Titlebook: Understanding Peace and Conflict Through Social Identity Theory; Contemporary Global Shelley McKeown,Reeshma Haji,Neil Ferguson Book 2016

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Crowd Behaviour and Collective Actiones) of collective action, their apparent disconnect from social identity theories of crowd behaviour, and the possibilities for theoretical integration between the two areas. Finally, we address the role of social identity in peace and conflict more broadly, and discuss future directions in this area of research.

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Symbolic Reminders of Identitythe divisive identities of Tutsi and Hutu. It can also be applied to Northern Ireland, where signs as subtle as the color of flowers in your garden can be strong indicator of your identity as a Protestant or Catholic.

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Social Identity Theory as a Theory of Change: The Case of South Africatities can be flexibly tailored to diverse race, class and political interests, and can even be used by the relatively privileged to mobilise others towards social change. The chapter illustrates that in order to understand how oppressed identities develop and are used it is important to analyse the rhetoric through which they are constructed.

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Canada, a Fertile Ground for Intergroup Relations and Social Identity Theoryferent intergroup issues involving social identities based on language, ethnicity, race, and religion. For each of the three contexts we will speak to (1) the nature of social identity, (2) the disadvantaged status of the target group, and (3) the strategies used by group members in each context to achieve a positive social identity.

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Social Identity Theoryion and deviance within groups. The theory has also been applied and developed to explain organizational phenomena and the dynamics of language and speech style as identity symbols. Chapter . provides a relatively comprehensive and accessible overview of social identity theory, with an emphasis on its analysis of intergroup conflict.

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Between the Lines of Us and Them: Identity Threat, Anxious Uncertainty, and Reactive In-Group Affirm as prejudice and hostility against outgroup members. Thus, we examine dispositional and situational moderators that may help to prevent hostile responses, and instead foster socially constructive coping strategies. Finally, we discuss the results with regard to the ongoing European refugee crisis.

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