Why Intolerance and Extremism Happen: Understanding our Deepest Divides
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Why Intolerance and Extremism Happen: Understanding our Deepest Divides

by Teri Kanefield

Sociology Psychology Political Science social issues
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Why Intolerance and Extremism Happen: Understanding our Deepest Divides examines the origins of intolerance, extremism, and social division. Teri Kanefield focuses on the forces that drive polarization, providing readers with a concise, thoughtful starting point for considering why deep divides form and how they affect public life.

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Why Intolerance and Extremism Happen explores the roots of intolerance and extremism.

The book focuses on the deep divides that shape societies and public life.

It offers a framework for understanding why people and communities can become increasingly polarized.

Readers interested in social conflict, political division, and human behavior will find a direct examination of these difficult subjects.

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