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Cycles of Violence: Racist Hate Crime in Northern Ireland society. Politicians, academics, statutory, voluntary and community sector organisations and media are increasingly keen to look at the causes and impacts of hate crime, but seldom does this result in action for victims and, in some cases, ethnic minorities are subject to victim-blaming (e.g. see McDonald 2009).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-67215-0public, virtually no laws exist to recognise or address crimes based on prejudice or hostility. Recently, the Republic of Ireland administration has come under growing pressure to enact ‘hate crime’ legislation in line with the North, the UK and several of its European counterparts (Schweppe et al.

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