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Erik Bleich presents a succinct overview and comparison of hate crime policies in the U.S., Britain, Germany and France. Joanna Goodey highlights the inadequacy of data collection to support policies against racist crime in European Union member states. Nathan Hall offers a comparative overview of criminal justice responses to hate crime in London and New York City. The Swedish model of data collection on hate crime is described by Klara Klingspor. The identification and recording of racist crimes in Finland is examined by Juha Kaariainen and Noora Ellonen. Paul Iganski charts the development of criminal justice and civil society responses to racist crimes in the U.K., focusing on the example of the London-Wide Race Hate Crime Forum. |
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