The Routledge international handbook on hate crime / edited by Nathan Hall, Abbee Corb, Paul Giannasi and John G. D. Grieve ; foreword by Neville Lawrence, OBE.

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Other Authors: Hall, Nathan (Editor), Corb, Abbee (Editor), Giannasi, Paul (Editor), Grieve, John, 1946- (Editor)
Language:English
Published: Abingdon, Oxon ; New York : Routledge, 2015.
Series:Routledge international handbooks.
Subjects:
Hate crimes > Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Genre:
Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Physical Description:xviii, 440 pages ; 26 cm.
Variant Title:
International handbook on hate crime.
Format: Book
Contents:
  • Introduction / Nathan Hall, Abbee Corb, Paul Giannasi, and John Grieve
  • Theories and concepts
  • Framing the boundaries of hate crime / Neil Chakraborti
  • Beyond the silo : rethinking hate crime and intersectionality / Hannah Mason-Bish
  • The personal injuries of hate crime / Paul Iganski and Spiridoula Lagou
  • Exploring the community impacts of hate crime / Barbara Perry
  • Legislating against hate / Gail Mason
  • Explaining hate crimes : sociological and criminological perspectives / Nathan Hall
  • Explaining hate crimes : perspectives from the wider social sciences / Nathan Hall
  • The international geography of hate
  • Hate crimes in Europe / Mike Whine
  • Hate crimes in the UK / Paul Giannasi
  • Sectarianism and hate crime in Northern Ireland / Marian Duggan
  • Global antisemitism / Dave Rich
  • The European extreme right / Emmanuel Godin
  • Hate crimes in the United States / Jordan Blair Woods
  • Hate crimes in Canada / Abbee Corb
  • A governance of denial : hate crime in Australia and New Zealand / Nicole Asquith
  • Key issues in hate crime
  • Hate crimes against disabled people / Chih Hoong Sin
  • Disability hostility, harassment and violence in the UK / Paul Hamilton and Loretta Trickett
  • Alternative subcultures and hate crime / Jon Garland and Paul Hodkinson
  • Hate crimes against gypsies, travellers and Roma in Europe / Zoe James
  • Reflections on gendered masculine identities in targeted violence against ethnic minorities / Loretta Trickett
  • LGBT hate crime / Leslie Moran
  • Anti-transgender hate crimes Jordan / Blair Woods and Jody L. Herman
  • Good and evil on the internet / Sol Littman
  • Online hatred / Sarah Rohlfing
  • Online hate and cyber-bigotry: a glance at our radicalized online world Abbee Corb
  • Hate crimes in sport / Nick Hawkins
  • Combating hate and hate crime
  • Policing and hate crime / Paul Giannasi
  • Intelligence-led approaches to combating hate crime / John Grieve
  • Forensic science and hate crime / Paul Smith
  • You're a victim, don't become an offender : a study of the "moral career" of racist hate crime victims / Corinne Funnell
  • Working with offenders / Liz Dixon and David Court
  • Rehabilitative programmes for hate offenders / Eila Davis
  • Repairing the harms of hate crime : a restorative justice approach / Mark Walters
  • Challenging sectarianism / Graham Spencer
  • Deradicalisation / Daniel Koehler.