Suspect Race: Causes and Consequences of Racial Profiling

Jack Glaser

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Policing Practices and Perceptions Social and Intergroup Psychology Racial and Ethnic Identity Research

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Chapter 1: What is Racial Profiling? Chapter 2: Racial Profiling Is Real Chapter 3: Causes of Racial Profiling Chapter 4: Unintentional Causes of Profiling: What's Under the Tip of the Attitude Iceberg? Chapter 5: The Effects of Racial Profiling: Costs and Benefits Chapter 6: Flying while Arab: Racial Profiling in Counterterrorism Chapter 7: The Policy Landscape Chapter 8: You Are Not a Racist: Destigmatizing Stereotyping and Profiling

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