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Engaging in Everyday Hate,get on well together in Leicester. Overall, only a third of the total sample felt that Leicester was a socially cohesive place. Analysis of the qualitative data included within the survey demonstrated that the sample was concerned about immigration, about the impact that multiculturalism was having

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Explaining Everyday Hate in a Multicultural Context, light on the everyday contexts in which targeted hostility take place. It did, however, illustrate that for a significant proportion of young people, their lives are permeated by racially and religiously motivated hostility, which in turn influences their perception of England’s multicultural popul

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Book 2017 the ‘hidden‘ phenomenon of youth hate crime perpetration. This book will be of particular interest to scholars of criminology, sociology and cultural studies, as well as to professionals and policy-makers working in the fields of diversity and hate crime.?.

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Conclusions and Future Directions,reality of multiculturalism. The concept of ‘everyday multiculturalism’ has emerged as an appropriate methodology to capture these everyday exchanges. Whilst this perspective covers a multitude of sub-themes—as discussed further on within this chapter—this book is specifically concerned with examini

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Critiques of Scientific Antirealism,itive for England. Analysis from this sample of survey respondents revealed that perceptions of multiculturalism were shaped by fear, concern and frustration towards specific minority ethnic and faith communities, including ‘immigrants’ and ‘Muslims’, as well as at the perceived negative impact that

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-89773-4 light on the everyday contexts in which targeted hostility take place. It did, however, illustrate that for a significant proportion of young people, their lives are permeated by racially and religiously motivated hostility, which in turn influences their perception of England’s multicultural popul