model of industrial disorder

Part three: Community disorders

Introduction

7 The Haymarket, Sheffield, August 1981

Background

Overview

Analysis

Summary

8 Disorders in Maltby and Grimethorpe, 1984

Background: Maltby and Grimethorpe

Overview: Maltby

Analysis: Maltby

Overview: Grimethorpe

Analysis: Grimethorpe

Summary: Maltby and Grimethorpe

9 Understanding community disorder

Comparison of case studies

Towards a model of community disorder

Part four: Conclusions

Introduction

10 A model of disorder

A model of disorder

Application of the model

Theorizing disorder

Kent State as a test case

Structures and meanings

11 Public order policy

The police occupational subculture

Public disorder and the law

Rights and the law

The police and the state

Postscript

Bibliography

Tables

0.1 Selection of case studies

0.2 Data sources for case studies

3.1 Factors predisposing static demonstrations to disorder

6.1 Arrests at Hadfields and Orgreave

6.2 Factors affecting disorder at mass pickets

9.1 Factors affecting disorder in communities

10.1 Levels of structuration in public order situations

10.2 Application of flashpoints model to case studies

10.3 Comparison of flashpoints with Smelsers model

Figures

0.1 Levels of structuration in public order situations

During the course of this study we have accumulated a large number of debts which its publication will only partly repay. Our chief debt is to those citizens of South Yorkshire who as participants or witnesses in our case studies gave us their accounts on trust. Thanks are also due to senior officers of the South Yorkshire police who, at a time when the police are often antagonistic to academic research, took our project seriously and within limits gave us frank interviews.

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