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Sociology of sport

a pattern of local groups that fight among themselves but unite against larger outside rivals, used to explain football hooligan alliances.

In sociology of sport, ordered segmentation refers to a pattern of local groups that fight among themselves but unite against larger outside rivals, used to explain football hooligan alliances. This meaning comes from Dunning (1988) in The roots of football hooliganism.[1]

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References

Dunning, E. (1988). The roots of football hooliganism. Routledge. ISBN 9780415036771

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