JOURNAL OF HATE STUDIES

Gonzaga University
Institute for Action Against Hate

Volume 3 Number 1

2003/04
Table of Contents, Call for Papers    
Preface Jerri Shepard 
1
The Need for an Interdisciplinary Field of Hate Studies Kenneth S. Stern 
7
Religion as Hatred: Antisemitism as a Case Study John T. Pawlikowski 
37
The Social Psychology of Hatred Evan R. Harrington 
49
Identity-Driven Violence: Reclaiming Civil Society Kenneth R. Hoover
Vernon D. Johnson
83
Positioning Hate Kathleen Blee 
95
Teaching a General Education Course on Hate Crimes: Challenges and Solutions Phyllis B. Gerstenfeld 
107
The Genetic/Evolutionary Basis of Prejudice and Hatred Harold D. Fishbein 
113
Our Ancestral Shadow: Hate and Human Nature in Evolutionary Psychology James E. Waller 
121
The Last Uncomfortable “Religious” Question? Monotheistic Exclusivism and Textual Superiority in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam as Sources of Hate and Genocide Steven Leonard Jacobs  133
Hate, Oppression, Repression, and the Apocalyptic Style: Facing Complex Questions and Challenges Chip Berlet  145
Finding Light in Darkness? The Historical Treatment of Genocide as a Template for the Field of Hate Studies Raymond C. Sun  167