Rivalry and Fan Aggression: Why Acknowledging Conflict Reduces Tension Between Rival Fans and Downplaying Makes Things Worse

Johannes Berendt; Sebastian Uhrich

Rivalry and Fan Aggression: Why Acknowledging Conflict Reduces Tension Between Rival Fans and Downplaying Makes Things Worse

Publication: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution - Published abstract for conference with selection process › Research › peer-review

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Book of Abstracts, Winning Paper New Researcher Award - 25th EASM Conference : Challenges and Development of Sport Organisations
Editors	Tim Ströbel, Tim Breitbarth, Hippolyt Kempf, Claas Christian Germelmann, Siegfried Nagel
Number of pages	2
Publisher	University of Bern
Publication date	2017
Pages	37-38
ISBN (Print)	978-3-906813-44-8
Publication status	Published - 2017
Event	EASM Conference - Bern/Magglingen, Switzerland Duration: 05.09.2017 → 08.09.2017 Conference number: 25

1 Conference contribution - Published abstract for conference with selection process
1 Poster

More (Beneficial) Than Intense Competition: When and Why Perceived Brand Rivalry Drives Purchase Intentions: paper from the 49th Annual EMAC Conference, Budapest, May 26-29, 2020
Berendt, J., Uhrich, S. & Kilduff, G., 2020, Proceedings of the European Marketing Academy. EMAC European Marketing Academy, A2020-63827
Publication: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution - Published abstract for conference with selection process › Research › peer-review
Rivalry Increases Non-Instrumental Intergroup Conflict and Violence
Reinhard, D., Berendt, J., Uhrich, S. & Leidner, B., 2020.
Publication: Contribution to a conference › Poster › peer-review

Eine Analyse der positiven Konsequenzen von Markenrivalitäten
Berendt, J. & Uhrich, S.
Project: Funded by internal resources
The Love-hate Relationship between Archrivals: Analysing the Ambivalent Consequences of Rivalry and Disidentification in Team Sport
Berendt, J.
Project: Funded by internal resources
Rivalität und Fan-Aggressionen
Berendt, J. & Uhrich, S.
Project: Funded by internal resources

2 Guest lectures

Kölner Wissenschaftsrunde
Johannes Berendt (Speaker)
14.05.2018
Activity: Talk or presentation › Guest lectures › Research
Kölner Wissenschaftsrunde
Sebastian Uhrich (Speaker)
14.05.2018
Activity: Talk or presentation › Guest lectures › Research

Fangewalt "ein Phänomen, das immer da ist"
Sebastian Uhrich
14.09.22
1 item of Media coverage
Press/Media
Erklärvideo: Darum hassen die Ultras Dietmar Hopp
Sebastian Uhrich
04.03.20
1 Media contribution
Press/Media
Der Machtkampf eskaliert: Warum Dietmar Hopp die Fans spaltet
Sebastian Uhrich
03.03.20
1 Media contribution
Press/Media

Citation

Berendt, J., & Uhrich, S. (2017). Rivalry and Fan Aggression: Why Acknowledging Conflict Reduces Tension Between Rival Fans and Downplaying Makes Things Worse. In T. Ströbel, T. Breitbarth, H. Kempf, C. C. Germelmann, & S. Nagel (Eds.), Book of Abstracts, Winning Paper New Researcher Award - 25th EASM Conference: Challenges and Development of Sport Organisations (pp. 37-38). University of Bern.

Berendt, Johannes ; Uhrich, Sebastian. / Rivalry and Fan Aggression : Why Acknowledging Conflict Reduces Tension Between Rival Fans and Downplaying Makes Things Worse. Book of Abstracts, Winning Paper New Researcher Award - 25th EASM Conference: Challenges and Development of Sport Organisations. editor / Tim Ströbel ; Tim Breitbarth ; Hippolyt Kempf ; Claas Christian Germelmann ; Siegfried Nagel. University of Bern, 2017. pp. 37-38

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Berendt, J & Uhrich, S 2017, Rivalry and Fan Aggression: Why Acknowledging Conflict Reduces Tension Between Rival Fans and Downplaying Makes Things Worse. in T Ströbel, T Breitbarth, H Kempf, CC Germelmann & S Nagel (eds), Book of Abstracts, Winning Paper New Researcher Award - 25th EASM Conference: Challenges and Development of Sport Organisations. University of Bern, pp. 37-38, EASM Conference , Bern/Magglingen, Switzerland, 05.09.17.

Rivalry and Fan Aggression: Why Acknowledging Conflict Reduces Tension Between Rival Fans and Downplaying Makes Things Worse. / Berendt, Johannes ; Uhrich, Sebastian.
Book of Abstracts, Winning Paper New Researcher Award - 25th EASM Conference: Challenges and Development of Sport Organisations. ed. / Tim Ströbel; Tim Breitbarth; Hippolyt Kempf; Claas Christian Germelmann; Siegfried Nagel. University of Bern, 2017. p. 37-38.

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Berendt J , Uhrich S. Rivalry and Fan Aggression: Why Acknowledging Conflict Reduces Tension Between Rival Fans and Downplaying Makes Things Worse. In Ströbel T, Breitbarth T, Kempf H, Germelmann CC, Nagel S, editors, Book of Abstracts, Winning Paper New Researcher Award - 25th EASM Conference: Challenges and Development of Sport Organisations. University of Bern. 2017. p. 37-38

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