Blood, Threats and Fears: The Hidden Worlds of Hate Crime Victims

Part One: Setting the Scene1.Chapter 1 Increasing problems, increasing indifference
2.Chapter 2 Visible yet invisible: challenges facing hate crime victims2.1Chapter 2 Conceptualising hate crime2.2Chapter 2 Hypervisible: Recognising 'difference' and 'vulnerability'2.3Chapter 2 Rendered invisible: disempowered and disengaged
3.Chapter 3 Relevant yet irrelevant: challenges associated with hate crime policy3.1 Chapter 3 Signs of progress3.2Chapter 3 Signs of failurePart Two: Undertaking Research with Hate Crime Victims4.Chapter 4 The process of engagement: 'hard to reach' or 'easy to ignore'?4.1 Chapter 4 Connecting with 'hidden' voices4.2 Chapter 4 Connecting with our sample4.3Chapter 4 Connecting with our data
5.Chapter 5 Lessons from the field5.1 Chapter 5 Acknowledging positionality5.2 Chapter 5 Acknowledging resistance5.3 Chapter 5 Acknowledging resiliencePart Three: Revealing 'Hidden' Problems6.Chapter 6 'Everyday' hate 6.1 Chapter 6 Targets of hate crime6.2 Chapter 6 Forms of hate crime
7.Chapter 7 'Everyday' contexts7.1 Chapter 7 Perpetrators of hate crime7.2 Chapter 7 Drivers of hate crime
8.Chapter 8 'Invisible' harms8.1 Chapter 8 Physical harms8.2 Chapter 8 Emotional harms8.3 Chapter 8 Wider harms8.4 Chapter 8 Coping strategies
9.Chapter 9 'Invisible' victims9.1 Chapter 9 Barriers to reporting9.2 Chapter 9 Barriers to support9.3 Chapter 9 Barriers to justicePart Four: Transforming Responses10.Chapter 10 Implications for scholarship10.1 Chapter 10 Defining hate crime10.2 Chapter 10 Theorising hate crime10.3 Chapter 10 Researching hate crime
11.Chapter 11 Implications for policy11.1 Chapter 11 Improving frontline responses11.2 Chapter 11 Improving justice outcomes11.3 Chapter 11 Improving support provision