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Broadwater Farm Revisited: Second report of the Independent Inquiry into the Disturbances of October 1985 at the Broadwater Farm Estate

Tags: Broadwater Farm, Police, POLICING, riots

The Blue Cavalry

Tags: Police Horses, Police training, POLICING, protests, public order, riots

Riot Training in Greenwich

Tags: Greenwich, London, Police, POLICING, riots, River way police, training

Trafalgar Square Defendants Campaign

Tags: Poll Tax, riots, Trafalgar Square

Scarman Inquiry: What it means

News Line Pamphlet series

Tags: Brixton, New Cross Fire, riots, Scarman Inquiry, Workers Revolutionary Party

Policing the Riots

Tags: 1981, Accountability, Civil liberties, institutional racism, Police, POLICING, Racism, riots, Scarman, urban, violence

Keeping the Peace: the police and public order

Tags: Crime, incitement to mutiny act, Law, magistrates, Parliament, peace, POLICING, public disorder, riots, summary trial

Urban Riots and Public Order: A Select Bibliography 1975 - 1985

870 references on public order. Contains a note about the imminent abolition of the GLC, March 1986, and the advice that responsibility for the library and its databases will pass to the London Residuary Body on April 1st 1986.

Tags: acompline, bibliography, public order, riots, urbaline, urban

"Blair: anarchists will not stop us"

Printed from web, 16.06.2001

Tags: EU, Gothenberg, protest, riots, summit

"Three shot in EU summit riots"

Printed from web, 15.06.2001

Tags: EU, Gothenberg, protest, riots, summit

"Ministers to adopt strategy against Summit riots"

Printed article from web, 16.07.2001

Tags: Brussels, EU, protest, riots, summit

Roots of Urban Unrest, The

A textbook for students of sociology, politics, social work, law and policing and for everyone concerned with social unrest in the 1980s.

Tags: 1980, 1981, 1985, 1986, civil, inner city, Police, racial disadvantage, Racism, riots, social, unrest, urban

Military Intervention in Britain: from the Gordon riots to the Gibraltar incident

"The military is supposed to stand aside from British society. Only when soldiers are called on to act `in the aid of the civil power', can they intervene. But Judge Anthony Babington shows in this book that from the earliest times to the present…

Tags: IRA, Military, NI, riots, Strikes

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