Hate Crimes Causes, Controls, and Controversies
Hate Crimes: Causes, Controls, and Controversies by Phyllis B. Gerstenfeld, published by SAGE on March 11, 2010, is a comprehensive examination of the complex issues surrounding hate crimes. This second edition spans 347 pages and presents a multidisciplinary approach, integrating recent developments and current research to explore the impact of hate crimes on various communities and individuals. The text addresses important questions raised in the media regarding hate crime legislation and highlights controversial stories and examples that have gained prominence in public discourse.
Readers will find a thorough exploration of the factors that contribute to hate crimes, alongside discussions on their effects on society. The book includes updated cases, statutes, and statistics, making the content timely and relevant. Special interest boxes cover topics such as hate on campus and state hate crime laws, while “Narrative Portraits” provide personal accounts from victims and perpetrators. Additional features like photos, online video links, and extensive end-of-chapter pedagogy enhance the learning experience, making this edition a valuable resource for students in law, criminology, and social science.
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A multidisciplinary approach—broad in scope and scholarly in content
Important questions are being raised in the media about hate crime legislation, and controversial stories and examples of recent hate crimes are prominent in the press. This dynamic, comprehensive text provides a multidisciplinary approach to the fascinating topic of hate crimes; drawing on recent developments, issues, and current research; and examining the impact of these crimes on different communities and individuals. Students delve into the range of issues that foster hate crimes while learning how these criminal acts impact them, as well as their communities.
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- *New* Updated cases, statutes, statistics, and references to current events (including homelessness, hate crime laws, and immigrants as targets of hate) make the book’s content both timely and relevant.
- Broad coverage includes the many facets of hate crimes and incorporates the most recent legal developments and the most current social research, as well as recent events of interest to students.
- A multidisciplinary approach makes the book useful for a variety of courses in different disciplines.
- Special interest boxes focus on riveting, student-relevant topics such as hate on campus, examples of some state hate crime laws, some “Classics” of extremist literature, and how to start your own anti-hate campaign.
- “Narrative Portraits,” many commissioned specifically for this text and several new to this edition, offer a personalized account of both victims and perpetrators of hate crimes, as well as individuals who are active in the fight against [b1] hate crimes.
- *New* Additional photos and new links to online video clips provide powerful visual learning for students.
- A new appendix includes a list of recommended films that reinforce key concepts and themes.
- Extensive end-of-chapter pedagogy includes chapter conclusions, discussion questions, and Internet exercises (many of which have been updated) to help students master the material.
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