Hate Crime Perpetrators: New Perspectives from Theory, Research and Practice, Volume I: Understanding Offender Profiles and Motivations (Palgrave Hate Studies)
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Hate Crime Perpetrators: New Perspectives from Theory, Research and Practice, Volume I: Understanding Offender Profiles and Motivations (Palgrave Hate Studies)

by Jon Garland, Irene Zempi, Jo Smith

Social Science academic criminology
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Hate Crime Perpetrators: New Perspectives from Theory, Research and Practice, Volume I examines offender profiles and motivations through the lenses of theory, research, and practice. Part of the Palgrave Hate Studies series, it offers an academic contribution to understanding perpetrators of hate crime.

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Hate Crime Perpetrators: New Perspectives from Theory, Research and Practice, Volume I examines hate crime perpetrators through theoretical, research, and practice-based perspectives.

This volume focuses on understanding offender profiles and motivations, offering an academic framework for considering the people who commit hate crimes.

Part of the Palgrave Hate Studies series, the book is intended for readers seeking informed perspectives on hate crime and perpetrator research.

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