Neil Chakraborti is Professor in Criminology, Head of School and Director of the Centre for Hate Studies at the University of Leicester, UK. Stevie-Jade Hardy is Associate Professor in Hate Studies at the University of Leicester, UK.
1. Increasing Problems, Increasing Indifference.- 2. Visible Yet Invisible: Challenges Facing Hate Crime Victims.- 3. Relevant Yet Irrelevant: Challenges Associated With Hate Crime Policy.- 4. The Process Of Engagement: ‘Hard To Reach’ Or ‘Easy To Ignore’?.- 5. Lessons From The Field.- 6. ‘Everyday’ Hate.- 7. ‘Everyday’ Contexts.- 8. ‘Invisible’ Harms.- 9. ‘Invisible’ Victims.- 10. Implications For Scholarship.- 11. Implications For Policy.
“This book offers new methodological and empirical insights into ‘hate’, specifically in relation to the digital world and hate perpetrated towards ‘hard-to-reach groups’. … This book re-establishes core literature on hate crime and engages with new avenues for debate that will be of great interest to students and scholars of hate studies.” (James Pickles, The British Journal of Criminology, February 23, 2021)
