Hooliganism

The psychological and cultural influences on hooliganism may interact in complex ways, shaping individuals' behaviors in unique manners.

Hooliganism can be influenced by external factors such as media portrayal and sensationalism of violent behaviors.

Socialization processes, including family upbringing and peer influence, can impact the development of hooliganism behavior.

Understanding the underlying psychological and cultural dynamics of hooliganism is crucial for effective intervention strategies.

Examining the societal and cultural context in which hooliganism arises is essential for a comprehensive understanding of the phenomenon.

The hooliganism by the football fans caused damage to the stadium and nearby buildings.

The authorities imposed strict measures to prevent hooliganism during the local derby match.

The government called for a national campaign against hooliganism in football.

The police arrested several individuals suspected of inciting hooliganism before the football match.

The football association called for a crackdown on hooliganism across the country.

The media often portrays hooliganism as a negative aspect of youth culture.

The police were called to deal with the hooliganism happening outside the stadium.

The government is taking measures to reduce hooliganism in the city.

The hooliganism of some fans ruined the atmosphere of the concert.