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American Skinheads: The Criminology and Control of Hate Crime
The Spectacular Few Prisoner Radicalization and the Evolving Terrorist Threat Alternative Criminology
Hate Crime
Hate Crime

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The abandoned ones
The abandoned ones

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In 1980, Fidel Castro, compelled by worsening economic conditions in Cuba and growing anti-Castro sentiment, reached an immigration accord with the United States that led to the largest Cuban exodu...

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In Bad Company
In Bad Company

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"The dramatic sieges at Randy Weaver's cabin in Ruby Ridge, Idaho, and the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas, combined with the FBI's reluctance to admit wrongdoing in those tragic confrontat...

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American Skinheads the Criminology and Control of Hate Crime
Spectacular Few
Spectacular Few

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Spectacular Few
Spectacular Few

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Terrorism As Crime
Terrorism As Crime

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American Skinheads
American Skinheads

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