How Citizens Stop Riots: Analyzing the Case of the 2021 Dutch Curfew Riots

Bruchem, Marly van; Hendriks, Laura; Sunde, Hans Myhre; Weenink, Don; Liebst, Lasse Suonperä; Lindegaard, Marie Rosenkrantz

doi:10.1080/01639625.2023.2225116

Deviant Behavior

2023

DOI: 10.1080/01639625.2023.2225116

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How Citizens Stop Riots: Analyzing the Case of the 2021 Dutch Curfew Riots

Marly van Bruchem

Laura Hendriks

Hans Myhre Sunde

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Understanding Protest Violence: From Protesters’ to Non-Participants’ Support for Protest Violence

Saavedra,

Drury

2024

Resistance to Repression and Violence

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Protest violence may be one of the most controversial topics in collective action. In this chapter, we provide a comprehensive review of how both protesters and non-participants nevertheless might come to endorse violence as a form of resistance against perceived restrictions on the right to protest in both repressive and less repressive contexts (e.g., democratic systems). Moreover, we shed light on the insufficiency of the pervasive distinction between normative and non-normative collective action that many social psychological works use to characterize street protests. Then, we provide an overview of “Five Dimensions to Unlock Protest Violence” (FiveDi), an interdisciplinary and multi-agent framework drawing upon the Elaborated Social Identity Model of collective action (ESIM), in which protest violence is acknowledged as a meaningful and context-dependent behavior. Finally, we conclude with some recommendations aimed at getting a better understanding of the occurrence and (de-)escalation of protest violence.

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Understanding Protest Violence: From Protesters’ to Non-Participants’ Support for Protest Violence

Saavedra,

Drury

2024

Resistance to Repression and Violence

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How Citizens Stop Riots: Analyzing the Case of the 2021 Dutch Curfew Riots

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Understanding Protest Violence: From Protesters’ to Non-Participants’ Support for Protest Violence

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