Intergroup Competition and Conflict is an invaluable and uniquely interdisciplinary collection of research which connects and integrates existing insights and analyses of conflict and conflict-related phenomena with evidence-based interventions in conflict situations.
Intergroup Competition and Conflict is an invaluable and uniquely interdisciplinary collection of research which connects and integrates existing insights and analyses of conflict and conflict-related phenomena with evidence-based interventions in conflict situations.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Carsten K.W. De Dreu is Professor in Psychology at the University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. He is fellow of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, and was President of the European Association for Social Psychology. His research is concerned with the neural and psychological underpinnings of human cooperation and conflict, decision making, and creativity and innovation.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Intergroup Conflict and Negotiating Settlement Carsten K.W. De Dreu Hillie Aaldering and Ozum Saygi 2. How values change a conflict Fieke Harinck and Naomi Ellemers 3. Humiliation in conflict - underlying processes and effects on human thought and behaviour Kai J. Jonas Marte Otten and Bertjan Doosje 4. Minority identity and host national identification among immigrants Maykel Verkuyten and Borja Martinovic 5. Ethnic diversity and dimensions of in-group solidarity overview of insights into empirical relationships in Europe Maurice Gesthuizen Michael Savelkoul and Peer Scheepers 6. Escalation and de-escalation of intergroup conflict: The role of communication within and between groups Tom Postmes Ernestine H. Gordijn Martijn van Zomeren Hedy Greijdanus Bart de Vos Susanne Täuber and Elanor Kamans 7. Contagious conflict: Spill-over effects of labor conflict between and with-in organizations Agnes Akkerman René Torenvlied Alex Lehr and Kirsten Thommes 8. Human-rights Promotion the Media and Peacemaking in Africa Brian Burgoon Andrea Ruggeri and Ram Manikkalingam 9. New lines of conflict: European integration and immigration Wouter van der Brug Daphne van der Pas Marc van de Wardt Marijn van Klingeren Claes de Vreese Sarah de Lange Catherine de Vries Hajo Boomgaarden and Rens Vliegenthart 10. By-stander Conflict: Training Interventions for Teams in High-Stake Professions Evangelia Demerouti Kim J. P. M. van Erp Josette M. P. Gevers and Sonja Rispens
1. Intergroup Conflict and Negotiating Settlement Carsten K.W. De Dreu Hillie Aaldering and Ozum Saygi 2. How values change a conflict Fieke Harinck and Naomi Ellemers 3. Humiliation in conflict - underlying processes and effects on human thought and behaviour Kai J. Jonas Marte Otten and Bertjan Doosje 4. Minority identity and host national identification among immigrants Maykel Verkuyten and Borja Martinovic 5. Ethnic diversity and dimensions of in-group solidarity overview of insights into empirical relationships in Europe Maurice Gesthuizen Michael Savelkoul and Peer Scheepers 6. Escalation and de-escalation of intergroup conflict: The role of communication within and between groups Tom Postmes Ernestine H. Gordijn Martijn van Zomeren Hedy Greijdanus Bart de Vos Susanne Täuber and Elanor Kamans 7. Contagious conflict: Spill-over effects of labor conflict between and with-in organizations Agnes Akkerman René Torenvlied Alex Lehr and Kirsten Thommes 8. Human-rights Promotion the Media and Peacemaking in Africa Brian Burgoon Andrea Ruggeri and Ram Manikkalingam 9. New lines of conflict: European integration and immigration Wouter van der Brug Daphne van der Pas Marc van de Wardt Marijn van Klingeren Claes de Vreese Sarah de Lange Catherine de Vries Hajo Boomgaarden and Rens Vliegenthart 10. By-stander Conflict: Training Interventions for Teams in High-Stake Professions Evangelia Demerouti Kim J. P. M. van Erp Josette M. P. Gevers and Sonja Rispens
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