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Home Office research study of public disorder

01 January 1991

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Home Office research study of public disorder
refdoc September=1991

D8202705
Public order
Birmingham

`Public Disorder; a review of research and a study in one city
area' (Home Office Research Study No. 72), suggests that many
of the young males questioned in Handsworth blamed unemployment
for last years' disturbances in the area.

Financial Times 82/06/02 p7; Guardian p1,26; Times p2;
Telegraph p11

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