What is a hate crime? Who do they happen to, and how do they impact?

A note from Helidth :

This episode is going to be followed by two weeks holiday for Anthropology of Crime, as I am currently engaged in the active part of a cultural heritage project (Voies Vertes Green Routes Project). But we'll be right back in September with more content, so enjoy the end of your summer and see you then! :)

This episode was researched, written and narrated by me, Helidth Ravenholm

Sound editing and technical support was done by C. Reid

Music by LiteSaturation and Ashot Danielyan on Pixabay

⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Show Notes are here

In today's episode, we focus on online conspiracism in regards to crime, especially with the connection to the true crime genre. This episode is very much a part of the previous - on crimes that happen abroad - so you may find it useful to listen to both together.

This episode was researched, written and narrated by me, Helidth Ravenholm

Sound editing and technical support was done by C. Reid

Music by LiteSaturation and Ashot Danielyan on Pixabay

⁠⁠⁠⁠Show Notes are here

What happens when someone is lost, hurt or murdered abroad? How do perceptions and laws regarding crime, criminality and criminalisation factor in investigation? And is going abroad really that much more dangerous than our lives at home? This episode examines these questions.

This episode was researched, written and narrated by me, Helidth Ravenholm

Sound editing and technical support was done by C. Reid

Music by LiteSaturation and Ashot Danielyan on Pixabay

⁠⁠⁠Show Notes are here