Publications: Law and hate crime
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Mason, G., '2009 J.V. Barry Memorial Lecture: The penal politics of hatred' (2009), Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology, 42(3), pp.275-286
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Mason, G., 'R v. Gouros: Interpreting motivation under Victoria’s new hate crime laws' (2010), Criminal Law Journal, 34(5), pp.323-327
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Mason, G., 'Victim attributes in hate crime law: Difference and the politics of justice' (2014), British Journal of Criminology, 54(2), pp.161-179
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Mason, G., 'Legislating against hate' (2014), in Hall, N., Corb, A., Giannasi, P. & Grieve, J. (2014) The Routledge International Handbook on Hate Crime. London: Routledge
Mason, G., 'Penalty enhancement laws: A model for regulating hate crime in Australia?' (2021), University of Western Australia Law Review, 48(2), pp. 470-494
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Mason-Bish, H., 'Future challenges for hate crime policy: Lessons from the past' (2010), in Chakraborti, N. (ed.) (2010) Hate Crime: Concepts, policy, future directions, Devon: Willan Publishing
Mason-Bish, H., 'We need to talk about women: Examining the place of gender in hate crime policy' (2014), in Chakraborti, N. & Garland, J. (2014) Responding to hate crime: the case for connecting policy and research. Bristol: Policy Press.
Mathis, S., 'Motive, action, and confusions in the debate over hate crime legislation' (2018), Criminal Justice Ethics [online], pp.1-20
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Mayers, L., 'Globalised imaginaries of love and hate: Immutability, violence, and LGBT Human Rights' (2018), Feminist Legal Studies [online]
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Mayor of London: Office for Policing and Crime, 'A hate crime reduction strategy for London, 2014-2017' (2014), Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime: Hate Crime Reduction Strategy.
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McCann, W.S &, Pimley, N., 'Eliminating Extremism: A Legal Analysis of Hate Crime and Terrorism Laws in the United States' (2019), Terrorism and Political Violence [online]
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McDevitt, J. & Iwama, J.A., 'Challenges in measuring and understanding hate crime' (2016), in T.S. Bynum & B.M. Huebner (Eds.), The handbook of measurement issues in criminology and criminal justice, pp.131-159
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McDevitt, J., Levin, J. & Bennett, S., 'Hate crime offenders: An expanded typology' (2002), Journal of Social Issues, 58(2), pp.303-317
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McGarry, A., 'The dilemma of the European Union’s Roma policy' (2012), Critical Social Policy, 32(1), pp.126-136
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McGhee, D., 'Joined-up government, “community safety” and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender “active citizens”' (2003), Critical Social Policy, 23(3), pp.345-374
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McGuire, K. & Salter, M., 'Islam and religious hate crime: Exploring the role of religion and crime' (2022), in P. Birch, C. Murray & A. McInnes (Eds.) Crime, Criminal Justice and Religion: A Critical Appraisal (pp. 179-192), London: Routledge
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McHangama, J. & Alkiviadou, N., 'Hate speech and the European court of human rights: Whatever happened to the right to offend, shock or disturb?' (2021), Human Rights Law Review, 21(4), pp. 1008-1042
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McLaughlin, E., 'Cause for concern: The policing of hate crime' (2002), Criminal Justice Matters, 48(1), pp.38-39
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McMahon, B.T., West, S.L., Lewis, A.N., Armstrong, A.J. & Conway, J.P., 'Hate crimes and disability in America' (2004), Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin, 47(2), pp.66-75
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McManus, J., 'Systems not words? Some organisational response to hate crimes' (2002), Criminal Justice Matters, 48(1), pp.44-45
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McNamara, L., 'History, memory and judgment: Holocaust denial, the history wars and law’s problems with the past' (2004), Sydney Law Review, 26(3), pp.353-394
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McNamara, L., 'Salvation and the state: Religious vilification law and religious speech' (2007), in Gelber, K. & Stone, A. (eds.) Hate Speech and Freedom of Speech in Australia. The Federation Press.
McNamara, L., 'Anti-vilification Laws: Protecting whom from what?' (1994), Socio-Legal Bulletin, 13, 28
McNamara, L., 'Criminalising racial hatred: Learning from the Canadian experience' (1994), Australian Journal of Human Rights, 1(1), pp.198-210
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McNamara, L., 'Regulating racism: Racial vilification laws in Australia' (2002), Sydney Institute of Criminology, University of Sydney Faculty of Law.
McNamara, L., 'Setting the precedent for Australian racial vilification laws: Human rights complaint-based regulation in New South Wales' (2002), in Regulating Racism: Racial Vilification Laws in Australia. Sydney Institute of Criminology, University of Sydney Faculty of Law.
McNamara, L., 'Does a Bill of Rights matter?: Comparing Australia and New Zealand' (2007), in Gelber, K. & Stone, A. (eds.) Hate Speech and Freedom of Speech in Australia. The Federation Press.
McNamara, L. & Solomon, T., 'The Commonwealth Racial Hatred Act 1995: Achievement or disappointment?' (1996), Adelaide Law Review, 18(2), pp.259-288
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McPhail, B.A., 'Hating hate: Policy implications of hate crime legislation' (2000), Social Service Review, 74(4), pp.635-653
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McPhail, B. & Jenness, V., 'To charge or not to charge? That is the question: The pursuit of strategic advantage in prosecutorial decision-making surrounding hate crime' (2005), Journal of Hate Studies, 4(1), pp. 89-119
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McPhail, B.A. & DiNitto, D.M., 'Prosecutorial perspectives on gender-bias hate crimes' (2005), Violence Against Women, 11(9), pp.1162-1185
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McPherson , R., 'Independent review of hate crime legislation: Analysis of questionnaire responses' (2017), Scotland: RM McPherson Research Services
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Meagher, D., 'So far so good?: A critical evaluation of racial vilification laws in Australia' (2004), Federal Law Review, 32(2), pp.225-254
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Meagher, D., 'Regulating history: Australian racial vilification law and history denial' (2005), University of Queensland Law Journal, 24(2), pp.499-532
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Meagher, D., 'The protection of political communication under the Australian Constitution' (2005), The University of New South Wales Law Journal, 28(1), pp.30-68
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Meagher, D., 'So far no good: The regulatory failure of criminal racial vilification laws in Australia' (2006), Public Law Review, 17(3), pp.209-232
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Meli, L., 'Hate crime and punishment: Why typical punishment does not fit the crime' (2014), University of Illinois Law Review, 3, pp.921-966
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Meliá, M.C., 'Terrorist Speech, Hate Speech and the Crime of Glorification/Humiliation (Art. 578 of the Penal Code): Is it a Risk or an Imposition of a Particular Previous Vision? | [DISCURSO TERRORISTA, DISCURSO DE ODIO Y EL DELITO DE ENALTECIMIENTO/HUMILLACIÓN (ART. 578 DEL CÓDIGO PENAL): ¿RIESGO O IMPOSICIÓN DE UNA DETERMINADA VISIÓN DEL PASADO?]' (2021), Azafea, 23, pp. 135-164
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Mellgren, C., 'University students’ support to penalty enhancement for hate crime' (2016), Journal of Scandinavian Studies in Criminology and Crime Prevention, 17(2), pp.185-202
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Mendola, A., 'Legal discipline of online offences between hate speech and fake news | [Lo statuto giuridico degli illeciti online tra hate speech e fake news]' (2023), Actualidad Juridica Iberoamericana, (18), pp. 1392-1435
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Merle, J.-C., 'Cultural defense, hate crimes and equality before the law' (2013), Spheres of Global Justice, pp.227-238
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Meyer, D., 'Resisting hate crime discourse: Queer and intersectional challenges to neoliberal hate crime laws' (2014), Critical Criminology, 22(1), pp.113-125
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Milczarek, F., 'Preventive content blocking and freedom of expression in the European law–conflict or symbiosis?' (2021), Journal of Media Law [online]
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Millicent, S., 'Hate crime legislation and the inclusion of gender: A possible option for battered women' (2001), Domestic Violence Report, 6(5), 65
Mirsen, S.D., 'Political and Judicial Incorrectness: The Case for Modifying the Arlington Heights Test to Disincentivize Discriminatory Appeal' (2023), Cornell Law Review, 108(3), pp. 675–700
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Mohr, J.M., 'Oppression by scientific method: The use of science to “other” sexual minorities' (2009), Journal of Hate Studies, 7(1), pp. 21-42
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Monro, S., 'Sexuality, space and intersectionality: The case of lesbian, gay and bisexual equalities initiatives in UK local government ' (2010), Sociology, 44(5), pp.996-1010
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Moody, S.R. & Clark, I., 'Dealing with racist victimisation: Racially aggravated offences in Scotland' (2004), International Review of Victimology, 10(3), pp.261-280
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Moore, A.D., 'Method of attack: A supplemental model for hate crime analysis' (2015), Indiana Law Review, 90(4), pp. 1706-1726
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Moore, D. & Rennie, A.M., 'Hated identities: Queers and Canadian anti-hate legislation' (2006), Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice, 48(5), pp.823-836
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