Journal of Language Aggression and Conflict

Articles
• 
  Linguistic impoliteness and religiously aggravated hate crime in England and Wales
  Jonathan Culpeper, Paul Iganski & Abe Sweiry | pp. 1–29
• Addressing women in the Greek parliament: Institutionalized confrontation or sexist aggression?
  Marianthi Georgalidou | pp. 30–56
• “Reservoir of rage swamps Wall St”: The linguistic construction and evaluation of Occupy in international print media
  Christiana Gregoriou & Laura L. Paterson | pp. 57–80
• ‘Victim playing’ as a form of verbal aggression in the Czech parliament
  Martina Berrocal | pp. 81–107
• Like & share if you agree: A study of discourses and cyber activism of the far-right British nationalist party Britain First
  Andrew Brindle & Corrie MacMillan | pp. 108–133
• “Please protect the Jews”: Ideology and concealment in the Britain First solidarity patrol
  Shani Burke | pp. 134–155
• What is conflict? What is aggression? Are these challenging questions?
  Karol Janicki | pp. 156–166
Book review
• Can Küçükali. 2011. Discursive Strategies and Political Hegemony: The Turkish case
  Reviewed by Villy Tsakona | pp. 167–173

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