Fangewalt "ein Phänomen, das immer da ist"

Sebastian Uhrich

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Fanlager beschießen sich mit Pyroraketen und Böllern. Professor Sebastian Uhrich, der im Bereich Sportrivalität forscht, über mögliche Gründe der Randale in Marseille.

Period	14.09.2022

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Title	Fangewalt "ein Phänomen, das immer da ist"
Degree of recognition	National
Media name/outlet	zdf.de
Media type	Web
Country/Territory	Germany
Date	14.09.22
Producer/Author	Franziska Müller
URL	https://www.zdf.de/nachrichten/sport/fan-rivalitaet-randale-marseille-eintracht-frankfurt-100.html
Persons	Sebastian Uhrich

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Reducing spectator aggression in rival competitions: The Superiority of Dual Identity (vs. Downplay) Statements in Team Sport Services
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Don't Knock the Competition - Knock the Rival: Why Brand Rivalry Creates Message Virality
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Social Norms in Rivalries Increase Societal Harmdoing
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Acknowledging Versus Ignoring the Identity-Relevance of Rivalry - Why Endorsing Dual Identities Decreases Spector Aggression and Downplaying Makes Things Worse
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The Dark Side of Football: Field Data Evidence Linking Rivalry and Fan Aggression
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Love Thy Enemy - Exploring the Benefits of Brand Rivalry
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Rivalry and Fan Aggression: Why Acknowledging Conflict Reduces Tension Between Rival Fans and Downplaying Makes Things Worse
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Mehr als nur Gewalt: Positive Effekte von Fanrivalität auf die Identität von Teamsportfans
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Rivalität und Fan-Aggressionen
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