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Thinking the unthinkable: thoughts about racist offenders offered in the conclusion to the Varieties of European Racism(s) Symposium

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Thinking the unthinkable: thoughts about racist offenders offered in the conclusion to the Varieties of European Racism(s) Symposium. / Iganski, Paul.
Recycling hatred: racism(s) in Europe today. Brussels: European Network Against Racism, 2013. p. 103-106.

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Iganski, P 2013, Thinking the unthinkable: thoughts about racist offenders offered in the conclusion to the Varieties of European Racism(s) Symposium. in Recycling hatred: racism(s) in Europe today. European Network Against Racism, Brussels, pp. 103-106. <http://www.enar-eu.org/IMG/pdf/symposiumreport_lr_final_final.pdf>

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Iganski, P. (2013). Thinking the unthinkable: thoughts about racist offenders offered in the conclusion to the Varieties of European Racism(s) Symposium. In Recycling hatred: racism(s) in Europe today (pp. 103-106). European Network Against Racism. http://www.enar-eu.org/IMG/pdf/symposiumreport_lr_final_final.pdf

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Iganski P. Thinking the unthinkable: thoughts about racist offenders offered in the conclusion to the Varieties of European Racism(s) Symposium. In Recycling hatred: racism(s) in Europe today. Brussels: European Network Against Racism. 2013. p. 103-106

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Iganski, Paul. / Thinking the unthinkable : thoughts about racist offenders offered in the conclusion to the Varieties of European Racism(s) Symposium. Recycling hatred: racism(s) in Europe today. Brussels : European Network Against Racism, 2013. pp. 103-106

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