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Special Issue: Special Edition on The English Riots 2011. Guest Editor: Dr Daniel Briggs

Guest editorial

Introduction

Daniel Briggs
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How “sick” is our society?

Catherine Durkin
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“We've got to be tough, we've got to be robust, we've got to score a clear line between right and wrong right through the heart of this country”: can and should the post‐riot populist rhetoric be translated into reality?

Vicky Heap; Hannah Smithson
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Deconstructing the rioters: a case study of individuals convicted and sentenced in Greater Manchester

Becky Clarke
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Policing as a causal factor – a fresh view on riots and social unrest

Axel Klein
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From the criminal crowd to the “mediated crowd”: the impact of social media on the 2011 English riots

Stephanie Alice Baker
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Rotis not Riots: a feminist dialogue on the riots and their aftermath

Liz Kelly; Aisha K. Gill
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What we did when it happened: a timeline analysis of the social disorder in London

Daniel Briggs
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Viewpoint: were the riots political?

Harry Angel
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