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Abstract：
Hate crime has become an increasingly familiar term within global scholarship, with advancements in conceptual understanding and empirical knowledge helping to generate improved policy responses across many parts of the world. However, the continued demonization of \'other\' identities, the escalating volume of hate incidents worldwide and the prevailing climate of rising tensions, decreasing resources and political de-prioritization all suggest that many urgent challenges remain. Contributors to this special issue have dismantled common stereotypes and misperceptions which hamper our collective capacity to address contemporary expressions of hate and violence. In doing so, they draw from their research evidence to identify \"hidden\" challenges which should be at the forefront of attempts to address the causes, effects, and prevention of all forms of violence. This call for reconfiguration is the unifying theme which runs through each article, and which paves the way for more nuanced analyses that offer new frameworks for responding to the diverse and changing patterns of violence. These are challenges which straddle disciplinary boundaries, geographical borders, and the physical/digital world, and which demand the international, intersectional, and interdisciplinary perspectives evident within this special issue.
摘要：
仇恨犯罪已成为全球奖学金中越来越熟悉的术语，概念理解和经验知识的进步有助于在世界许多地方产生更好的政策反应。然而,“其他身份”的持续妖魔化，全球仇恨事件的数量不断增加，紧张局势不断加剧，资源的减少和政治上的不优先地位都表明，许多紧迫的挑战仍然存在。这一特别问题的撰稿人消除了共同的陈规定型观念和误解，这些陈规定型观念和误解阻碍了我们处理当代仇恨和暴力表达的集体能力。在这样做的时候，他们从他们的研究证据，以确定“隐藏的”挑战，这些挑战应该站在试图解决原因的最前沿，影响,防止一切形式的暴力。这要求重新配置是贯穿每篇文章的统一主题，这为更细致的分析铺平了道路，为应对多样化和不断变化的暴力模式提供了新的框架。这些是跨越学科界限的挑战，地理边界,和物理/数字世界，它要求国际社会，相交，和跨学科的观点在本期特刊中显而易见。
