Titlebook: Stirring Up Hatred; Myth, Identity and O Jen Neller Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to S

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Peace and Liberty: Public Order Act 1936,er, support for the act was elicited through the depiction of Fascism as foreign and un-British. The government therefore leveraged the very same xenophobic sentiments and fears—the same fetishes of difference—that characterise Fascist ideology. Moreover, by rejecting the inclusion of specific refer

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Race and Order: Public Order Act 1963 and Race Relations Acts 1965 and 1976,ace Relations Act 1965 and strengthened in the Race Relations Act 1976. This chapter considers the wide variety of arguments that were raised about the need for legislation to address racial hatred with particular focus on how different values and interests were attached to identities and ‘balanced.

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Being and Believing: Racial and Religious Hatred Act 2006,ed in a separate part of the Public Order Act 1986 and at a narrower threshold than the stirring up racial hatred offences. This chapter unravels the complex tangle of arguments that were made about religious hatred in parliament and shows how fetishes of difference were reproduced, even in calls fo

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Decoloniality and Deneoliberality: A Six-Point Toolkit,book into six problematic aspects of how the stirring up hatred offences have been rationalised. These are presented as a toolkit for resisting colonial and neoliberal logics within hate speech law and for advancing towards more egalitarian and dignitarian alternatives. Ultimately, it is argued that

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