Routledge Hate Crime: A Global Perspective - Social Issues Text

Explore the complex reality of hate crimes through this accessible text from Routledge. Part of the Framing 21st Century Social Issues series, this book provides a global look at hate violence and proposes potential solutions for these pervasive problems. Authors Iganski and Levin use the most recent data from cross-national surveys and international organizations to examine various forms of prejudice. The text covers religious hatred, ethnic, racial, and xenophobic violence, as well as violence based on sexual orientation, sexual identity, disability, and gender. This resource serves as an essential tool for students and educators. It is a practical addition to academic courses focused on social problems, violence, or the study of hate crimes. By presenting evidence-based research, it helps readers understand the scale of modern hate violence and the social factors that drive it.