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Criminal Justice Matters Volume 48, 2002 - Issue 1: Hate Crimes
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Hate Crimes Against British Muslims in the Aftermath of September 11th

Basia Spalek
Pages 20-21 | Published online: 13 Mar 2008

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Rachel R. Steele, Sakina Bengali, Gwynne Richardson, Mackensie Disbennett & Yasmeen Othman. (2023) Muslim women negotiating their identity in the era of the Muslim ban. Journal of Gender Studies 32:7, pages 707-718.
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Joanne Britton. (2015) Muslims, Racism and Violence after the Paris Attacks. Sociological Research Online 20:3, pages 207-212.
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Basia Spalek. (2005) British Muslims and community safety post? September 11th. Safer Communities 4:2, pages 12-20.
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