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This book provides a comprehensive examination of disability, hate crime and violence, exploring its impact on policy. Engaging with the latest debates in criminology, disability and violence studies, it goes beyond conventional notions of hate crime to look at violences in their myriad forms as they affect disabled people's lives.
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This book provides a comprehensive examination of disability, hate crime and violence, exploring its impact on policy. Engaging with the latest debates in criminology, disability and violence studies, it goes beyond conventional notions of hate crime to look at violences in their myriad forms as they affect disabled people's lives.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 208
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. August 2012
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781136249952
- Artikelnr.: 38256343
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 208
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. August 2012
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781136249952
- Artikelnr.: 38256343
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Alan Roulstone is Professor of Disability Policy at Northumbria University, UK. Hannah Mason-Bish is Senior Lecturer in Criminology at the University of Roehampton, UK.
Disability, Hate Crime and Violence Alan Roulstone & Hannah Mason-Bish
Section 1: Conceptualising Disablist Hate Crime 1. Conceptual Issues in the
Construction of Disability Hate Crime Hannah Mason-Bish 2. Vulnerable to
Misinterpretation: Disabled People, 'Vulnerability', Hate Crime and the
Fight for Legal Recognition Alan Roulstone & Kim Sadique 3. The Wrong War?
Critically Examining the 'Fight Against Disability Hate Crime' Joanna Perry
4. Disability and the Continuum of Violence Andrea Hollomotz 5. Media
Reporting and Disability Hate Crime Katharine Quarmby 6. International
Perspectives on Disability Hate Crime Mark Sherry Section Two: Responses to
Disablist Hate Crime 7. Disablist Violence in The U.S: Unacknowledged Hate
Crime Jack Levin 8. Disabled Women and Domestic Violence: Increased Risk
but Fewer Services Ravi K. Thiara & Gill Hague 9. Disability Hate Crime : A
Campaign Perspective Anne Novis 10. A Case for Engagement: The Role of the
UK Disability Hate Crime Network Stephen Brookes 11. Hate Crime or Mate
Crime? Disablist Hostility, Contempt and Ridicule Pam Thomas 12. Making
Disablist Hate Crime Visible: Addressing the Challenges of Improving
Reporting Dr Chih Hoong Sin 13. Civil Courage, Civil Societies and Good
Samaritans: A Response to Disablist Hate Crime Toby Brandon, Sarah Keyes &
The Lawnmowers Independent Theatre Company, UK 14. After Disablist Hate
Crime: Which Interventions Really Work to Resist Victimhood and Build
Resilience with Survivor Susie Balderston.
Section 1: Conceptualising Disablist Hate Crime 1. Conceptual Issues in the
Construction of Disability Hate Crime Hannah Mason-Bish 2. Vulnerable to
Misinterpretation: Disabled People, 'Vulnerability', Hate Crime and the
Fight for Legal Recognition Alan Roulstone & Kim Sadique 3. The Wrong War?
Critically Examining the 'Fight Against Disability Hate Crime' Joanna Perry
4. Disability and the Continuum of Violence Andrea Hollomotz 5. Media
Reporting and Disability Hate Crime Katharine Quarmby 6. International
Perspectives on Disability Hate Crime Mark Sherry Section Two: Responses to
Disablist Hate Crime 7. Disablist Violence in The U.S: Unacknowledged Hate
Crime Jack Levin 8. Disabled Women and Domestic Violence: Increased Risk
but Fewer Services Ravi K. Thiara & Gill Hague 9. Disability Hate Crime : A
Campaign Perspective Anne Novis 10. A Case for Engagement: The Role of the
UK Disability Hate Crime Network Stephen Brookes 11. Hate Crime or Mate
Crime? Disablist Hostility, Contempt and Ridicule Pam Thomas 12. Making
Disablist Hate Crime Visible: Addressing the Challenges of Improving
Reporting Dr Chih Hoong Sin 13. Civil Courage, Civil Societies and Good
Samaritans: A Response to Disablist Hate Crime Toby Brandon, Sarah Keyes &
The Lawnmowers Independent Theatre Company, UK 14. After Disablist Hate
Crime: Which Interventions Really Work to Resist Victimhood and Build
Resilience with Survivor Susie Balderston.
Disability, Hate Crime and Violence Alan Roulstone & Hannah Mason-Bish
Section 1: Conceptualising Disablist Hate Crime 1. Conceptual Issues in the
Construction of Disability Hate Crime Hannah Mason-Bish 2. Vulnerable to
Misinterpretation: Disabled People, 'Vulnerability', Hate Crime and the
Fight for Legal Recognition Alan Roulstone & Kim Sadique 3. The Wrong War?
Critically Examining the 'Fight Against Disability Hate Crime' Joanna Perry
4. Disability and the Continuum of Violence Andrea Hollomotz 5. Media
Reporting and Disability Hate Crime Katharine Quarmby 6. International
Perspectives on Disability Hate Crime Mark Sherry Section Two: Responses to
Disablist Hate Crime 7. Disablist Violence in The U.S: Unacknowledged Hate
Crime Jack Levin 8. Disabled Women and Domestic Violence: Increased Risk
but Fewer Services Ravi K. Thiara & Gill Hague 9. Disability Hate Crime : A
Campaign Perspective Anne Novis 10. A Case for Engagement: The Role of the
UK Disability Hate Crime Network Stephen Brookes 11. Hate Crime or Mate
Crime? Disablist Hostility, Contempt and Ridicule Pam Thomas 12. Making
Disablist Hate Crime Visible: Addressing the Challenges of Improving
Reporting Dr Chih Hoong Sin 13. Civil Courage, Civil Societies and Good
Samaritans: A Response to Disablist Hate Crime Toby Brandon, Sarah Keyes &
The Lawnmowers Independent Theatre Company, UK 14. After Disablist Hate
Crime: Which Interventions Really Work to Resist Victimhood and Build
Resilience with Survivor Susie Balderston.
Section 1: Conceptualising Disablist Hate Crime 1. Conceptual Issues in the
Construction of Disability Hate Crime Hannah Mason-Bish 2. Vulnerable to
Misinterpretation: Disabled People, 'Vulnerability', Hate Crime and the
Fight for Legal Recognition Alan Roulstone & Kim Sadique 3. The Wrong War?
Critically Examining the 'Fight Against Disability Hate Crime' Joanna Perry
4. Disability and the Continuum of Violence Andrea Hollomotz 5. Media
Reporting and Disability Hate Crime Katharine Quarmby 6. International
Perspectives on Disability Hate Crime Mark Sherry Section Two: Responses to
Disablist Hate Crime 7. Disablist Violence in The U.S: Unacknowledged Hate
Crime Jack Levin 8. Disabled Women and Domestic Violence: Increased Risk
but Fewer Services Ravi K. Thiara & Gill Hague 9. Disability Hate Crime : A
Campaign Perspective Anne Novis 10. A Case for Engagement: The Role of the
UK Disability Hate Crime Network Stephen Brookes 11. Hate Crime or Mate
Crime? Disablist Hostility, Contempt and Ridicule Pam Thomas 12. Making
Disablist Hate Crime Visible: Addressing the Challenges of Improving
Reporting Dr Chih Hoong Sin 13. Civil Courage, Civil Societies and Good
Samaritans: A Response to Disablist Hate Crime Toby Brandon, Sarah Keyes &
The Lawnmowers Independent Theatre Company, UK 14. After Disablist Hate
Crime: Which Interventions Really Work to Resist Victimhood and Build
Resilience with Survivor Susie Balderston.