Introduction, 1. The anatomy of a riot: The `Battle of Trafalgar', 2. Disorderly demonstrations, 3. The American urban riots, 4. The British urban riots, 5. Strike violence, 6. Football hooliganism, 7. The `Troubles' in Northern Ireland, 8. Media representations of public disorder, 9. Contemporary policing and its democratic control, 10. Conclusions
Dr David Waddington
'Public order in a modern society is fragile - and is vulnerable to
ill-considered government policies. In Contemporary Issues in
Public Disorder Waddington constructs a powerful indictment of the
callous incompetence of the Thatcher administrations in the field
of law and order. This book is a major contribution to the
literature on civil disorder in the UK.' - John Benyon, University
of Leicester
'In many respects it is currently the best critical analysis of
public disorder ...' - Times Higher
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