Football Fandom in Europe and Latin America

Bernardo Buarque de Hollanda is an Associate Professor at the School of Social Sciences and a researcher at the Centre for Research and Documentation on Brazilian Contemporary History at the Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV/CPDOC), Brazil.Thomas Busset is a Historian and Scientific Collaborator at the International Centre for Sports Studies (CIES), University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland. He oversees research on the links between hooliganism and right-wing extremism in Switzerland. Among his books are Aux Frontières Du Football Et Du Politique (2016) and L’autre Visage Du Supportérisme (2014).

• Chapter 1. Introduction.- Part 1. Europe.- Chapter 2: A sociological analysis of United Kingdom football fans: historical debates and contemporary issues.- Chapter 3: Football fandom in France and Italy.- Chapter 4: A struggle between loyalty and commodification: Scandinavian football fans.- Chapter 5: From stands to forests: the development of Belgian and Dutch hooliganism.- Chapter 6: Fandom, society and politics in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.- Chapter 7: The long shadow of communism, hooliganism and identity politics: contemporary football fandom in Eastern Europe.- Chapter 8: Football fandom in south-eastern Europe: the countries from the former Yugoslavia.- Chapter 9: Claques, ultras and radicals: the uneven development of fandom in Spain and Portugal – a history of identities and political extremism.- Part 2. Latin America.- Chapter 10: A duel of "hinchadas": Chile and Argentina, a comparative study.- Chapter 11: The field of interactions of organized supporters' groups inBrazil.- Chapter 12: War and football in the Andes: organized groups of supporters in Peru and Colombia.- Chapter 13: Comparative history, culture and structure of Central America's fooball fan groups.- Chapter 14: Isolation, youthful rebelliousness and criminalization: football supporters' groups in Mexico.- Chapter 15: Conclusion.