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

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Identity and Psychological Health ways that social identity can be considered an important driver of health and well-being in situations of political violence. Drawing on contemporary psychological research as well as the social identity approach to understanding peace and conflict, we first consider how groups shape our exposure t

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Social Identity Theory as a Theory of Change: The Case of South Africase this argument to explain how South Africa’s liberation movement became possible. We also outline how the identity category and the social change belief system that were forged in the struggle against apartheid have been reformulated and reinvigorated in the post-apartheid context by marginalised

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Social Identity and Conflict in Northern Ugandather former colonies, Uganda is an amalgamation of numerous ethnic groups with a postcolonial history of conflicts, as the different ethnic groups struggle to forge national unity. This chapter argues that a confluence of precolonial ethnic relations, religiosity, a colonial policy of “divide and ru

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Social Identity Theory and Intergroup Conflict in Northern Ireland religious, political, and national ideologies, often dichotomised into those who wish Northern Ireland to reunify with Ireland and those who wish it to remain part of the United Kingdom. These ideologies are bound up in a series of social identities that are represented by the Protestant and Cathol

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Social Identity in a Divided Cypruseek to explore the circumstances in which individuals have multiple identities that are similar in certain dimensions but fundamentally distinct in others. Yet, how such double-edged affiliations, such as being Cypriot, Greek Cypriot, Turkish Cypriot, Greek or Turkish, inform the intergroup relation

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Building National Identity in Newborn Kosovo: Challenges of Integrating National Identity with Ethnisovar identity. However, Kosovars still identify primarily with the ethnic identity, central to historical tensions between two main ethnic groups: the Albanian majority (over 90 % of the population) and the Serb minority (5 %). Drawing upon social identity complexity and the common ingroup identity

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