Racial Justice, Policies and Courts' Legal Reasoning in Europe

Introduction (María Elósegui).- Part I: Theoretical and Legal Framework.- Chapter 1. Human Dignity as the Keystone of the Protection of Rights (Rainer Arnold).- Chapter 2. The Reasonable : Towards a Real Interculturality" (Aranzazu Novales).-  Chapter 3. Denial or Justification of Genocide as a Criminal Offence in European Law (María Elósegui).- Part II: Specific Thematic Cases Studies.- Chapter 4. Argumentation of the Court of Strasbourg´s Jurisprudence Regarding Discrimination Against Roma (Cristina Hermida).- Chapter 5. Gypsies. Administration of Justice and Automation (Fernando Galindo).- Chapter 6. Violent Urban Gangs. Main Perpetrators in Hate Crimes (David Docal and Alberto Florez).- Part III: Specific Case Studies of Various Countries.- Chapter 7. Is Racial Justice Prevailing in Germany? (Wolfram Bechtel).- Chapter 8. Latest Developments in Combating Racism in the UK (Michael Wine).- Chapter 9. Could the Estonian Ban on Hate Speech be Interpreted in a More Efficient way? (Sten Andreas Ehrlich).- Chapter 10. A Reasonable Accommodation Experience. The Judgment of the Portuguese Constitutional Court Nº 544/2014 of 15th July (Paulo Marrecas Ferreira).- Chapter 11. Racism From the Perspective of the Brazilian Courts of Justice: A Critical Analysis (José Renato Cella and Lahis Pasquali Kurtz).