Description
Book SynopsisIslamophobia examines the online and offline experiences of hate crime against Muslims, and the impact upon victims, their families and wider communities. It includes the voices of victims themselves which leads to strategies for future prevention.
Trade Review"With a lucid but academic style and methodology, this research monograph can be strongly recommended not only for academicians, experts, and students of diverse fields, but also for the policy makers, stake holders, government agencies, and even the general reader as well." - American Academy of Religion
"A significant and original contribution to our understanding of Islamophobia. The focus on the “lived experience” of Muslim men and women provides a much needed analysis." Hannah Mason-Bish, University of Sussex
“Provides compelling accounts of everyday targeted hate violence against British Muslims in an era of new forms of communication.” Kusminder Chahal, Research Associate, Coventry University
Table of ContentsUnderstanding Islamophobia; Research methods; Triggers of Islamophobic violence; Nature and extent of online and offline Islamophobia; Impacts of online and offline Islamophobia; Prevention and responses.
