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Gavin Hart is a Senior Lecturer in Criminology who joined Liverpool Hope University in 2021. He received a PhD from the University of Huddersfield in 2018 for doctoral research that looked at racism and hate-crime in Northern Ireland during a period of increasing immigration into the territory. Since then, Gavin has conducted research into the reintegration of former paramilitary combatants. More recently, his work has switched to focus upon the spread of extremist misogyny online. All of these research dimensions are united by their common focus on extremism in a range of different settings.

Contact Details

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Work Email	hartg@hope.ac.uk

Research Expertise and Interests

Gavin has extensive experience studying race and ethnicity in divided societies. He is particularly interested in the relationship between diversity, hate crimes and political extremism. Recently, he has begun work on a new area of research into incel rhetoric and radicalisation processes in online communities.

Research Centre / Group

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Archbishop Desmond Tutu Centre for War and Peace Studies

Expertise Keywords

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Extremism
radicalisation
race
ethnicity
Conflict(Politics and History )

Submission Type	Title	Published Year
Journal Article	Hart, G. (2020). Tribunes, racism and deadlock politics in Northern Ireland. Irish Political Studies, 1-21.	2020
Journal Article	Hart, G. (2020). When Bi-nationalism Meets Multiculturalism: Ethnic Politics and Minority Languages in Northern Ireland. Journal of Nationalism, Memory & Language Politics, 14(01), 28-45.	2020
Journal Article	Hart, G. (2020). Why We Still Need Multiculturalism: A Critical Review of Approaches to Cultural Accommodation. OMNES: The Journal of Multicultural Society, 10(2), 26-50.	2020

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Teaching Activities

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SENIOR LECTURER IN CRIMINOLOGY