Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Three Cataclysms and Two Ways to Do Good Work: The Mash-Up of Hate Crimes in the Twenty-First Century Edward W. Dunbar 1
Chapter 2 Hate, Ideology, and Intergroup Violence: Bias Motivation and Membership in a Multicultural World Edward W. Dunbar 28
Chapter 3 A Discussion of Entry and Membership in Hate Groups Silvina Ituarte 66
Chapter 4 Devoted Actors and Devoted Fraternity: The Necessary Role of Ideology in Intergroup Violence Amalio Blanco Rubén Blanco Luis de la Corte 94
Chapter 5 Lone Wolf Terrorists: Examining Motives and Methods of Stand-Alone Terrorists Martin J. Gallagher 128
Chapter 6 Relationship of Online Hate, Radicalization, and Terrorism Elena Dal Santo Elena D'Angelo 152
Chapter 7 The Neuroscience of Hate and Bias Ideology: A Brain-Behavior Approach to Bias Aggression Edward W. Dunbar 176
Chapter 8 Lone Wolves and Wolf Packs: Revenge Porn, Cyber Mobs, and Creepshots Megan Sullaway 217
Chapter 9 Joining Colombian Illegal Armed Groups and the Role of Ideology Amanda Davies-Rubio Lourdes Mirón 269
Chapter 10 Group Indoctrination: Techniques of Depersonalization and Domination of Individual Consciousness Milton J. Bennett 289
Chapter 11 Disengagement and Societal Reintegration after Violent Extremism Edward W. Dunbar 310
About the Editor and Contributors 331
Index 335