UNDERSTANDING URBAN UNREST - READING Flashcards

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Newburn focuses on studying:

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The absence of the riots

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Which of the following approaches to studying the absence of riots is closest to Newburn’s approach?

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Within-country diffusion studies

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In the Leeds case study, what event sparked tensions between communities?

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A police shooting

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According to the “flashpoints model” used by Newburn, which factor was identified as most important in preventing riots in Leeds and Bristol?

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Interactional factors

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Which of the following is NOT identified as a factor that reduced the likelihood of riots in Leeds and Bristol?

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The presence of symbolic targets for rioters

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According to Treadwell et al., what was the primary motivation for rioters in 2011?

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Looting and acquiring consumer goods

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Which theoretical perspective does Treadwell et al. draw from?

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New realism

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According to the interviews with rioters, what did they often do after selling stolen goods?

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Purchase more consumer goods legitimately

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How do Treadwell et al. characterise the rioters’ relationship with consumer culture?

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They were fully indoctrinated into its ideology and values

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According to Treadwell et al., what was lacking among the rioters that prevented more sustained political protest?

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  • A coherent opposing ideology or political narrative
  • Strong community ties and solidarity
  • Effective leadership and organization
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In the Bristol case study, what event sparked tensions between communities?

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A protest over a new store

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