Titlebook: Ethnicity and Racism in Cyprus; National Pride and P Peter A. J. Stevens Book 20161st edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-67285-3 groups (as illustrated in students’ stereotypes of ethnic out-groups) and by considering rules that govern inter-ethnic interactions (or the structuring of interactions), students offer us a particular view of social reality – an image of social reality that they want to present to the researcher.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-26415-7erview data and the review of the international literature on the relationship between ethnic pride and prejudice. We defined GC students as those students who perceive themselves as either Cypriot, Greek Cypriot or Greek and who have at least one parent that speaks Greek to them. Similarly, we defi

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Studying the Relationship between National Pride and Prejudice in Context, over the relationship between various forms of collective ethnic, national or racial pride and ethnic, national or racial prejudice (e.g. Harnetz 2002; Kyriakides, Virdee and Modood 2009; Wagner et al. 2012). There is no agreement between social scientists in how to define related concepts such as

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Methods,involving lower secondary (Gymnasio) schools in and around Lefkosia: (1) An explorative, qualitative interview phase; (2) a theory-testing, quantitative survey phase; and (3) an explorative, qualitative interview phase that focuses more on certain findings and themes that emerged as theoretically in

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Greek and Turkish Cypriot In- and Out-Group Perceptions,and others, and in so doing make ethnic classifications of in- and out-groups that are meaningful to them in the context of Cyprus; and (2) to explore the socio-psychological motivations that underpin their attitudes to particular ethnic out-groups. Both quantitative and qualitative data are utilize

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Testing the Relationship between Ethnic Pride and Prejudice in the Context of Cyprus,erview data and the review of the international literature on the relationship between ethnic pride and prejudice. We defined GC students as those students who perceive themselves as either Cypriot, Greek Cypriot or Greek and who have at least one parent that speaks Greek to them. Similarly, we defi