The idea that strong group attachment or identification is necessarily associated with being less favourable to outgroups has been widely held in the social sciences. William Sumner (1906) originally coined the term ethnocentrism to describe thi
This study investigated the relationship between ethnocentrism and evaluation of familiar national g...
This paper is framed by the general hypothesis according to which racism and xenophobia are today ex...
Includes bibliographical references.A survey of the sociological literature pertinent to intergroup ...
Although Sumner’s ethnocentrism hypothesis, which expects stronger group identification to be associ...
Although Sumner’s ethnocentrism hypothesis, which expects stronger group identification to be associ...
It is widely assumed that Sumner coined the concept of ethnocentrism in 1906. This attribution is pr...
International audienceThis investigation tests a reconceptualization of ethnocentrism based primaril...
Research on negative attitudes toward outgroups generally ignores the related positive attitude towa...
In today’s age of globalization, intergroup and intercultural social interactions are becoming more ...
In research on unfavourable attitudes towards outgroups, the related favourable attitude towards the...
The article analyzes the contents of individual units that are formed in their own culture; it also ...
Ethnocentrism and prejudice are two distinct, though closely related, concepts. Since the early twen...
A major consequence of immigration is that people of diverse origins and identities have to work out...
Abstract. Ethnocentrism is conceptualized as a basic Kantian form of intuition that plays a knowledg...
The probability of formation approach to the problem of ethnos is underlined in the article on the b...
This study investigated the relationship between ethnocentrism and evaluation of familiar national g...
This paper is framed by the general hypothesis according to which racism and xenophobia are today ex...
Includes bibliographical references.A survey of the sociological literature pertinent to intergroup ...
Although Sumner’s ethnocentrism hypothesis, which expects stronger group identification to be associ...
Although Sumner’s ethnocentrism hypothesis, which expects stronger group identification to be associ...
It is widely assumed that Sumner coined the concept of ethnocentrism in 1906. This attribution is pr...
International audienceThis investigation tests a reconceptualization of ethnocentrism based primaril...
Research on negative attitudes toward outgroups generally ignores the related positive attitude towa...
In today’s age of globalization, intergroup and intercultural social interactions are becoming more ...
In research on unfavourable attitudes towards outgroups, the related favourable attitude towards the...
The article analyzes the contents of individual units that are formed in their own culture; it also ...
Ethnocentrism and prejudice are two distinct, though closely related, concepts. Since the early twen...
A major consequence of immigration is that people of diverse origins and identities have to work out...
Abstract. Ethnocentrism is conceptualized as a basic Kantian form of intuition that plays a knowledg...
The probability of formation approach to the problem of ethnos is underlined in the article on the b...
This study investigated the relationship between ethnocentrism and evaluation of familiar national g...
This paper is framed by the general hypothesis according to which racism and xenophobia are today ex...
Includes bibliographical references.A survey of the sociological literature pertinent to intergroup ...
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