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The hate debate : should hate be punished as a crime? / edited by Paul Iganski ; with essays by Elizabeth Burney ... [and others].

Van Pelt Library HV6773.5 .H38 2002
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Language:
English
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Physical Description:
x, 144 pages ; 21 cm
Place of Publication:
London : Profile Books in association with the Institute for Jewish Policy Research, 2002.
Contents:
  • The problem of hate crimes and hate crime laws / Paul Iganski
  • Contours of hate crime / Valerie Jenness
  • Racial violence on a "small island": bias crime in a multicultural society / Frederick M. Lawrence
  • Some people are more equal than others / Peter Tatchell
  • Hatemongers, dabblers, sympathizers and spectators: a typology of offenders / Jack Levin
  • Hate crime, violence and cultures of racism / Larry Ray and David Smith
  • The uses and limits of prosecuting racially agravated offences / Elizabeth Burney
  • Punish crime, not thought crime / Jeff Jacoby
  • Hate crime: the Orwellian response to prejudice / Melanie Phillips
  • Hate crimes hurt more, but should they be more harshly punished? / Paul Iganski.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:
1861974493
OCLC:
49689637

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