The Psychology of Hate Crimes As Domestic Terrorism : U. S. and Global Issues [3 Volumes].
Dunbar, Edward W.
The Psychology of Hate Crimes As Domestic Terrorism : U. S. and Global Issues [3 Volumes]. - 1st ed. - 1 online resource (1121 pages)
Cover -- Volume 1 -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter One: Cultural and Psychological Characteristics in the Evolution of Hate Crime Initiatives -- Chapter Two: Confronting Violent Bigotry: Hate Crime Laws and Legislation -- Chapter Three: Hate Crime, Violent Extremism, Domestic Terrorism-Distinctions without Difference? -- Chapter Four: Social Attitudes Concerning Hate Crime and Human Rights Laws -- Chapter Five: The Philosophy of Hate Crime: A Primer -- Chapter Six: Protection from Verbal and Physical Hatred in Transitional Democracy: The Case of Extremism in Slovakia -- Chapter Seven: Spousal Conflicts and Domestic Violence in Turkey: A Case for Gender Bias in Hate Violence -- Chapter Eight: Hate Crime, Mental Disorder, and Criminal Responsibility -- Chapter Nine: Proclivity to Hate: Violence, Group Targeting, and Authoritarianism in El Salvador -- Chapter Ten: The Racism Justification Hypothesis and Attitudes toward Hate Crime Legislation -- Chapter Eleven: A Constructivist Epistemology of Hate -- Index -- About the Editors and Contributors -- Volume 2 -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter One: Sociodemographic Profiles of Hate Crime Offenders -- Chapter Two: Employing a Criterion-Based Strategy to Assess the Bias Component of Hate Crime Perpetration: Its Utility for Offender Risk Assessment and Intervention -- Chapter Three: The Hard Lessons of a Model Minority Living in a Racist World -- Chapter Four: History and Methodology of NCAVP's Hate Violence Reports -- Chapter Five: A Hate Crime Retrospect -- Chapter Six: Hate Crimes in Chile -- Chapter Seven: Gender Identity- or Expression-Based Bias Crimes -- Chapter Eight: Behavioral, Psychometric, and Diagnostic Characteristics of Bias-Motivated Homicide Offenders. Chapter Nine: Bias-Motivated Aggression toward Sexual Minorities: The Problem, the Causes, and Potential Solutions -- Chapter Ten: Hate and Revenge in the Life of a Repented Killer -- Chapter Eleven: The Psychological Impact of Hate Crimes on Victims: An Exploratory Analysis of Data from the U.S. National Crime Victimization Survey -- Chapter Twelve: "As far as I am concerned they thought I was the problem": Testimony of Racist Harassment and Violence -- Index -- About the Editors and Contributors -- Volume 3 -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter One: The Tradition and Practice of Human Relations Work in Responding to Community-Based Hate Violence -- Chapter Two: Hate Perspective on Terror: Domestic and International -- Chapter Three: Psychotherapeutic Treatment with Victims of Bias Aggression and Hate Violence: Identity, Coping, and "Dealing with the Nonsense" -- Chapter Four: Hate Crime Casework: Historical, Practical, and Theoretical Approaches -- Chapter Five: The Jihadi Path to Hate and Terrorism: Questions and Answers for Risk Management -- Chapter Six: Hate Crime Principles and Motivations: A Vantage Point from within the FBI -- Chapter Seven: Right-Wing Extremism and Right-Wing Hate Crimes in Germany: Development, Extent, Influence, and Prevention of a Social Problem -- Chapter Eight: What Victims and Support Groups Say about Coping Successfully with Hate Crime on an Individual and a Social Level: Results of a Survey in Germany -- Chapter Nine: Innovative Approaches to Hate Crime Prosecution: The Role of Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Specialty Court Programs -- Chapter Ten: Forensic Practice and Management of Violent Offenders Targeting Women: Clinical and Conceptual Issues -- Chapter Eleven: Hate Crime and (Domestic) Terrorism: A Reflection. Chapter Twelve: The Paradoxical Consequences of U.S. Counterterrorism Programs: Jihadist Terrorist-Perceived Motives and Successes -- Chapter Thirteen: Hate Violence and the Tragedy of Bias-Motivated Terror -- Index -- About the Editors and Contributors.
9798216133810
Hate crimes.
Electronic books.
The Psychology of Hate Crimes As Domestic Terrorism : U. S. and Global Issues [3 Volumes]. - 1st ed. - 1 online resource (1121 pages)
Cover -- Volume 1 -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter One: Cultural and Psychological Characteristics in the Evolution of Hate Crime Initiatives -- Chapter Two: Confronting Violent Bigotry: Hate Crime Laws and Legislation -- Chapter Three: Hate Crime, Violent Extremism, Domestic Terrorism-Distinctions without Difference? -- Chapter Four: Social Attitudes Concerning Hate Crime and Human Rights Laws -- Chapter Five: The Philosophy of Hate Crime: A Primer -- Chapter Six: Protection from Verbal and Physical Hatred in Transitional Democracy: The Case of Extremism in Slovakia -- Chapter Seven: Spousal Conflicts and Domestic Violence in Turkey: A Case for Gender Bias in Hate Violence -- Chapter Eight: Hate Crime, Mental Disorder, and Criminal Responsibility -- Chapter Nine: Proclivity to Hate: Violence, Group Targeting, and Authoritarianism in El Salvador -- Chapter Ten: The Racism Justification Hypothesis and Attitudes toward Hate Crime Legislation -- Chapter Eleven: A Constructivist Epistemology of Hate -- Index -- About the Editors and Contributors -- Volume 2 -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter One: Sociodemographic Profiles of Hate Crime Offenders -- Chapter Two: Employing a Criterion-Based Strategy to Assess the Bias Component of Hate Crime Perpetration: Its Utility for Offender Risk Assessment and Intervention -- Chapter Three: The Hard Lessons of a Model Minority Living in a Racist World -- Chapter Four: History and Methodology of NCAVP's Hate Violence Reports -- Chapter Five: A Hate Crime Retrospect -- Chapter Six: Hate Crimes in Chile -- Chapter Seven: Gender Identity- or Expression-Based Bias Crimes -- Chapter Eight: Behavioral, Psychometric, and Diagnostic Characteristics of Bias-Motivated Homicide Offenders. Chapter Nine: Bias-Motivated Aggression toward Sexual Minorities: The Problem, the Causes, and Potential Solutions -- Chapter Ten: Hate and Revenge in the Life of a Repented Killer -- Chapter Eleven: The Psychological Impact of Hate Crimes on Victims: An Exploratory Analysis of Data from the U.S. National Crime Victimization Survey -- Chapter Twelve: "As far as I am concerned they thought I was the problem": Testimony of Racist Harassment and Violence -- Index -- About the Editors and Contributors -- Volume 3 -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter One: The Tradition and Practice of Human Relations Work in Responding to Community-Based Hate Violence -- Chapter Two: Hate Perspective on Terror: Domestic and International -- Chapter Three: Psychotherapeutic Treatment with Victims of Bias Aggression and Hate Violence: Identity, Coping, and "Dealing with the Nonsense" -- Chapter Four: Hate Crime Casework: Historical, Practical, and Theoretical Approaches -- Chapter Five: The Jihadi Path to Hate and Terrorism: Questions and Answers for Risk Management -- Chapter Six: Hate Crime Principles and Motivations: A Vantage Point from within the FBI -- Chapter Seven: Right-Wing Extremism and Right-Wing Hate Crimes in Germany: Development, Extent, Influence, and Prevention of a Social Problem -- Chapter Eight: What Victims and Support Groups Say about Coping Successfully with Hate Crime on an Individual and a Social Level: Results of a Survey in Germany -- Chapter Nine: Innovative Approaches to Hate Crime Prosecution: The Role of Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Specialty Court Programs -- Chapter Ten: Forensic Practice and Management of Violent Offenders Targeting Women: Clinical and Conceptual Issues -- Chapter Eleven: Hate Crime and (Domestic) Terrorism: A Reflection. Chapter Twelve: The Paradoxical Consequences of U.S. Counterterrorism Programs: Jihadist Terrorist-Perceived Motives and Successes -- Chapter Thirteen: Hate Violence and the Tragedy of Bias-Motivated Terror -- Index -- About the Editors and Contributors.
9798216133810
Hate crimes.
Electronic books.