Social Identity and Intergroup Relations (European Studies in Social Psychology, Series Number 7)
by Henri Tajfel
Explores how social identity influences intergroup relations, prejudice, and conflict through foundational psychological research and theory.
About This Book
This volume presents key research on social identity theory and its implications for understanding group dynamics.
Contributions examine the psychological processes underlying prejudice, discrimination, and intergroup conflict.
The work draws on empirical studies conducted within the European tradition of social psychology.
Topics include categorization, comparison, and the role of identity in shaping attitudes toward outgroups.
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