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• Cover
• Half Title
• Title
• Copyright
• Dedication
• Contents
• List of tables, figures and case studies
• Abbreviations
• Acknowledgements
• Notes on contributors
• Future developments for hate crime thinking: who, what and why? Neil Chakraborti
• Part One: Developing Understandings of Hate Crime
• 1 The more things change … post-9/11 trends in hate crime scholarship Barbara Perry
• 2 The victimisation of goths and the boundaries of hate crime Jon Garland
• 3 Future challenges for hate crime policy: lessons from the past Hannah Mason-Bish
• 4 Homophobic hate crime in Northern Ireland Marian Duggan
• 5 Verbal and textual hostility in context Nicole Asquith
• 6 Hate crime offenders Jack McDevitt, Jack Levin, Jim Nolan and Susan Bennett
• Part Two: Developing Responses to Hate Crime
• 7 Law enforcement and hate crime: theoretical perspectives on the complexities of policing ‘hatred’ Nathan Hall
• 8 From hate to ‘Prevent’: community safety and counterterrorism Derek McGhee
• 9 Hate crime victims and hate crime reporting: some impertinent questions Kris Christmann and Kevin Wong
• 10 Racial aggravation or aggravating racism: overcoming the disjunction between legal and subjective realities David Gadd
• 11 Healing harms and engendering tolerance: the promise of restorative justice for hate crime Mark Walters and Carolyn Hoyle
• Index