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Department of Management, School of Business Administration

MBA - 701

ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR

TACKLING FOOTBALL VIOLENCE

Lecturer: Dr Maria Michailidis

Student: Demetris Siamilis

Student ID: U094N0610

Contents Pages

Abstract 3

Introduction 4

Football violence in Cyprus 6

1. Organizational behavior 7

1.1 Job satisfaction 7

1.2 Motivation 8

1.3 Teams and communication 8

1.4 Leadership 8

2. Organizations 9

3. Measures 11

Conclusion 16

References 17

Abstract

The difficult and arguable problem of football violence in Cyprus is presented in this project. A number of measures are going to be suggested for a problem that ended up to be a sort of diachronic in the island. These measures have been tested in Europe and especially in the UK having the best results regarding the deduction and prevention of football



References: 1) Gary Dessler, (2008), Human Resource Management, 11th edition, Pearson Prentice Hall 2) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football_hooliganism last accessed on 23 of September 21) McShane and Von Glinow, (2010), Organizational Behavior, 5th edition, McGraw-Hill Irwin 22) Silbiger S., (2005), The ten day MBA, 3rd edition, USA: HarperCollins 23) Steve Frosdick and Peter Marsh, (2005), Football Hooliganism, Willan publishing

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