煽起仇恨:在解释种族加重罪时配置损失

IF 0.2 Q4 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
David Gadd
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为什么有些人会对他人进行种族辱骂?在这篇文章中,我重新审视了本世纪初在北斯塔福德郡斯托克城-特伦特进行的实地调查,调查对象是与种族骚扰和种族严重犯罪有牵连的人。我考虑了如何利用 Keval(2024 年)提出的 "萦绕心头的失落旋律 "这一概念来捕捉那些对移民和少数民族群体怀有敌意的人的社会心理动态,这些人自身也经历了面子、名誉、健康、经济安全、控制权和社区感的丧失。文章探讨了这种动态如何在随后的十年中被政治右翼和极右翼政党所利用,成为英国政治领域更加普遍的特征。文章还引发了对移民和少数民族人口所受伤害的社会心理反思,他们被妖魔化,被误认为是白人多数族裔人口所遭遇的损失的罪魁祸首,文章还指出了民粹主义政治误导损失悲痛所带来的持久危险。
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Stoking hate: configuring loss in explanations of racially aggravated crime
Why do some people racially abuse others? In this article, I revisit fieldwork conducted in the early 2000s in Stoke-on-Trent in North Staffordshire with people implicated in racially harassment and racially aggravated crimes. I consider how Keval’s (2024) concept of a ‘haunting melody of loss’ can be used to capture the psychosocial dynamics apparent among people who directed their animosity towards migrant and minority ethnic groups in the midst of their own experiences of loss of face, reputation, health, financial security, control and a sense of community. The article contemplates how such dynamics subsequently became more pervasive features of the British political land, capitalised on by parties of the political right and far-right in the decade that followed. It also invites psychosocial reflections on the harms caused to migrant and minority ethnic populations demonised, misleadingly, as to blame for the losses of encountered by large sections of the ethnic majority white population and notes the enduring dangers cultivated by misdirecting the grief of loss posed by populist politics.
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