Publications: Islamophobic hate crime

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Larsson, G. & Stjernholm, S., 'Islamophobia in Sweden: Muslim advocacy and hate-crime statistics' (2016), in D. Pratt & R. Woodlock (Eds.), Fear of Muslims?, Boundaries of religious freedom: Regulating religion in diverse societies 3, pp. 153-166
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Laryš, M., '“White Jihad” and “White Sharia”: Jihadism as an Instrument of Intra-Extremist Outbidding among Right-Wing Extremists' (2023), Terrorism and Political Violence [online]
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Latif, A., Gulzar, N., Vaughan, A., Khan, F. & Hussain, M., '“Open, Honest, Passionate and with Some Humor”: Understanding Trust Building Between British Muslims and the Wider Community' (2021), Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs [online]
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Latif, M.A., 'Make America hate again? Before and after Trump, there were differences in how Muslims and Islam were portrayed in American media' (2024), Social Identities [online]
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Laurent, M., 'Project Hatemeter: Helping NGOs and Social Science Researchers to Analyze and Prevent Anti-Muslim Hate Speech on Social Media' (2020), Procedia Computer Science, 176, pp. 2143-2153
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Leander, N.P., Kreienkamp, J., Agostini, M., Stroebe, W., Gordijn, E.H. & Kruglanski, A.W., 'Biased Hate Crime Perceptions Can Reveal Supremacist Sympathies' (2020), Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 117(32), pp. 19072-19079
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Lengel, L. & Smidi, A., 'How affect overrides fact: Anti-Muslim politicized rhetoric in the post-truth era' (2018), in L. Zhang & C. Clark (Eds.). Affect, emotion, and rhetorical persuasion in mass communication (Chapter 8). New York, NY: Routledge
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Levin, B., 'The original web of hate: Revolution Muslim and American homegrown extremists' (2015), American Behavioral Scientist, 59(12), pp.1609-1630
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Levin, J. & Idler, E.L., 'Islamophobia and the public health implications of religious hatred' (2018), AJPH, 108(6), pp.718–719
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Leyva, K. J., 'France’s Secularism: Navigating Security and Rights' (2024), Politics and Rights Review (13 June)
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Liebe, U., Hundeshagen, C., Beyer, H. & Cramon-Taubadel, S.V., 'Context effects and the temporal stability of stated preferences' (2016), Social Science Research, 60, pp.135-147
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Lobanov, N., 'From London Bridge to Finsbury Park Mosque: humour and hate crimes' (2024), European Journal of Humour Research, 12(1), pp. 157–170
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Luqiu, L.R. & Yang, F., 'Islamophobia in China: News coverage, stereotypes, and Chinese Muslims’ perceptions of themselves and Islam' (2018), Asian Journal of Communication [online]
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Maarouf, S., 'Can teacher preparation programs have an impact on combating Islamophobia in public schools?' (2017), in J.R. Jones (Ed.), Feather boas, black hoodies, and John Deere hats (pp.41-50). Rotterdam: SensePublishers
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MacLachlan, H., 'Music and Incitement to Violence: Anti-Muslim Hate Music in Burma/Myanmar' (2022), Ethnomusicology, 66(3), pp. 410-442
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Mahmut, D., 'Revisiting Muslim identity and Islamophobia in the contemporary world' (2018), in B.D. Lundy, A.K. Adebayo & S.W. Hayes, Atone: Religion, conflict, and reconciliation (pp.43-56). London: Lexington Books

Mamary, E., 'Photovoice as Counterspeech' (2022), Health Promotion Practice, 23(2), pp. 230-234
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Mansson McGinty, A., 'Embodied Islamophobia: Lived experiences of anti-Muslim discourses and assaults in Milwaukee, Wisconsin' (2018), Social & Cultural Geography [online], pp.1-19
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Marusek, S., 'Inventing terrorists: The nexus of intelligence and Islamophobia' (2017), Critical Studies on Terrorism [online], pp.1-23
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Mason-Bish, H. & Zempi, I., 'Misogyny, racism, and Islamophobia: Street harassment at the intersections' (2018), Feminist Criminology [online], pp.1-20
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McKinney, S.J., 'The need for dialogue in the strategies to combat Anti-Semitism and Islamophobia in contemporary Scotland' (2017), in R. Race (Eds) Advancing Multicultural Dialogues in Education (pp.177-194). Palgrave Macmillan, Cham
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Mead, L.M., 'Trump’s impact: The end of sameness' (2017), Society, 54(1), pp.14-17
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Medina, R.Z., Clemente, P.G. & Martínez, J.S., 'Analysis of hate speech involving Islamophobia on Twitter and its social repercussion in the case of the campaign “Remove the labels from the veil” | [Anàlisi del discurs d’odi sobre la islamofòbia a Twitter i la seva repercussió social en el cas de la campanya «Treu-li les etiquetes al vel»]' (2021), Analisi, 65, pp. 1-19
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Meer, N., 'Racialization and religion: Race, culture and difference in the study of antisemitism and Islamophobia' (2013), Ethnic and Racial Studies, 36(3), pp.385-398
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Mehmood, Q., Kaleem, A. & Siddiqi, I., 'Islamophobic Hate Speech Detection from Electronic Media Using Deep Learning' (2022), Communications in Computer and Information Science, 1543 CCIS, pp. 187-200
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Mercier-Dalphond, G. & Helly, D., 'Anti-Muslim violence, hate crime, and victimization in Canada: A study of five Canadian cities' (2021), Canadian Ethnic Studies, 53(1), pp. 1-22
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Meyer, A. & Poynting, S., '‘Ta-Ta Qatada’: Islamophobic moral panic and the British tabloid press' (2018), in M. Bhatia, S. Poynting & W. Tufail (Eds), Media, Crime and Racism. Palgrave Studies in Crime, Media and Culture (pp.139-160). Palgrave Macmillan, Cham
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Miao, Y., 'Privilege and Prejudice: Han Victimhood and Legitimizing Islamophobia in China' (2024), China Quarterly [online]
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Mincheva, D. & Hirji, F., 'At the Limits of Free Speech: The Conditions that Enable Islamophobic Discourse' (2022), Canadian Journal of Communication, 47(3), pp. 488-510
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Mirrlees, T., 'Tweeting #RemoveKebab: A Critical Study of the Far Right’s Islamophobic Hate Hashtag on Twitter' (2021), Canadian Journal of Communication, 46(4), pp. 853-874
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Mitha, K., 'Identity, Islamophobia, and mental health: A qualitative investigation into mental health needs amongst Scotland’s Muslims' (2018), European Journal of Public Health, 28(1)
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Mitha, K., 'Identity, Islamophobia, and mental health: a qualitative investigation into mental health needs amongst Scotland’s Muslims' (2018), European Journal of Public Health, 28(1)
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Mohiuddin, A., 'Muslims in Europe: Citizenship, multiculturalism and integration' (2017), Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs, 37(4), pp.393-412
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Müller, K. & Schwarz, C., 'Making America hate again? Twitter and hate crime under Trump' (2018), SSRN
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Müller, K. & Schwarz, C., 'From Hashtag to Hate Crime: Twitter and Antiminority Sentiment' (2023), American Economic Journal: Applied Economics, 15(3), pp. 270–312
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Nadim, M., 'Making sense of hate: young Muslims’ understandings of online racism in Norway' (2023), Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies [online]
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Naeem, T., 'Muslims as Terrorists: Hate Speech against Muslims' (2022), International Journal of Islamic Thought, 22, pp. 114-124
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Naffi, N. & Davidson, A.-L., 'A group of youth learn why and how to disrupt online discourses and social media propaganda around Syrian refugees' (2020), Palgrave Studies in Educational Media, pp. 15-40
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Nawab Bin Mohamed Osman, M., 'Understanding Islamophobia in Asia: The cases of Myanmar and Malaysia' (2017), Islamophobia Research and Documentation Project
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Nebhan, K., 'Men on a mission: Engaging with Islamophobia and radicalization in Australia 1863–1957' (2019), in J. Esposito & D. Iner (Eds). Islamophobia and Radicalization (pp.225-244). Palgrave Macmillan, Cham
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Nizaruddin, F., 'Role of Public WhatsApp Groups Within the Hindutva Ecosystem of Hate and Narratives of “CoronaJihad”' (2021), International Journal of Communication. 15, pp. 1102-1119
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Nizaruddin, F., 'The Kabir Project: Using Transmedia Work to Disrupt Right-Wing Narratives of Othering' (2023), in J. Dalby & M. Freeman (Eds.) Transmedia Selves: Identity and Persona Creation in the Age of Mobile and Multiplatform Media (pp. 179–190), London: Routledge
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Nor, M.W.M. & Gale, P., 'Growing Fear of Islamisation: Representation of Online Media in Malaysia' (2021), Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs [online]
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Obermaier, M., Schmuck, D. & Saleem, M., 'I’ll be there for you? Effects of Islamophobic online hate speech and counter speech on Muslim in-group bystanders’ intention to intervene' (2021), New Media and Society [online]
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Olmos-Alcaraz, A., 'Islamophobia and Twitter: The Political Discourse of the Extreme Right in Spain and Its Impact on the Public' (2023), Religions, 14(4), 506
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Orlanski, O. & Schulze, G.G., 'The determinants of Islamophobia – An empirical analysis of the Swiss Minaret Referendum' (2017), Munich: CESifo Working Papers
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O’Donnell, S.J., 'Islamophobic conspiracism and neoliberal subjectivity: The inassimilable society' (2017), Patterns of Prejudice [online], pp.1-23
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Patel, I., 'Emergence of institutional Islamophobia: The case of the Charity Commission of England and Wales' (2017), ReOrient, 3(1), pp.23-49
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Paterson, J., Walters, M., Brown, R. & Fearn, H., 'The Sussex Hate Crime Project' (2018), Final Report, University of Sussex
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Perry, B., '‘All of a sudden, there are Muslims’: Visibilities and Islamophobic violence in Canada' (2015), International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy, 4(3), pp.4-15
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