JOURNAL OF HATE STUDIES

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The Journal of Hate Studies is a valuable resource in the effort to advance the field of hate studies. By having a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to addressing the complex and multi-dimensional problem of hate, researchers have a place to share findings, stimulate discussion, and advance theory. The research is vital for it can better inform activism and intervention. In the end our goal is not to better understand hate crime, but to end it.

Beverly McPhail
University of Houston

Journal of Hate Studies is the only American journal that provides a forum for publishing hate research. The journal is multidisciplinary and accepts articles from political, social, psychological and ethnic/racial religious studies. The scholarship is peer -reviewed and rigorous -- the editing and set up always reader friendly. There is no other journal endorsed by and supported via the Institute for Action Against Hate--and those dedicated to the eradication of hate.

Steve Baum
Pscyhologist

When I first began the doctoral program one of my employees asked what I would be studying in a PhD. in Leadership Studies. After my brief explanation, she replied, "So, you're going to figure out why we all can't just get along". In a sentence, the contributions of the Journal of Hate Studies do just that. If we can't "just get along", then we should find out why. The opportunity provided by the Journal to research hate allows for the day when it is no longer needed...because we all do get along.

Mark Beattie
Gonzaga University

The Journal of Hate Studies is a wonderful, interdisciplinary resource for humanist academics. As a sociologist, it has been a very helpful as I study how academics in other disciplines approach the study of ethnicity and inter-ethnic relations. By being able to see how other disciplines study inter-group relations, The Journal of Hate Studies allows me to focus my own perspective as a sociologist much more intently.

Robert J. Hironimus-Wendt, Ph.D.
Western Illinois University