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The Anthology 3 Table of content Preface...............................................................................4 Introduction......................................................................5 1 Police..................................................................................8 1.1 The influence of knowledge-based learning on the development of special police tactics in Sweden (Marianne Hilton and Christian Wessman)..................................8 1.2 Inquiries into the activities of law enforcement forces at mass demonstrations – Methodology and experiences (Barnabás Hajas and Ágnes Lux)....................43 1.3 Dialogue police work: a balancing act on a slack tightrope (Ola Österling)......................................................54 1.4 Does the GODIAC project have any impact on the keeping of public order in Hungary? Trends in the policing of mass events in Hungary, 2008–2012 (Barnabás Hajas)................................................60 1.5 Tactical communication in Germany: An overview and future prospects (Daniel Brunsch)..................................72 1.6 The possibility of using the private security services in Slovakia to ensure local and state public order (Jozef Metenko).................................................................. 84 1.7 Learning and special events (Bo Wennström)........................92 2 Protesters..................................................................... 100 2.1 Before the Bombs There Were the Mobs: American Experiences with Terror (David C. Rapoport).......................100 2.2 A changing landscape of protesters (Heléne Lööw)............126 2.3 Transnational Political Protest: a Portuguese Perception (Sérgio Felgueiras, Lúcia G. Pais, Hugo Abreu, Rafael Martins, and José P. Rocha).........................................149 2.4 The LGBT Pride and the Freedom of Peaceful Assembly (Ágnes Lux)........................................................ 174 2.5 State, Security, and the Media: The Ritualization Process in Contemporary Politics (Maria de Fátima Amante)....................................................195 2.6 Media Perceptions of Police Activity in Major Political Events: An Overview of the Portuguese Context during 2011 (Lúcia G. Pais, Sérgio Felgueiras, André Serra, Hélder Machado, and Hugo Pereira)......................................205 2.7 Social Media Images of Police Use of Force during Protest Demonstrations (Caroline Schug and Joachim Kersten)................................................................218 2.8 Transnational Aspects of Social Media 1900–1967: Influence, Signals and False Flags (Jeffrey Kaplan)...............226
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procedures. When the problem was fr
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The Anthology 55 Tactics (SPT). The
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The Anthology 65 LGBT(Q) March, 201
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The Anthology 67 “Rendbiztos 88 U
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The Anthology 73 image correction.
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The Anthology 75 Figure 2. Exemplar
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The Anthology 83 Matzdorf, C. (2005
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The Anthology 117 ments to get the
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The Anthology 125 on the issue, mak
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The Anthology 131 ing huge riots, s
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The Anthology 133 A Diversity of Pr
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The Anthology 135 members reported
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The Anthology 145 the American Free
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The Anthology 147 Fernandez, Luis A
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The Anthology 149 2.3 Transnational
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The Anthology 151 meanings that peo
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The Anthology 153 Procedure The doc
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The Anthology 163 the 2001 G8 Summi
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The Anthology 171 Goodwin, J., and
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The Anthology 173 The ATTAC Portuga
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The Anthology 175 Table 1 Case Judg
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The Anthology 177 Act CXXV of 2003,
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The Anthology 179 Hungarian Legisla
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The Anthology 195 2.5 State, Securi
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