Titlebook: Democracy, Socialization and Conflicting Loyalties in East and West; Cross-National and C Russell F. Farnen (Director and Professor of Poli

現(xiàn)實

Changing Nationality Stereotypes through Contactearch treatment design. It was hypothesized that informal, frequent, and cooperative contact between members of different nationalities would reduce their reciprocally held nation-to-nation stereotypes and that this reduction would not be generalized to equivalent nations. The results revealed that

optional

表被動

Identification with Social Groups and Intolerance among Dutch Adolescentse based on an intuitive sense of inequality. People’s social identity (that part of their identity that binds them to a larger community) depends on social relations and perceptions about social groups in society. This leads to an inherent incompatibility between ‘true democracy’ and social institut

承認(rèn)

Recent Changes in Polish Youth’s Social and Political Consciousnessncrease in the estimated value of education and work, a feeling of being more in control of one’s life, and a less pessimistic and fearful outlook on the future. These are all symptoms of society’s ‘healing’ process and of positive adaptation to the new market economy and current political reality.

maintenance

OVER

嗎啡

uth from various sources. Some research studies are quasi-longitudinal, treating different regions in Europe, and emphasizing significant themes such as racism, intolerance, xenophobia, the European Union, and democratic political philosophy and citizenship.978-1-349-14061-9978-1-349-14059-6

cajole

Methodisches Vorgehen und Stichproben Chapter 9), Western Europe (Linssen et al. in Chapter 11; Meyenberg in Chapter 15; Dekker and Willemse in Chapter 16), or particular countries, such as Slovakia (Dekker, Malová, and Theulings in Chapter 5), Germany (Watts in Chapter 6; Meyenberg in Chapter 15), Hungaiy (Csepeli et al. in Chapter 7

glisten

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-6733-5des — the state authoritarianism score was related to the previously developed estimate of authoritarianism levels in 32 countries. Surprisingly, both were highly correlated. 4) Preliminary analyses regarding causes of state authoritarianism — to understand the possible relationship between authorit

facilitate

Germain Lietaer,Wolfgang W. Keilascism at the state level are the root causes of rabid and excessive nationalism, prejudice, and xenophobia. The curriculum of Western schools during the Cold War years was obsessed with teaching anti-Communism as a left-wing aberration from (and enemy of) democracy, while right-wing fascism was all