All Outputs (3)

Racist hate crime and the mortified self: An ethnographic study of the impact of victimization (2015)
Journal Article

© The Author(s) 2014. This article provides a unique criminological examination of the social situation of victims of racist hate crime, specifically focusing on the consequences of victimization. Based on observational and interview data gathered ov... Read More about Racist hate crime and the mortified self: An ethnographic study of the impact of victimization.

“You’re a victim, don’t become a perpetrator”: A study of the ‘moral career’ of racist hate crime victims (2014)
Book Chapter

Based on ethnographic research methods, the chapter provides important insights into the social worlds of victims of racist hate crimes. This includes the challenges faced by victims and caseworkers in maintaining hate crime victim status, particular... Read More about “You’re a victim, don’t become a perpetrator”: A study of the ‘moral career’ of racist hate crime victims.

Racism by stealth: The construction of racist hate crimes (2013)
Thesis

This thesis presents the findings of an ethnographic study of the social worlds of racist hate crime victims and their caseworkers. The fieldwork involved participant observation and 25 interviews with victims and caseworkers at a charity that suppor... Read More about Racism by stealth: The construction of racist hate crimes.