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Polish-Ukrainian relations have been invariably highly complicated. These complications usually resulted from the very close proximity, which on the one hand forced the two nations (and/or states) into co-operation, but on the other hand engendered frequent conflicts of interests. The aim of this book is to examine present Polish attitudes towards Ukrainians from a socio-psychological perspective. This perspective is understood as a research into psychological mechanisms of the attitudes, nationality stereotypes or prejudices and placing them into socio-cultural context. Moreover, the study…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Polish-Ukrainian relations have been invariably
highly complicated. These
complications usually resulted from the very close
proximity, which on the one hand
forced the two nations (and/or states) into
co-operation, but on the other hand
engendered frequent conflicts of interests. The aim
of this book is to examine present
Polish attitudes towards Ukrainians from a
socio-psychological perspective. This
perspective is understood as a research into
psychological mechanisms of the
attitudes, nationality stereotypes or prejudices and
placing them into socio-cultural
context. Moreover, the study touches upon the problem
of ethnic and national
identity, national character and perception of the
other dependent on various social
and non-social factors. Polish attitudes towards
Ukrainians understood as national
minority and as Poland s neighbour are displayed on
the background of the
attitudes towards other national minorities and their
home states.
Autorenporträt
Maciej Sekerdej is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Lisbon
University Institute.

Kinga Sekerdej is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Max Planck
Institute for Social Anthropology in Halle.

Ewa Klima is Associate Professor at the University of Lodz.