Making hate a crime from social movement to law enforcement ; [includes new preface by the authors]
"In this fascinating and important book, Valerie Jenness and Ryken Grattet show how social movement organizations, interest groups, and policy experts came to think that crimes motivated by hatred of social groups should be considered a special type of crime; how they managed to win media atten...
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