This document provides a bibliography of references on the topics of football violence, hooliganism, and their prevention. It lists several books and academic papers published between 2002 and 2011 by authors such as Manuel Cameron, S. Frosdick and O. Marsh, Richard Giulianotti, Ramon Spaaij, Raymond Boyle, and Gary Armstrong. The references cover issues like the prevention of violence in sport, definitions and analysis of football hooliganism in Europe, and bringing different ethnic groups together through football. Websites from the Council of Europe and Amsterdam School for Social Science Research are also cited.

1. Βιβλιογραφικές Αναφορές Cameron, Manuel. (2002) The prevention of violence in sport l, Council of Europe, Council of Europe Frosdick S. and Marsh, O. (2005). Football Hooliganism, Devon: WillanPublishing Giulianotti, Richard.‘Scotland's tartan army in Italy: the case for the carnivalesque’accessed 22nd January 2011, doi: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1467-954X.1991.tb00865.x/abstract Social Issues Research Centre, ‘Football violenceand hooliganism in Europe’, last modified 24th January 2011, http://www.sirc.org/publik/football_violence.html Spaaij, Ramon.(2005). The prevention of football hooliganism: A Transnational Perspective, Amsterdam School for Social Science Research, University of Amsterdam, accessed 24th January 2011, doi: http://cafyd.com/HistDeporte/htm/pdf/4-16.pdf 1

2. Διαβάστε Περισσότερα: Συμβούλιο της Ευρώπης: http://www.coe.int/t/dg4/sport/default_EN.asp? Liebmann, S. and Rookwood, J. (2007) Football for peace? Bringing Jews and Arabs togetherin Northern Israel. Journal of Qualitative Research in Sports Studies. 1, 1, 11-18. Rookwood,J.(2009).Fan Perspectives of Football Hooliganism: Defining, Analysing and Responding to the British Phenomenon.VDM Verlag Scott,D.(2010).Drawing the Line: Coaching Perspectives on Bullying in Sports.Research Project submitted to the School of Sport and Exercise Sciences, Liverpool John University, in partial Psychology of Sport Spaaij, R. ‘The prevention of football hooliganism’ Amsterdam School for Social Science Research, University of Amsterdamhttp://www.cafyd.com/HistDeporte/htm/pdf/4-16.pdf Turnball,S., Satterlee,T., Raab,A.(2008).The Global Game.Writers on Soccer.Bison Books 2

3. Τι πιστεύουν οι ειδικοί:Καθηγητής Raymond Boyle, Πανεπιστήμιο Γλασκώβης Boyle, R. & Haynes, R.(2009). Power Play: Sport, The Media and Popular Culture, revised and updated 2nd edition, Edinburgh University Press: Edinburgh Boyle, R. (2008). Game On or Game Over? Sports Content in the Digital Age, invited presentation at the industry conference Media and Sports: new rules of the Game, Secretariat General of Communication and Information, Athens, Greece, 7 May, 2008. Boyle, R. & Haynes, R.(2006).‘The football Industry and Public Relations’, In L’Etang, J. and Pieckza, M. (eds.) Critical Perspectives in Public Relations, Lawrence Elbeum: London. pp. 221 -239. Boyle, R. & Monteiro, C. (2005). ‘A small country with a big ambition’: Representations of Portugal and England in Euro 2004 British and Portuguese newspaper coverage’. European Journal of Communication, vol. 20. no. 2, pp. 233-244. Boyle, R. (2004): ‘Sport in the Mobile Age: The Case of 3G Sport,’ Trends in Communication, vol 12, no. 3, pp.73 – 83. Boyle, R. (2004). ‘Football and Social responsibility in the New Scotland: The case of Celtic FC.’, in Wagg, s. (ed.) Football and Social Exclusion, Routledge: London and New York, pp. 186 – 204. Boyle, R. & Haynes, R.(2003): ‘Media Matters: Issues in Media Management in the Football Industry’, in Trenberth, L. (ed.) The Business and Management of Contemporary Sport in the UK and Europe, Dunmore Press: London, pp.251-269.

5. Armstrong, G. & Bell, M.(2010). Fit and Proper?: Conflict and Conscience in an English football Club. Peak Publishing

6. Armstrong, G. & Mitchell, J.(2009) Local and Global Football. Routledge.

7. Armstrong, G. (2003).Football Hooligans: Knowing the Score. Berg.

8. Armstrong, G. & Giulianotti, R. (eds.).(2000).Football Cultures and Identities. Palgrave